I'm new here and I know the title is kind of vague. Let me explain:

I believe that a lot of what TRP says is true. I agree that there is growing misandry, hypocrisy, and double standards in our society. I also agree that these trends are reinforced by the media (politicians, news outlets, and entertainment) and internet white knights here on reddit. Most importantly, I agree that these issues pose difficulty for young men today when it comes to dating and overall happiness.

I also think that, in light of what TRP has revealed, men have the obligation to stick to their principles instead of going into panic mode and assuming that all women are hypocrites, misandrists, or "children."

I would be willing to bet that, for every woman who sets double standards for herself and SO, hates on men, and basks in validation from white knights, there is a man who goes to the opposite end of the spectrum and starts utterly despising women in general.

For every guy who chooses to go to those lengths, I have to ask the question: What is that going to accomplish for you or anybody else?

Sure, we are living in a world where some women are misandrist hypocrites and some men are BP white knights. But that doesn't mean that we should refuse to be a part of that world. I believe that nobody is forcing women or men to become like this. Rather, they subscribe to TBP of their own accord. If anything, the fact that people are allowed to show their true colors in today's society is good rather than bad.

Society is set up to where we can easily tell if a guy is a whimpy loser who eats up the SJW philosophy without putting up a fight. We can easily tell if a woman is a misandrist hypocrite who thinks she is entitled to good treatment despite not being a very good person herself. Before the 'sexual liberation,' I don't believe that this was the case. The sexual liberation gave us the chance to see who is good of their own accord and who is bad of their own accord, something previously much more difficult in this area.

So, as a man, I choose to reject the people I've described above. If people want to be losers, hypocrites, misandrists, or whatever, I just let them go on their way and refuse to associate. It's much easier for me than harboring anger or resentment towards those people like TRP does. It's much easier for me to be happy in a relationship because I will not settle for anybody less principled than I am.

Moreover, I think that my point of view is a more healthy approach to societal changes than TRP. I think a lot of people who have been driven to TRP would be happier if they agreed with me.

CMV.