Gents, I was looking through the controversial tab on the front page today and came across this gem with a link to a HuffPo clickbait article. I noticed no one had brought it up on TRP, and thought it would make a good conversation starter. To save you the trouble, here is the important part:

But you know what I don't really trust? What I've never actually trusted with any women I've been with? Her feelings.

If she approaches me pissed about something, my first reaction is "What's wrong?"

My typical second reaction? Before she even gets the opportunity to tell me what's wrong? "She's probably overreacting."

My typical third reaction? After she expresses what's wrong? "Ok. I hear what you're saying, and I'll help. But whatever you're upset about probably really isn't that serious."

This goes to the heart of what TRP says about not trusting anything a woman says and focusing more on what women do. The author goes on to explain how this mistrust of women's self reported feelings has implications on trusting women to remember the past or to do anything at all. However, blue pill society trains men to ignore his natural instinct of not taking women's hyperbolic language seriously in order to further female desires.

Part of why so many men have taken the Red Pill is because they realized that women give horrible advice. Women are constantly providing comfort instead of solutions, and are generally trained to be Machiavellian in their interactions by the time they reach puberty.

So is it any surprise that men don't trust women? Dave Chappelle goes over this in detail. What do you think?