I’m tired of men whining about how they can’t get laid or attract women, when I’m constantly getting rejected—even just for sex. These weren’t “high-value” men either; they were regular, average guys. One guy was even almost homeless. Like, come on—I don’t have high standards at all, yet they still reject me.

I’m not obese or extremely unattractive. I’m just a skinny, average-looking girl. My whole life, I’ve been rejected by men. So why do red-pill men invalidate women who also get rejected? Maybe it’s because they focus only on the hottest women and want them, and when they can’t get them, they complain—calling those women sluts or saying they’ve “hit the wall.” Come on, you just want what you can’t have, and that’s why you’re angry. A lot of the time, those same men have unrealistic standards too.

From what I’ve observed, red-pill ideology puts the hottest women on a pedestal while also bashing them at the same time. They say they want a “nice, virgin girl” for marriage—but let’s be honest, that’s not who they’re sexually attracted to. The only reason they marry those women is because they think those women have fewer options and are less likely to cheat, but I think this is just insecurity. It feels more safe and stable for them than being with a woman they find truly physically attractive.

Honestly, I think red-pill ideas only really apply to rich, handsome successful men and very attractive women. It doesn’t really apply to average people.

But because of all this content online, I feel like a lot of average men now have inflated egos and unrealistically high standards. That is why they complain they can’t get women.

Does anyone else feel this way, or I am missing something?