Any gender can answer but it would be nice if you can point out what gender you are. When asking the question I’m really curious as to what advice you would give said person if they asked for advice. Because in my opinion when non redpill individuals give advice it’s usually from a place of privilege. For example a woman might say that you should be more emotionally invulnerable but her perspective is usually from the men that she is actually attracted to who tend to be stoic, masculine and hard to read. Your average man probably isn’t as masculine so he will take that advice and be more emotionally vulnerable and make a lady lose all attraction for him for how feminine his acting because he wasn’t so masculine to begin with . Or a man might say just be more confident. He however has never struggled with women because he his naturally attractive and outgoing so he falsely attributed his success to his confidence when it was mostly his looks.

In general to those without experience the best advice they can get is from the redpill in my opinion. Because redpill heavily emphasizes how important your physical attractiveness is to getting women because no matter how great your personality is if she isn’t attracted to you it doesn’t matter. Trp also let’s you know to set boundaries and not let women walk over you. They tell you how to have an abundance mindset so you can easily walk away from women who treat you like shit. People might say this is common sense but it’s only common sense to you, there are are plenty of individuals who never got the memo. A lot of men’s ideas of romance like myself comes from Disney movies or romcoms they watched as a kid.

I’m really curious to see what advice is given and how it contrasts or is similar to redpill beliefs