One of the strongest arguments here from current Red Pill followers is that it was literally life changing for them. I absolutely get it! I can confidentially say that Red Pilling myself, as a woman, over a decade ago was absolutely life changing. Painful and utterly fucked up, but necessary.

Anybody who denies that Red Pilling doesn't have a wealth of knowledge is completely out of touch with reality, however, there also needs to be some acceptance and exposure of the "coaches" who know that what they're teaching is not Red Pill and is actually covertly exploitative and abusive (but uses the name to stay under the radar). The people that talk badly about it are also right to some extent. Let's figure out where the problems lie.

Many "coaches" are using known cult recruitment tactics to create their own little cult following at the expense of very vulnerable people such as abuse survivors, those with recurring mental health issues, those struggling with bad breakups, those on the spectrum, etc.

In a big effort by lots of people to help the vulnerable people see the difference between the helpful versions of Red Pilling and the exploitative versions, let's discuss the good parts this week:

  • What was the Red Pill nugget of knowledge that served you the very best?

  • How exactly did it help you? What's the story?

  • Are you still utilizing that nugget or did it just help you in a one off situation?

  • Who taught this golden nugget to you? (Let's work together in lifting up and shining a light on the quality coaches that maybe don't have the budget to be big like they should be - add a link to the most helpful video if one is available)

Aaaannd go!