Hey guys I posted here earlier today but I’m posting again to dive into a topic that affects me and might affect other men.

I’m an Arab, Muslim raised 19 yr old guy. My parents are religious although I’m not very religious (due to me being born and raised in the states, I’m originally Lebanese). I’d call myself more of an agnostic.

In Islam and Arabic culture in general, I’d say the men are already pretty red pilled without knowing it. They’re usually masculine and built, for the most part we tend to have or lives together before getting into relationships or marriage.

Marriage - it’s viewed in TRP as something you shouldn’t do and I understand why. Women will ultimately fuck you over.

But in Islam marriage works different, women are expected to be very modest, stay virgins until marriage, wear the hijab so only you’re man can see you behind closed doors. Of course not everyone is super religious and doesn’t follow all the rules, and of course women still have their human nature. But from what I’ve seen I can say many Islamic marriages are happy and successful and last a long time. And I think it’s because the concept of patriarchy in the Middle East is still a big thing. The feminist movement here in the states is unheard of in the Middle East. Hell, if your wife cheats on you in the Middle East some would go to the extreme of killing her! And a lot of men would be okay with it! It’s very rare to find a woman who cheats in her marriage. There is an understanding in our culture that the man is strictly the head of the relationship and head of the household.

As a 19 yr old who’s learning game and trying to become the best version of myself, I feel like it would be reasonable to find a life partner from my culture (if that time comes) in the future.