Though this book is a literal shit-stain on the underpants of literature, it might just be the best insight into the mind of women. More than 100 million copies have been moved worldwide and the trailer broke records already, easily cementing it as one of the highest grossing films next year. But what can us Red Pill men learn from this?

Christian Grey; The Red Pill The kind of man women truly want and the kind most Red Pill readers inadvertently want to be like. Christian's character and actions have been the cause of massive debate. Some women claim he's a rapist and a bad man, others have other things to say. Christian is your classic Dark Triad. He's heavily into BDSM, grown up with violent tendencies, drank alcohol at a young age, is sociopathic in countless ways and authoritative/controlling with the book's protagonist, Anastasia.

José Rodriguez; The Blue Pill José is literately a textbook beta orbiter to the point where it's not remotely funny. Anastasia views José as "the brother she never had" and even hamsters he's the "perfect" man but doesn't view him as anything more than a friend. José is no doubt your typical Blue Pill male. Eventually, José gets tired of this and makes a move on Ana. In typical female fantasy fashion, Christian gets physical with him, José apologizes and with no long lasting effects, they remain friends for good.

What can we learn from these two people?

Did we have to put up with women fawning over Rodriguez and how his "brotherly", meek character sold over 100 million books? No, what happened was that a man like Christian Grey and his traits were the masturbatory fantasy of millions of women all over the world and that nice guys in this case, don't even finish at all. As much many of you might cringe at the thought of it, I believe it's best to take a few lessons from this book and it's fanbase.

1.) Women really do not think much of Blue Pill men at all How the author and fanbase treats José as a character compared to Christian is just solid proof of the matter. Women will only go after a José when they know they're too old and used up to win a Christian Grey.

2.) Embrace The "Dark Triad" The Dark Triad man was always the man women wanted, in fact it's instinctual. Were Cave-women seeking out the quite, skinny but "totally means well!" man? No, they always wanted the strong, remorseless alpha. You can see this shit with nearly every other species on earth too, how people try to say otherwise is truly baffling.

3.) Success and Aesthetics Matter Part of Christian's appeal is that he's a multi-millionaire described as "the epitome of male beauty, breathtaking" by the author and the fans. Not all of us can be millionaires, but focus on getting a great paying job, working out to acquire an aesthetic physique and cleaning up well. Always dress your best when you can and remember, how you dress truly does say the world about you.

4.) Regardless of What Feminists Say, Women REALLY Do Crave To Be Controlled and Dominated Just look at the reaction towards Grey's sadistic nature when it comes to sex. Remember, "Actions, not words."