Here's what I think of Red Pill Rage.

I believe there are two types:

  1. Acute red pill rage: a period of weeks, months, or years, where the person has swallowed lots of red pills and has not overcome their initial anger

  2. Transitory red pill rage: this can occur anytime in a person's life if they have previously taken red pills, and could be in response to some kind of external event, e.g, witnessing a gold-digger or a cheating woman

What I believe is:

  • A catalyst is needed to move out of the acute red pill phase

  • Transitory red pill rage is useful, because it reminds us not to go back to our blue pill days

  • You never FULLY get over red pill rage, but you can move out of the acute episode by entering monk mode and engaging in intense self-development

Last year, I was in an acute episode of red pill rage after a bad breakup and years of disillusion with the post-feminist women of the modern era. After a very stressful year, I was struck down with a gastrointestinal infection and was rushed to the emergency ward. During my recovery over Christmas and January, I entered Monk Mode. I grew my beard, read lots on the philosophies of Stoicism and Buddhism, and developed my own personal code for living. In essence, the Red Pill had been my prevailing philosophy of life after the breakup, but I replaced it with something else involving a blend of MGTOW, Stoicism, Buddhism, and Red Pill Awareness. By developing my own code, I realized one important thing:

  • If you sink too far into Red Pill Rage, you will find yourself in the gutter, sitting right next to modern women.

I realized that I wanted to be better than modern women, with all their fickleness, selfishness, and entitlement, so I got up out of the gutter and walked away.