I have a friend of mine who doesn't believe completely in my red pill views on life, but he's very open minded and enjoys logical debates. He embraces my theories and challenges them a lot of the times, which I think is awesome for my understanding of these concepts.

Recently I told him about the theory that women and men are both born with the same unexpressed levels of feminine and masculine traits.

Me: I don't believe this theory at all because there are huge, biological differences between the sexes. For instance, men are born with 12-17 times the amount of testosterone within their body's.

Him: I can agree that there are inherent differences from a biological standpoint, but I think that there are a lot of qualities that both men and women share. For instance, emotions. We all have emotions, and being emotional is usually considered a feminine quality which both sexes share.

*from here I told him that that was interesting and that I would think about it. Today I sent him my retort, which I put a lot of thought into. My question to you, asktrp, is what do you think of this from a red pill perspective? Do you agree or disagree with the theory that I constructed when I responded to my friend? Brutal honesty is encouraged.

Me: I was thinking about what you said about emotions being a feminine quality and I have a retort. I thought about it, and emotions are how we interpret feelings, which are derived from evolutionary-based instincts. The concept of emotions is neither masculine nor feminine because it is inherent in everybody. It's what we do with our emotions that constitutes masculine or feminine characteristics. A feminine construct of emotions is to allow them to control you and your actions. To be out of control of your emotions, because their Estrogen makes their emotions harder to control. The masculine construct of emotions is to be aware of your emotions but to control them. The problem with a lot of guys is that they don't know how to control their emotions so rather than allowing them to control them, they bottle up their emotions and refuse to show them in some type of effort to artificially sustain their SMV (sexual market value). Allowing yourself to experience emotions and still being able to stay in control of them is a really hard thing to do, which makes it a very masculine quality.