I have recently stumbled upon this subreddit and curiosity got to me. Note that this sub has 170,000 Redditors. Basically this sub is created for women who need advice on dating strategies, romantic relationships, etc. I thought hey, this is a good concept. I looked through their side bar and have seen an insane amount of manipulative and discriminatory "advices" given to women so that they become "queens".

Despite the few good advices that make sense, there is also a ridiculous amount of manipulative and discriminatory crap in there. A lot of young women could easily become doctrinated to bullshit with this information.

These are all examples from the subreddit's "Handbook for women". For example;

A man worth dating needs to have his own house, a job/career that he enjoys, must not have a criminal record (a criminal record doesn't make someone automatically bad/evil).

https://i.imgur.com/To334iX.jpg

"A man who earns less than a woman is not a good match. Just look at what happened to Britney Spears!"

https://i.imgur.com/WPFlsik.png

"If he has read some of these books below, he's probably a female hating fascist"

https://i.imgur.com/IKr82kK.jpg

There are some questionable books in this list, and you have books like Meditations from Marcus fucking Aurelius, one of the most Stoic and open minded characters in Ancient Mediterranean philosophy.

Advocating women to potentially illegally stalk their date's Youtube search history:

https://i.imgur.com/DUq1pM6.jpg

"A man who does not pay for the costs of a date and wants to split the bill is a "low quality/low value" man."

https://i.imgur.com/9NQKBYS.png

"A man who does not pay for the date is unfit to be a partner"

https://i.imgur.com/cvtgedN.png

"If he doesn't want to get married, he is with you out of convenience":

https://i.imgur.com/Afvxgnu.png

"If you cannot orgasm from PIV, he is the problem"

https://i.imgur.com/MNH2jZa.png