I've pretty much swallowed the pill at this point. But that's not to say I'm going to swallow it all (snicker). There are a few minor points of contention.
One of them is this.... I really like short-hair on a woman. Understand that it's strictly an aesthetic choice. I don't like manly or dyke women but I like when straight women chop their hair off without necessarily trying to be masculine. If she's got the right facial structure I think it's attractive.
For a good example, think Emma Watson and her post Harry Potter era pixie cut.
But I'm seeing just a little bit of short-haired hottie hate in the manosphere. I can understand that it can by a symbol of radical feminism and the rejection of traditional feminine mores. But if a woman has short hair does is it necessarily an indicator that she's on board the modern post-feminist hypergamy train? Or can it simply be a good aesthetic choice on an otherwise classically feminine woman? Can a red pill woman have short hair and still be a red pill woman?
EDIT: added some flavor to clarify my position.
EDIT 2: Thanks for all the responses. Sounds to me like the consensus is that it's a red flag but there are enough exceptions that it doesn't necessarily mean anything.
I will say I've noticed a correlation. Since I swallowed the pill and started having sex again, I've noticed all the women I've had sex with have long hair. Out of these I know one who did make the chop (she did it for her ex husband) but hated and grew it back out as quickly as she could. Make of that what you will.
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