disclaimer: in this case I refer to redpill simply as waking up and seeing things as they truly are in the field of dating, marriage, politics, economy and so forth.

I have begun to notice at 30 that it's not just women who will look for the best value in a partner (like we as men do as well), but people in general. If you don't provide value, you are nothing. But now it gets interesting: because most don't want you to do better than they are doing at all.

Hence there is a dichotomy going on where on the one hand people only deal with you if they believe they will get better themselves as a result, and on the other hand blind hatred, jealousy and ignorance keeps people passive-aggressive in their actions towards you (behind your back usually).

For example; family members might not want you to actually succeed, friends will be jealous and a new business partner wants to team up to exploit your skills. I don't know about you but I find that relationships get more complicated as time goes on, which is why my only motto is burying them with success and stick to yourself whenever you can. What are your thoughts on this?