I have /r/redpillwomen in my subscriptions and I read what shows up in my front page. I don't post there, but I have commented, but haven't in quite some time.

RPW has clashed with MRP in the past because MRP guys, mostly the new ones think they have some kind of in-the-trenches-female-friend relationship with those women simply because they have "RedPill" in their name.

That group, as a whole, is not redpill in the sense that you, I or any other man know it. RPW is something else. I consider RP to be a masculine moniker... they are some female version of it, and if they insist on using "RedPill" that's great, but don't think it's the same as in here.

This post, entitled:My Orthodox boyfriend was divorced, and it's a scary can of worms. highlights the exact reason why you all need to stay the fuck out of there.

The gist of it all is that he [40] is an orthodox Christian from Bulgaria and is divorced and told her [30] he never wants to marry again.

This comment is why that place isn't "Red Pill"

In fact, the whole thread is a series of replies about how *she's in her 30's and needs to next him. And why? Because marriage.

The guy in the story, in fact, pays for her apartment, takes care of her, and has stated he wants children with her. And some comments, like this gem from our favorite RPW mod claims she is only his mistress.

This gentlemen, is why RPW is borderline toxic to be actively participating in. These women call themselves RP because they push the talking points, but they still strive for the one thing they know no RP man would ever involve himself in. I don't know why the mods at TRP are so buddy buddy with that group but we are shunned; it strains the boundaries of logic.

Women, whether "RP" or not, still want the same thing: legally-defined resource security.

Do not involve yourselves with these women, post to their board, and I'd recommend not even commenting. I'm a pretty level-headed guy, but it took a great deal of self-control to not comment:

Why do you need a legal document to say you are committed to this man who is paying for your apartment wants to have children with you? How is this, in any way, "Red Pill?" What do you have to gain by having a princess-for-a-day party (which you can have without the legal-binding) or even just signing a paper at a courthouse? How would doing any of those things change how you and him have a relationship. It seems the only real thing missing completely is that you aren't living together.

But I didn't because I have self-control.

Anyways, stay out of there.