In my last post I gathered a census on whether going to college was a good idea after I looked at the recent down trend of men in college and the majority responses I got was that college is a mistake in modern day.

Male isolationism is on the rise, it’s pretty simple, society treated us like crap so we acted accordingly and gave it the finger, college is just feminist propaganda with kangaroo courts and title 9, so we said fuck college.

The dating market is also fucked and in general (at least in my opinion) relationships are a waste, so men rejected that too.

I think in light of all this we have forged a path that is a tandom combination of the rejection of societal expectations and using the trades as a spring for purpose and economic opportunity.

In this path it is generally unsustainable to have one without the other. If you go through the trades or have a productive, well paying job, but make relationships a battle you have to contend with, you will always have the risk of personal stresses and failure in this area that could affect everything else.

If you reject relationships but subject yourself to economic isolationism ( no job) you become a person who just scrapes by and becomes dependent on other people with no real purpose.

This kind of pathway that I have dubbed the befitting “red pill path” is one that in my opinion gives a man a viable way through an increasingly difficult life of issues largely tied to feminism and relationships while giving men a sense of purpose in fields that are very easy to access for anyone. You make a crap ton of money in a group of fields that are cheap and easy to access while taking less time, and you can work making all that money without a serious personal weight on your shoulders that you would have to manage.

Is my idea for a plausible pathway for men to take an absolutely perfect path that fits everybody? Hell no, but is it better than society’s alternative in most cases? Yes

What are your thoughts and did any of you take a path similar to this?