I don't know if this is the right place to post this. I consider myself a female who supports TRP.  I constantly received raised eyebrows from others, most especially men who doubted my sincerity.

I rejected the idea of marriage, family units, the female holding the "upper hand", or masculine financial support. I didn't feel a man should have to foot the bill to "woo" a woman.. and yes, I recognized that females have gained the upper hand with "feminism/Male rejectionism" to essentially put the males in a position of inequality and obselitism. For a while I questioned whether I was asexual. I'm now a 27 year old female. I haven't had a "relationship" per se, but I met an older man who I developed feelings for. He met me while I was giving an online lecture on women identifying with Male "RP" philosophy. We shared our distaste for having children, a "man supporting the woman", etc. I made it clear I intended to be an equal partner, I would pay my way to visit him, solidify our relationship, and if we both decided on pursuing a long term relationship, I would move in and contribute equally to our union. Basically, it fell through and he backed out. I invested three years with the man: emotionally supporting him, providing gifts , encouragement, affection never expecting anything in return. One of the only things that brought us together was our shared views on rejection of traditional relationships and stereotypes. Most of the people we knew were married young, man working to support the household, female at home having kids, etc. How does a woman who identifies with TRP attract a similar-minded partner? At this point I'm feeling very much like seeking out a random, no-strings attached relationship to express my newfound desire for a partner. I'm not sure how to express my desire for a physical partner while also maintaining that I'm "red-pilled" and don't need the man to offer anything in return, other than a ONS or no-strings relationship?