The gist: Shitty bluepill advice that you are certain to see posted on reddit creates entitlement because the advice is the most barebone and EASY to implement. I'm talking about sayings like being nice to her, treating her with respect, even snarky lines like "have you tried treating her like a person?" It is really, really easy to be nice to people and to treat them with respect. It is NOT and never has been the absolute ticket for a man to get what he desires from a woman. Bluepill advice is straightforward "do X thing to acheive Y result" and when it obviously fails, that is when men feel entitled to something.

Redpill at least acknowledges that attraction is complex and you could do everything "right" and still not get what you want, and then MOVE ON to the next one.

My anecdote: I was told growing up that if I wanted positive attention from women, I had to be nice to them. But I was already told that I should be nice to everyone. My "solution?" Effectively be a doormat for the girl I liked. Didn't work out, I was left wandering about how it could be possible. Eventually stumbled on redpill stuff that explained the whole thing. Namely, I put her on a pedestal wasn't masculine at all in how I treated her, in addition to other things.