I spend a lot of time on apps like meetme watching the way female streamers interact with their “fans”. I have seen the exact type of behavior that leads some of these guys to discovering red pill theories. The women are beautiful, one for every niche (goth girl, e-girl, IG baddie, etc), and some of them even lead with racist stereotypes (many Asian streamers play into the role of the submissive, feminine doll). This gives the illusion of a diversity of opinions. These interactions are purely transactional. They do little to provide content outside of dressing provocatively and occasionally dancing or singing. Many of them are downright mean because they know they can get away with it. These men are usually young (though I’ve seen many old men there as well) and inexperienced with insanely beautiful women. It’s obvious to any of us with situational awareness that these women aren’t here because they truly like the guys, but they’ll flirt with them or say their usernames to get them to spend money on virtual gifts they can exchange for cash. They even have a “date” feature where you can pay a fee and enter their “date box” and stream with them live on camera. I can understand how a lonely, inexperienced guy could look at these interactions as genuine, so it’s unfortunate watching many of them attempt to set up actual dates or ask for their numbers. I’ve seen some guys try to reason with them, beg them to talk off camera, or even insult them using classic red pill takes like “the wall”. I even had one man tell me there’s an “extremely high chance” I won’t get married after I made a comment debunking his KS talking points
My point is that if you have little to no interaction with women in your daily life, it’d be extremely easy to believe that this is all women are. If you are one of those guys who religiously follows female streamers, NO not all women are like this. YES, women care about more than money and status. And NO these women are not in a relationship with you.
