I've been milling around the Red Pill for less than a week, but I have made my way through quite a bit of the reading. Regardless, I am new here (the dreaded words), so forgive me if my remarks are uninformed at any point.

The purpose of this post is for personal clarity of understanding. As far as I can tell, The Red Pill's central teaching boils down to something very basic: women are focused when searching for a sexual partner upon the characteristics which beget success--namely charisma and self-reliance. Therefore, in order to increase one's luck with the poon, one must achieve success, or (as most commonly advised by the manosphere) disingenuously portray a successful man.

With the manosphere being so dense in lingo, I hesitate to ask this question of the community, but here we go: is this really so revolutionary? I feel as though I've known this all along, unless there's more to it that I am yet to glean.

...I must admit, despite feeling fairly unmoved by the swallowing of the Red Pill, I am currently in a dry spell that has lasted longer than 2 years, so I know that I have something to learn from the community.

Still, I feel like everyone's so excited by this message, and I want to have some life-changing revelation too (especially in light of the info disclosed in the above paragraph).

Anyone want to enlighten me?