I've swallowed the red pill for about half a year now and one thing that really gets to me is how feminism is sometimes a scapegoat for a lot of the wrong against men that traditionalism had done. Don't get me wrong feminism is a great evil, but many are missing the other half of the coin of gynocentrism, the other head that is traditionalism.

I hear a lot of talks about how some eastern countries are supposedly "red pill" such as some Arabic or east Asian country. The thing is, they're not. Take a country like China for example, you're pretty much forced to get married in order to have children, not getting married paints a big negative sign on you. And once you get married, you're encouraged to take responsibility for a lot of things. And yes, you are encouraged to pander to your wife, to never hit a women, pay for women, shower her with gifts and all that chivalry stuff. You get a a more feminine woman yes, but one that's definitely just as demanding as western women, just in different ways.

The thing is, things such a chivalry, unfair family courts, male disposabilty. These things are not caused by feminism, yes feminism clings onto those privileges, but you can hardly say they are caused by them since those things existed before feminism. Men had always been disproportionately burdened with responsibilities. I wouldn't paint those "redpill countries" in a good light.

The other truth is... we're never going back to traditionalism, since technology has advanced enough that not all jobs are labour jobs, females could work. And I do believe they had a right to work, this would make them less dependent on men yes. Females also have a lot of control in terms of their reproduction(even if they aren't using it responsibly) Females have been adapting to their new roles in their new environment and they had been taking advantage of the temporarily imbalance that's been giving them the best of both worlds. But us men need to react now, I think overall the entire redpill/manosphere is doing an excellent job as promoting to men to adapt to their roles now.

What is this sub's views on what we could do and what would happen in terms of the shitstorm regarding campus rape/false rape, affirmative actions, invasion of male spaces? Also about things such as having a more fair family court, allow men to have legal paternal surrender and the eventual commercialization of the male pill.

I know some of this stuff crosses a bit into MRA but I think all will agree that though men and women are different, we should be treated the same under the law.