Fight Club is probably one of the best films that dwells in the themes of masculinity. It's very redpill and I highly suggest you watch it if you haven't yet. While the movie can be interpreted in different ways, I feel like one of the main messages it tries to send across is the importance of not being afraid to be a man and be in touch with your inner masculinity. I took a couple of the quotes from the film and wanted to analyze them and put them in a redpill context.

  • "This is you're life and it's ending one minute at time"

You really never know when you're going to die. We can't be one hundred percent certain that age will be our cause of death, the best we can do is make something of ourselves while we're here on earth.

  • "Only after disaster can we be resurrected"

We probably all have gotten into the game because we were at a certain low at our lives. We wouldn't need to be reading up on roosh or neil strauss if we were already naturals. Game is the catalyst that picked us up from our bluepill ways to become more successful with women. Take a look at your progress since you've hit "rock bottom", it's important to keep track of your progress to ensure that you're always becoming a better man each day.

  • "We are a generation of men raised by women"

I see this as running parallel to the redpill beliefs that we're being raised by a feminized society. Men have been conditioned to act more feminine and any signs of acting traditionally masculine is quickly lead to being emasculated by bluepills and women.

  • "We have no Great War. No Great Depression. Our great war is a spiritual war. Our great depression is our lives"

Many men feel like they have no purpose in life, the lack of fulfillment is due to a lack in internal or external satisfaction. Ask yourselves if you're really living a fulfilling lifestyle, one that other men would look to in order to model their own. If not, then take the necessary steps it takes to reach that goal of fulfillment.

  • "We are consumers"

Although this quote is more related to goods, I wanted to talk about how it relates to relationships as well. Many men have the need to keep looking onto others for validation. they want to "consume" that validation from everyone around them. While external validation gives us satisfaction, we're not truly happy until we're able to get that happiness and satisfaction from within ourselves. This is why many men fail when they're gaming women, they keep trying to get validation from women by treating them like they're the main source of happiness, but never focus on self improvement and becoming a better man, this leads to women being drawn to you instead of you running around trying to chase every hot girl you see.