I was in a sexless marriage, frustrated because my wife cheated around on me and treated me like dirt despite me devoting all my time and energy to catering to her every whim and trying my darn best to make her happy. I had no idea what else I could do. Thankfully I found the Blue Pill and realized I just wasn't pleasing her hard enough.

The Blue Pill forced me to take a hard look at myself and recognize that, if I truly loved this woman, of course I could find it in me to say yes even more often! Of course I could put myself even further down in my list of priorities so she could occupy the first 100 slots. Of course I could tell her I loved her 10 times a day, 100 if she was grumpy. Of course I could be even more caring, and keep caressing her even while she recoils from my touch in utter disgust. I just had to power through her constant rejection and abuse and show her that I truly mean it when I say I love her unconditionally, even as she vomits all over me and says that even catching a whiff of my smell in the bed sheets makes her feel raped.

Eventually she turned around and just melted in my arms. I'm happier than I've ever been now that we're finally equals in our relationship. Our sex life is great, and I might even get a BJ on my birthday if I play my cards right ;)

Thank you Blue Pill!!!


All joking aside, for all the flack we get, I was just wondering if there has ever been a thread over on blue or purple pill made by guys thankful for the positive changes it brought to their lives, like we get in here every other day. What does BP even stand for? Being a "good guy," in contrast to us? Do they get a cookie for that? Or do they just redirect all the sexual energy that goes unused into deriving pleasure from being "right" and get a boner when they ride the high horse? I don't get it.