I understand the emphasis on screening women with a "low lay count." It's a significant aspect, and I get why it's stressed. However, in my experience, this is not enough. There are many personality traits and characteristics that also need to be considered for a successful and fulfilling relationship.

I've been in multiple relationships with women who had low or no previous sexual experience. Despite this, I've found that these relationships faced significant challenges that weren't magically solved by their low lay count. Issues around intellectual compatibility, emotional maturity, the ability to compromise, and other personality elements came up repeatedly.

From my perspective, leading a submissive woman doesn't inherently solve deeper personality mismatches. There are many other important traits to screen for that are crucial for a healthy and enduring relationship.

Are there any resources or discussions that delve into these aspects of screening women without dismissing the foundational principles of the Red Pill theory? I'm looking for material that acknowledges the importance of lay count but also covers the broader spectrum of traits needed for true compatibility.