Summary: Red Pill is truth, not a religion or an ideology or a way of living your life. Truth is not optional.

I see this kind of comment a few times:

Starting to question if waking up was worth it.

I see this a lot here, and it goes something like this: "I woke up to TRP, but now that I see the world as it is, I really don't like it much and I'm not sure that waking up was really worth it and I kinda want to go back to how things were".

Here's the logical fallacy: things are as they are, regardless if one wakes up to them or not, regardless of how you feel about them. Sure it was easier to believe all you had to do was work hard (at your job), invest (in your relationship) and you would get loyalty and support (from your woman) and everything would work out just fine (with everything in life) .

However... this was all a big fat fucking lie and deep down you know it. Men are the builders. Men are the creators. Men are the investors. The lie is that investing in a relationship is somehow in your best interests. It isn't. Your investment and creative instincts are being co-opted by women to suit her ideal sexual strategy and not yours. As u/Archwinger put it so eloquently: relationships are restaurants, not investments. (What's the alternative? Invest in yourself of course. Women get 10% and are grateful for it, not 90% leaving them bored).

Anyway... the result of the blue pill delusion that is being treated as optional around here recently? Fast forward 15 years and you are getting divorce raped, your family hates you and the more loyal and decent you are the more you get fucked over. You see yourself as being the provider, they see you as weak. And they're right - you are in a weak position. You can't walk away. You have no real options. Be as strong as you like, but when they have you by the balls you're weak in their eyes. So the divorce happens, by now you're fat, lazy and you're so rusty with women that they see you as creepy. Your entire life is now supporting a family that you are not allowed to see. All your investment is being squandered by your ex, by lawyers, and by everyone else cashing in on you signing on that dotted line when you said "I do". You thought her saying 'yes' meant something, but now you find that her obligations are nil, and yours are legally enforced against you for the rest of your life.

So swallowing the red pill... hard as it is.... is it worth it? In the short term no - life is harder for most men when they wake up. It's painful to see the men treated like dirt and then blamed for it, while women are behaving like deranged imbeciles and worshipped for it. It's especially painful to see women tweeting that all white men should be killed (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/11633305/University-union-officer-who-wrote-kill-all-white-men-tweet-will-remain-in-post.html) without consequences (update: she's being prosecuted, but I doubt she'll get the jail time that a man would), while a man saying that women fall in love in the office gets instantly forced out of his position (http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/women-scientists-distract-men-fall-in-love-with-them-and-cry-when-criticised-says-nobel-prize-winner-10309125.html).

But in the long term? The truth will set you free. This sub has saved lives. Men wake the fuck up, get the fuck out of their beta relationships, and start fucking living for themselves. This makes them both more attractive and more immune to female hypergamy. A man following the ideal female reproductive strategy is a beta male, ready to be used. A man following his own ideal reproductive strategy is an attractive man. Never ever forget this.

When you wake up, life is harder and it is more awesome. Exactly how it is meant to be. You're a man. Accept it.

TL;DR: TRP is truth, DisneyLandOfUnicorns is a lie, and the truth is not optional.

Edit: update on the tweeter and minor typos.