Hey okay so just had a conversation with my dad for the past two hours and I started asking him things that the red pill teaches.

Just a little bit about my dad: In his mid thirties,looks like late twenties Can grow a great beard 5’11 Average body( has that kind of body who used to lift but just lived life comfortably now) Been with my mum since he was 18 I’m sure everyone finds their mum pretty ect but apparently my mum is that mum who Everton stares at school events ect My dad is not a beta. Of course I don’t know the ins and out of my parents relationship but they rarely fight and my dad is not the type to agree with everything his wife says

I wouldn’t say he’s exactly alpha but then again, I’ve never met a true alpha so he may be one as far as I know

Anyways back to the point of the post, so we were talking about life,what I want to do after school ect.

We then got on to the topic of lifting and I asked him questions on his opinion to see if they somewhat align with the pill’s teachings

He begins telling me that men are a lot more superficial than women and while women still care about looks, they care more about personality than men do.

He tells me about his friends who are muscular and the ones who are skinny. These are like his friends since he was little so he’s known them his whole life and he tells me about his skinny friend who could never grow a single hair facially would pull a lot more than a his other friend who’s swole asf,former bodybuilder and now personal trainer.

He tells me that it’s much more beneficial to me that I should focus on developing my personality and future career rather than worrying about lifting.

I made the point that if there was a fat version of myself, a skinny version and a muscular version, that the muscular version would pull a lot more than the others.

He made other points about it but it’ll take too long to write it all.

Like he’s my dad and he is an attractive guy, girls in their young 20’s have thrown some serious IOI’s at him so it’s hard to have something like the pill and what my dad tells me conflicting each other