You've taken the red pill.

So what?

Now what?

The red pill isn't a magic cure-all. There is nothing miraculous about it. Merely signing up for the TRP fan club is not going to automatically send hordes of hot babes beating a path to your front door. What happens next is entirely up to you.

Taking the red pill is only a metaphor. What you are saying is that you are looking past the bullshit and are committing yourself to opening your senses to the way the world actually is.

Taking the red pill will not instantly make you alpha. Give it up. Women decide who is alpha and who is beta.

Likewise, self-improvement is not entirely about being alpha, either. Self-improvement is (in part) simply about becoming attractive. Exhibiting certain beta traits under the right circumstances can be enormously attractive.

Taking the red pill is shedding yourself of beliefs and opinions. And trying, hard as it may be, to make observations of the facts, no matter how cold, harsh, or ugly they may be.

In this way, it has a lot in common with the Socratic Method. You are arguing in search of truth rather than just to win. Congratulations, you now have a feel for what it means to be a true Westerner, whose guiding principles are founded on the philosophy of Ancient Greece. Immediately, you now have a leg up on a good portion of the general populace.

Making such a commitment is only the first step, but because of that, you see the lies being perpetuated all around you.

Religion is as much at fault for that as is what passes for "science" in the mainstream media.

Feminism is laid bare before you in all her piggish ugliness, holding both neo-conservatives and neo-liberals as her puppets.

The Earth is doomed, and it always was. The universe will eventually suffer the same fate. And there is nothing, nothing at all, that anyone can do to stop it.

There is no escape. The Second Law of Thermodynamics specifically states that entropy will forever increase. Order will always flow into chaos, and the universe will eventually undergo Heat Death. There is no hope.

Everything is going to become unimaginably worse and never get better again! - Kurt Vannegut

That's interesting, Mr. Wizard, but what about the here and now? Well, it's all we have. And it's all that matters. Every cloud has a silver lining. And the lining in this case is called "carpe diem."

Life is too damn short to waste it hypothesizing about what may or may not come afterward.

That's a great attitude to have, but inevitably, you'll read or watch something about modern society that will upset you even further. Maybe some poor bastard got railroaded and publicly humiliated, and the people he once loved have all turned against him. Or perhaps some privileged female yet again gets away with something men couldn't possibly dream of doing.

You've learned about the true nature of men and women alike. You understand that men are disposable pawns with very little actual power individually. You have come to accept the predominating theory that women are solipsistic, naive, hypergamous, self-entitled, privileged, insecure beings that never grow up mentally. No matter how mature she might seem, she's really just a lost little girl in a great big world, and she has no idea what she's doing. Because her mind is swarming with emotion, she can only go by what feels good at the time.

"I can live with that," you say.

Can you?

Eventually, you start to realize that it is simply not enough to sing while you may.

And this is exactly what weighs you down, day by day. You try to ignore it or try desperately to come to grips with it, but it lingers on and on. Something just keeps tugging at you.

The knowledge you have seems superficial. It doesn't satisfy anything. It seems trivial and maybe a little awkward.

And no matter how you try to cope with this knowledge, you don't know what to do with it.

So here's how you put it to work.

You, as a man, must learn to think like a woman. Not act like one, nor care about the things they do or say. What finally brings everything together is to think like one.

Women are:

  • Solipsistic: my own mind is the only one that is sure to exist; the external world and other minds cannot be known, and thus do not exist outside the mind. (This is perhaps the most important thing to remind yourself of constantly.)
  • Privileged: I can have it all; I am entitled to bang 10s and I will settle for nothing less; I can have the fantasy of a wedding and not have to deal with the hardships of marriage; I can have the fantasy of impregnating every worthy female in sight without the responsibility of raising children; I too can have my own version of AF/BB.
  • Self-centered: "wait" is not part of my vocabulary; what I want always comes first.
  • Hypergamous: there is always better.
  • Insecure: despite any objections I may have, my only real contribution to anyone ever is sex or sex-related; everything else is just there to pass the time.

She will never own up to these truths about herself because she can't. She doesn't even understand that she thinks this way because she doesn't do it consciously. To her, these are virtues, and she is only looking out for her own self-interest.

And if you put yourself in her shoes, you'll see that they really are. She's not doing anything wrong per se. But when it's "all about me," and I am up against the possibility of giving birth and have to deal with ALL of the possible things that can go wrong with that, you will finally understand why they do the things they do.

Meditate on all of this. Contemplate it deeply. This is how some men can "just get it."

You will start to realize how women can rationalize ANYTHING.

Never lose sight of the goal. Lift and own your masculinity. Be a proud male, but think like a woman.

Buckle your seatbelt, Dorothy, 'cause Kansas is going bye-bye.