While reading through /r/PurplePillDebate (because apparently i'm an intellectual masochist) I stumbled upon this fantastic quote from one /u/Abra_K_Daniel, regarding that common trope among women and Blue pilled folk that "Getting laid isn't all that hard";

The answers may be simple, but the task itself hard. Saying "Getting laid isn't all that hard" is like saying losing weight isn't all that hard.

TRP is not one weird trick to get you laid. Its the diet and exercise plan to get you fit and running a marathon.

To me, this is a prime example of why we here at /r/theredpill value the advice of men over women in regards to attracting women. The concepts of attraction (at the basic level) aren't all that hard, consisting broadly of A) Be confident and B) Be high value. The difficulty is in practice. Being attractive and confident enough to attract women is something that takes more than a little hard work and commitment. It takes calibration. In order for the advice to be useful, it needs to come from someone with field experience, someone who has tried to be attractive to women, and succeeded. Since the majority of women have never done this, their advice on attraction is at best roughly as useful as a skinny girl giving out weight loss advice like "Just go vegan". It may work eventually, but it's not proper nor safe dietary advice.