Hi I wanted to know everyone’s opinion on the Netflix show sex life and how it reflects modern dating and redpoll ideology. Pls tell me your opinion or reviews. Trying to see if this creates an interesting discussion.

MicahMX700 · 2021-07-13T01:16:45+00:00

Thought it was a little hard to watch and kind of nasty doesn't the infamous milk machine scene in episode 2 what is the most embarrassing thing I've ever seen an on-screen history since... Anything. Kind of reminded me of nekromantic with how gross it was and its depiction of sex and relationships.

zoemondo · 2021-07-13T06:46:57+00:00

It was cringey and I could only watch a little bit of it. It was definitely some sort of fantasy someone wrote, and not realistic.

RedPillDetox · 2021-07-13T09:25:11+00:00

How it reflects modern dating? The same that any other show would reflect modern dating: Any paralelism with real life is nothing but a subjective generalization on which you can hardly rely on to take any meaningful conclusion. It's a TV show after all.

And i don't know how anyone else could come to any different conclusion. Only deluded TRPers with no critical thinking would rely on a random fictional TV show to claim evidence of their theories.

What's more... Romeo & Juliet, Twilight, Disney movies and Nicolas Sparks movies, despite their tremendous historical success, are always seen as irrealistic "just blue pill media" trash, but all of a sudden a random TV show with a 5.5 imdb rating speaks volumes of "female nature" looool

And they have the nerve to accuse anti-TRP people of being irrational or coping...

Sad_Quote_3415 · 2021-07-13T20:40:05+00:00

I haven't watched it, but the look of it reminded me of that 365 days movie that many young women were obsessed about. I find it concerning tbh. In my opinion, media has a huge influence in how society shapes interpersonal relationships. If you were to look critically at movies from the past decades, you can clearly see the narratives they planted about romantic love and how damaging it has been for everyone. So many misconceptions about people and dating come from this constant presence of toxic tropes in movies and shows. For instance, the "nice guy" ideal is something that many people think it's true. That women "don't like nice guys", and how many movies and songs bring this up. I think life imitates art more than the other way around tbh. Those movies that revolve entirely around sexual relationships give the idea that this is what you should look for in a partner, and that sexual attraction and love are one in the same. But this couldn't be further from the truth. In fact, there's so much research about the orgasm gap and how straight women are the least satisfied group when it comes to sex (about 65% of straight women can orgasm during sex, while 95% of straight men usually do). This growth of hook-up culture in the past years has made things so much harder. It's not easy to find true emotional connections with people, and I feel that leads to more and more people just settling and disposing of each other when it gets boring. Red pill PUAs are even calling it "the dating market", as if people are actual merchandise. Personally, I think it's depressing. So anyway, when they keep pushing those fantasies in movies and tv shows, it just keeps perpetuating misconceptions about romantic love. Which means more generalizations, more gender roles, more toxic expectations, and unrealistic ideals.

TheLoneStoic · 2021-07-13T21:24:23+00:00

Honestly I’ve never even heard of it. Is it an accurate representation of the red pill( accurate meaning it portrays various facets of the pill that people like myself follow) or is it just a bunch of toxic people?

cdcollector87 · 2021-07-13T03:53:25+00:00

it’s not realistic

TheDrWinston · 2021-07-14T15:49:03+00:00

One day I hope hollywood burns to the ground. 🤮🤮🤮

Social media fucked my generation. (17M)

More kids my age are getting redpilled because of what they watch. It doesn't help that teenagers actually suck.

The reality is that red pill and incel ideologies only have merit in a high school setting.

It doesn't help that social media has sparked unrewarding dating experiences to others. Why? Because projection Is a big problem with the internet. Every day people glamorize there miserable lives thinking it's #livingmybestlife or whatever. But the reality is, a truth made by siddhartha gautama is that life is suffering.

Because we project only the best and not the reality of the matter we create unrealistic life expectations. We can't live a cushy Hollywood sitcom life. This Is the harsh truth of the matter. Unless you have a significant amount of power in life, it generally won't go your way all the time.

This human problem has infected my generation thinking they can get a perfect partner when that really isn't possible unless they are also perfect. Then they get so desperate for a partner they don't see the red flags.

I had a friend with a so called 'amazing' partner they were FWBS most likely. The only thing he was really good at was sex. And when she realized he only thought of her that way she got pissed off. I'm not trying to insult her or anything but I kinda warned her not to get her hopes up.

At the end of the day, people don't know how to use social media to enhance their lives instead of ruining it.

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