What would happen to women with analytical and scientific minds in a Redpill world?

TempestTcup · 2016-01-01T18:59:52+00:00

When I was just out of HS the world was a ton more RP than now, and I worked in STEM/science and was very successful. I met my husband through my science major. I think that you might have a skewed vision of what that world might look like.

DrunkGirl69 · 2016-01-01T19:35:32+00:00

What do you think a "Redpill world" is? What do you think it would look like?

My view? Women can do and be whatever they want. They must then accept the consequences of whatever that brings them.

If a woman wants to ride the cock carousel, she must then accept and live with having to settle for a low value man as a husband.

If a woman wants to get married at age 19, she must then accept she doesn't get to ride the carousel.

If a woman wants to be a career girl, she must then accept that most men won't want to take second fiddle to her career; that she'll price herself out of attraction to most men; that only the very highest status men will want her; and that she will have a hard time finding a husband.

If she wants to be a stay at home mom and have kids with a breadwinner husband, she must accept financial dependence on her husband and all the consequences that brings.

Women: Be and do whatever you want. You then forfeit the right to complain about the drawbacks and consequences.

Atlas_B_Shruggin · 2016-01-01T20:44:43+00:00

TRP isnt about women.

there is no "red pill world". there has been and and could be again a world in which women arent favored with explicit legislation. thats it

sittinginabaralone · 2016-01-01T18:48:45+00:00

Isn't this the "Redpill world"? I didn't think it was some theory of how society is run, but more of an analysis of how we already do things.

So what are you asking, what would happen to women in this world? Exactly what does already happen to women. I think people would prefer much less bullshit surrounding the woman's agenda though. I don't think anyone has a problem with women doing what they're good at, but they have to actually be good at it.

VirgoRooster · Fri Jan 1 18:54:51 2016 UTC

I don't have any problem with women who pursue scientific endeavors or business ventures, or whatever. I just don't want to go on dates with them because they tend to be high maintenance and uninterested in being the type of person who I'd want to be in a relationship with.

Professionally, I have met and even learned from many intelligent women (I work in a sciency field). I still have great respect for them, but I would not date them seriously.

Wouldn't you know it? Your devisions and actions professionally have consequences. Working 80 hours a week or whatever won't endear you to men who want a soft, caring wife who's family-oriented. If you want to be a neurosurgeon, more power to you. It's just going to work against you when it comes to attracting the type of guy you want.

How many women want a guy that earns less than them? Or is less educated? Very few. So you can cross those men out entirely. The men that somehow still make more than you or work more will have their pick of women who are probably prettier, friendlier, and more family-oriented. It's just the way it is.

MasherusPrime · 2016-01-01T19:12:31+00:00

Alone, after getting partner at McKinsey, 2 best degrees and frankly jaw dropping quality resume.
Alone, after booting his husband for caribbean barber who is now in jail for drunken manslaughter. IQ at top 1%.
Alone, after booting his stable boyfriend to import a caribbean boytoy 15 years younger. Boytoy is gone. BMI 32++. Best liberal degree in this country.

disposable_pants · 2016-01-01T21:02:46+00:00

There is no such thing as a "red pill world" because TRP isn't trying to change the world. It's not a movement. TRP is a description of how the world is and a collection of advice on how to be successful in it.

You should stop posting until you understand the basics of the topic at hand.

Startled_Butterfly · 2016-01-01T18:45:07+00:00

Can you explain what you are talking about a little more in depth?

TheHeroReditDeserves · 2016-01-01T18:44:35+00:00

They can't, it is the easiest thing on the planet to demand a group of people make sacrifices for the greater good if that set of people does not include you

summit_girl · 2016-01-01T19:12:18+00:00

There is some historical facts that can answer your question.

During World War II, in several countries women were suddenly welcomed and actually requested to, for the first time, work in mass in manufacturing, laboratories, operators of machines, bankers, managers and many other jobs that were once closed to them altogether. The war effort needed them and too many men were away fighting.

Guess what happened? They succeeded! None of the moral panics used to keep the professions out of women reach materialized. They didn't became mentally insane, children going to child-care didn't become feral and impossible to educate, and society didn't fall apart.

The disgusting part of the story? As soon as the war was over, despite millions of women proving they could work in many different fields with success, regardless of their gender, they were fired by the hundreds of thousands because higher-ups had decided that all men that spent years fighting deserved and needed the civilian jobs.

Many women didn't take that crap lightly, and the civil rights movement for work access to women was borne immediately. Millions of women had experienced for the first time the dignity of earning their own wage instead of being slaves to their husbands of perennial dependents on someone else, and they didn't go back quietly to what old men wanted them to do in the name of rewarding soldiers with jobs they'd been doing and earning for.

questioningwoman · 2016-01-01T19:41:30+00:00

To me the ideal Red Pill world is one where both men and women make concessions based on biology and reality to make the best framework for raising children and contributing to the larger economy in a positive way.

in other words, both women and MEN would have to do some things they don't necessarily like and/or aren't necessarily best at for the good of their families, and everyone else's, so to speak.

Do you honestly, truly believe most men love their jobs? Hell, I basically tolerate mine, and it isn't because the job sucks. Its because what I enjoy the most and what gets me paid are NOT one in the same. I wanted a wife and family, so my trade off is I need to work a steady job that AT BEST is not a drag on my life. Its called being responsible, and I think most of our current issues are a general lack of it.

everyone is so damn selfish. "What's in it for me?!" A generally happy, secure, and healthy life is the reward for everyone, not just men or women.

Transmigratory · 2016-01-02T16:35:37+00:00

What on earth are you on about?

questioningwoman · 2016-01-01T19:46:30+00:00

Also the sacrifices men would demand of women would be too much. What if a woman is a 2 on the scale but has a 160 IQ? Barring her from the sciences and other fields would essentially be leaving her to starve or in massive poverty.

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