Hey everyone, I am new to this community and just wanted to share my thoughts. I'm a woman in my early 30s and wish I never knew about this redpill stuff. It has really lowered my self-esteem.

What bothers me the most is this idea that a woman is most "valuable" in her 20s. That a woman's value lies in her beauty and fertility.

I mean, maybe if you want to have a huge family, but even women in their 30s are getting married and having kids. These days, it seems rare that people get married in their early 20s and have kids right away.

It also bothers me that it's made out to be an issue of moral character. Like, if a woman is still single in her 30s she must not be marriage material, or she wasted her younger years on hookups. I'm a Christian woman saving myself for marriage, so that's simply not true.

I've never met any men IRL that express this redpill ideology. It seems to be mostly men on the internet. Although I must admit, this has made me self-conscious on dates. Are men secretly thinking they could get with someone younger and hotter? Would my boyfriend dump me for a more beautiful woman if she came along? It concerns me that men think this way, but maybe they don't say it out loud.