This is one reason I've never been able to fully get onboard with the main RedPill sub. I agree with theory, but that sub seems to be full of men who are constantly comparing their erection sizes with each other.

"I slept with a hot 10/10 last week using redpill theory!"

"Oh yeah? Well I slept with two hot women using redpill theory!"

"That's nothing you guys, I got a blowjob on the metro just by smirking and calling a girl fat!"

Let's be realistic. A fundamental iron law of life is that not everyone can be a winner. Some people try to pursue the American dream and fail, you can't always pick yourself up by the bootstraps. Some people study hard for a test but end up doing poorly and flunk the class anyway. Some people work their asses off for that coveted scholarship but don't even get their application read.

I don't think RedPill is any different. Even if it is a generally successful way to live life, there have got to be some losers out there. People who have consistently applied TRP theory but are still virgins, or still only find themselves in broken relationships, etc.

How come there isn't a single post from these guys? The sub seems only inhabited by guys who tried TRP and worked, which makes me wonder if there's an incredibly strong confirmation bias at play. Sure, you may look at the forum and see men who improved as a result of TRP, but what if that's only because the men posting are the ones who are happy enough to post in the first place?

Wonder if anyone has thought about this. Firstly, why don't losers post more on TRP (surely there's discussion to be had about their issues too)? Secondly, how likely is it that RedPill's astounding success rates stems from confirmation bias?