Morality in MRP

brique879 · 2026-07-28T23:06:59+00:00

There’s a Christian Red Pill forum that would be more helpful for you most likely

Available-Tap157 · 2026-07-29T01:15:41+00:00

“All things are lawful for me, but not all things are helpful. All things are lawful for me, but I will not be dominated by anything.” — 1 Corinthians 6:12 (ESV)

RPsodapants · 2026-07-29T14:38:48+00:00

The book, "When I Say No I Feel Guilty" is a verbal assertivenes guide. It has nothing to do with morality. It's aim is to help people who are too agreeable adopt tools to help themselves in everyday verbal interactions.

In your half reading of it if you're shocked to learn that many interactions (especially commercial interactions) are both utilitarian in nature and reciprocity-based, then welcome to the fucking show. Commerce, I'm sure you would agree, is the root of civic virtue. One cannot live in a society and escape this truth.

KokotheG · 2026-07-29T00:28:36+00:00

Your question is not dumb. It is a very good one. Moral (and chaste) living is going to make life better for you and those around you. What you reap is what you sow, in my own 40 something years this has proven true. Much like the saying you get what you pay for. I don’t think morals and MRP are mutually exclusive though some of the material may be. I didn’t find The rational Male too be outrageously immoral for example. Go with what you feel is right!

threekindsoflucky · 2026-07-28T23:06:52+00:00

We can't dictate your morals for you.

Your question is dumb because you're asking it. Why would you ask a bunch of internet strangers about whether moral sense of right and wrong derived from Christianity is appropriate or not?

Isn't that your call to make? Do you want me to tell you how your moral code should work?

Do you not see how ridiculous it is to even consider asking that question?

deerstfu · 2026-07-29T19:28:32+00:00

Married red pill is a community of men sharing notes on how to attract women and have sex with them. It is intentionally amoral, meaning there is at least an attempt to leave preconceived notions about right, wrong, what society thinks men should be like, etc., out of the equation in an attempt to actually understand what gets men laid and apply that knowledge practically.

How that fits into your faith is up to you. There are plenty of Christians who get something positive from here. And who have contributed. But I'd be careful. Faith in God and morality are fine things, but they don't help you understand how to get your dick wet. And I often see guys using their religion as an excuse for cowardice, inaction, time wasting, nice guy behaviors and covert contracts.

fix-the-man · 2026-07-28T23:08:35+00:00

This is a sub about sexual strategies for men to have sex with women. It's not about morals or religion. They don't intersect except where you decide they intersect.

TimeForGrass · 2026-07-29T03:31:39+00:00

I don't think there IS a focus on morality here. I'm questioning this myself and here's my take without reading comments prior:

No little moral stances. Obviously abuse / coercion is not ok. Same as for us fellas. But a lot of this shit hurts and is for 'the greater good'.

I love my wife and she's not just some woman I try game, but everyone is different and learning. Relationships are different. Some women want the man who takes control always. Some want a guy who delegates appropriately or just let's her handle her side. On top of that, everyone views the same situation differently.

True immortality should be called out. The unclear stuff is by-the-by. You're a guy on the Internet talking to another guy. Don't assume you know it all. Say piece if you need to and then let them note your concern.

Tyred_Biggums · 2026-07-29T10:30:58+00:00

Halfway?! That’s enough of a book with no concrete morality - now you’ll be off murdering people in no time.

Dude, it’s a book. Take what you can from it. It does not have to be deeper than that.

TheNattyJew · 2026-07-29T11:08:50+00:00

MY friend. All of the recommendations in the sidebar are just tools. With those tools you are free to build a church or a bomb. Those are decisions for you to work out for yourself. Nobody else can tell you what is right for you. But you have the tools to go whichever way you want.

What you will find in this space is that many men have let themselves be walked on their whole lives. WISNIFG is an attempt to have these guys be able to stand up for what is right for themselves. Wouldn't it be a win for you if you use these tools to do what is right instead of not having the strength to resist evil when it is calling for you? Isn't saying no to the wrong thing what you want to do? The way I see it, being able to confidently say no to evil/immoral things is a win

2wo2wo3hree · 2026-07-29T12:31:59+00:00

As Christians, we need to accept it has a deeply rooted history of immorality in some of its teachings. It’s up to your free will to highlight or blur them.

BenjaminHamnett · 2026-07-29T20:32:49+00:00

The amorality on here is useful for “nice guys” to realize they don’t have all the tools. Reevaluate if your virtues are antiquated. Take what’s said here and reconstruct your own system

All ideas are just tools. A lot of people are just mimicking antiquated ideas about virtue that hold them back and don’t help anyone. Redpill will help with that. It’s just another perspective

I don’t believe in arguing with people in general any more, which is a common theme here. You should state your view and hear other people out. When people start repeating themselves and talking in circles just nod and move on.

Arguing doesn’t change people. But if yours or anyone’s ideas are relevant and resonate with you, they don’t have to be proven in debate. When one’s views don’t explain reality they way they predicted, other ideas loosely stored in the back of your mind will begin to resonate when they predict the world better. Over time people just see and sense the truth of the more valid ideas and will pivot.

Arguing just entrenches people and makes them bitter at the world and not for having been unlucky to start with the wrong ones. This is life. We get some ideas from our family, peers and those around us and we figure what works and let go of what doesn’t and try to pass on as best we can.

I’ve gotten some “just desserts” for engaging in redpill adjacent ideas. But I’m also in a better place for having experimented with it and taken what was useful

Institutionalized religion isn’t the answer to everything and it isn’t the bad tinging everyone claims either. Christianity is just another tool, although very powerful and more broad. It also works, but trust your instincts and don’t take literally what doesn’t feel right to you

God is within you and women too. You and most woman you meet have the ability to repopulate the galaxy if you had to. It sounds cheesy, but I think that’s part of the magic you feel every time you interact with a beautiful woman. They feel it too. That’s why adversarial stuff is silly.

You should try to be something the galaxy would want more of (even if gay, asexual etc) and if you do that, the people with portals capable of bringing more of your code into the world will be drawn to you. If you are making the world a better place, men will align with you too. Christianity, and most religions, and even secular frameworks about self improvement, are filled with this. I wish I’d taken this mindset to begin with instead of focusing on short cuts that work, but get in your way with the most desirable women

doc2belee · 2026-07-30T23:09:04+00:00

Rian Stone has said multiple times that one of the hardest things for a lot of men is squaring their Red-Pill understanding with their religion.
Makes sense this feels confusing.
Try to understand that your family will be better off if you follow this. A strong stable marriage is always best for family, kids.
And “this is the way”.

aplombii · 2026-07-31T17:18:10+00:00

When things in this domain are described as “amoral” it is not meant to say that “there is no room for morals here”. It means that it inherently carries no moral weight.

Like gravity. Amoral. It can deliver apples from trees or it can turn people into grease stains.

What you do with it is where you turn to your Faith and discernment for the moral application.

anm767 · 2026-07-29T20:45:27+00:00

There no such thing as Christian sense of right and wrong. There are multiple branches of Christianity with a variety of Bibles which don't even have the same number of books and order of those books varies. Some go to Church on Sat, others on Sun. Some drink wine and eat pork, others say this is against the Bible. You say "Christian" as if they all are on the same page and can be defined by one word. They are not.

The concept of MRP is that you define your values, you can call them your Christian values. This allows you to say No to anything that goes against your values, thus you do things because you believe in them, not because someone told you to.

Title	Morality in MRP
Author	sneezachoo
Upvotes	4
Comments	33
Date	July 28, 2026 10:24 PM UTC (4 days ago)
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