The Red Pill at it's most basic form is a rejection of the fantasy based reality that people live in, unwaveringly in favor of living in the truest form of the world at expense of the comforting lies and empty promises of the blue pill fantasy cuck world.

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From the blue pill perspective there is no separation of fantasy from reality. Fantasy blends with reality, and often overwhelms it. The most obvious examples of this are in marketing. In our consumerist based society we are taught that we are fulfilled by what we purchase. This train of thought extends to our personal relationships. If you want a certain quality in your life (Freedom, status, satisfaction, love, independence, strength, personality), all you need to do to attain those desired qualities is to purchase a product that represents what you desire.

Everything has tangible and intangible qualities. I will call these tangible qualities the real and the intangible qualities spectacle or glamor. Let's use a snickers as an example. Here's one of their advertisements. The advertisement shows someone who isn't their true self being restored by the magical power of a sugary turd-like candy bar. However if we analyze the actual concrete qualities of a sugary-turd-like-candy-bar than we understand that it is no where in the realm of possibility for a bar of sugar and chocolate to restore nor enhance a persons character nor vitality. The real is that this bar of sugar is probably going to give you diabetes if you eat it often enough. It's not going to satisfy you or anything of the sort. While it's fairly obvious with this style of marketing, there are many products with much more glamor that might be harder to separate from the real: Starbucks coffee :Friendship, Apple Iphone, Main brands such as Gucci, Chanel, Ferrari, Porsche.

In any of these advertisements (or any advertisements ever) do the marketers focus on the real qualities of these products? No of course not, they want to create a persona separate from the tangible qualities and create an abstract image of the product. This is glamor. The want their products to be represented by the glamor because this glamor can be more interesting than anything a physical product could actually provide. This glamor is part of a fantasy, it doesn't need to abide by the concrete laws of the real world. This is how expensive watches can give us confidence, and fast cars make us more interesting people. This fantasy is what companies (and women) are trying to sell you because otherwise they would have a hard time doing so by marketing the real qualities of the product.

It's important to understand glamor because of how it is used against you. Glamor is used to deceive you. It is used to catch your attention and distract you from the real. Often, it is used to conceal the real. We are trained to think in terms of glamor, and often we ignore the real at our own expense. When people talk about events, products, people, and things they usually talk about them in terms of glamor. "Have you seen the new iphone!? It's magic!". When people caught on to the game played by snake oil peddlers the sellers learned that they need to attribute these magical qualities to products that actually serve a purpose. For some reason we are able to discern that a bag of rocks does not have magical properties, but when it comes to an expensive car or watch we suddenly believe that it can transform our lives or bring us happiness.

In fact most blue pill thinking centered around relationships is glamor. The blue pill does not assess relationships for what they really are, they project a fantasy onto what they imagine a relationship should be. This usually takes the form of definition: Marriage is the path to happiness, relationships are full of romance and love, women are splendid creatures that can do no wrong. This fantasy and glamor is propagated by BP Society (Movies, Songs, Novels, Magazines). If you've ever watched a romcom or heard bullshit phrases like, "love conquers all" than you've been exposed to this glamor.

Women, especially, are exceptionally skilled at creating glamor and hiding the real. People, like companies also market themselves. Glamor on the personal level is mostly about presentation. Girls will present themselves to you in ways that they think you will find attractive. They'll do things that make them appear more attractive than they truly are (makeup, clothes, instagram filters, even photoshop. Any sort of up-sale that distracts you from the reality of their being is glamor.

Use this knowledge to separate the glamor from the real. Understand women for what they are, and not the fantasy that BP propagates. Understanding women in terms of the real is critical not only to for serving them your summer sausage, but to keep yourself from being fooled by empty promises and tricked into raising a child that isn't yours or that you never wanted.

As a corollary you can use this knowledge of glamor and the real to your own advantage for whatever it is you're trying to sell (yourself, your dick, your project, whatever) to an unsuspecting vagina.