As a girl, I've always been deeply, innately unattracted to men who displayed far more bluepill traits than redpill. And due to thoughts stemming from female solipsism, the transference of what women want onto men - "men want powerful, well-educated women! he's intimidated by you!", for a long period of my teenage years I believed men were grossed out by cutesy, sweet, overly loving girls and were as easily creeped out by women the way we are by men. I thought experienced women were more desirable, and lamented that I hadn't lost my virginity yet.

In previous relationships I yearned to do cute "bluepill man" things like leave my man baked goods, small personalized cards, and speak passionately of how I felt about him, but I restrained myself because of a fear of coming off as desperate, especially after hearing so many stories of "clingy" girls. Of course, now I'm starting to open my eyes to how different genders want different things. So what's the consensus? How would a redpill man actually feel about a girl who is forward in expressing her feeilngs in a bluepill manner?