I really hate how society forces stereotypes on people and how they mould them into what they should be like and how others see them.

Like chess players or anime lovers would be seen very differently then basketball players or EDM lovers. They would be seen as more introverted, sexually unsuccessful, passive and what not and society would sort of push that narrarative despite their being nothing wrong or any personality associstion with any of these hobbies. They're would be an entire personality and negative or positive traits attached to all of it based off some stereotypes someone came up that would effect them for their entire lives. Also to add insult to injury if someone breaks that mould he is seen as weird or unusual. Like a chess player who's alsp good at MMA or an Indian guy whos an amazing skateboarder. Its like it can't just be that these people are just people who like things without any connotation. There's always got to be that raised eyebrow of "huh didn't expect that from that person cause he's an XYZ". There's always some weird fucking association to everything. Hobbies, race, culture, personality quirks, taste in music/movies, height, looks etc. All off these carry their own weird fucking baggage.

Even though its such a high school mindset we all do it subconsciously as it helps us make sense of the world. I admit I probably do it to some level and so do you reading this.

Redpillers alot of them do what they do because they want to appear and become sexually successful by societies definition of what a sexually successful guy is supposed to be like. I.e. they lift and spin plates because society tells us that muscles and guys who sleep around are more attractive and average people subconsciously associate muscles and promiscuity with being attractive and sexually successful because they have been programmed to do subconciously. So therefore it makes no sense to not do these things and avoid things with negative connotations like anime, chess showing emotion etc.

And I dont blame them at least in this regard tbh(everything else about trp is horrible). If the system is so flawed that, certain things are demonized and others are encouraged you do what brings you the most success cause at the end of the day we all want more success and its perfectly acceptable to pursue these in this manner. If I had a son I'd hope he'd grow up to be more of an Arnold Schwarzenegger rather then a Chris Chan (I dont know the specifics about any of these guys beyond one is seen as a stereotypical winner and the other as stereotypical loser on the internet). Not because one is inherently objectively better, more upright or moral then the other but because one is perceived due to programmed stereotypes to be more positive and successful. Anyone who follows that example, their life would be easier and they won't have the baggage of all the negative bullshit stereotypes and what not so it only makes sense to take the path of least resistance and most benefit.