Hello guys

I don't know which "pill" I subscribe to, but if I had to choose, it would probably be a mixture of different ones.

I mostly disagree with this sub, and here's why.

Most of the studies that this sub is referencing in order to dismiss the red pill are actually quite old, from 80s and the 90s.

Why is that important?

Well, I personally believe that the reason why the red pill exists today is actually Tinder and other dating apps.

You guys probably all heard of the 80/20 rule so for me it makes no sense to repeat it here, but I think you would be interested in knowing that male sexlessness has INCREASED by 300% since 2012 when tinder got released.

So how? Well, my opinion, based off of what I've seen/experienced in my own life and from what other men are saying online and irl (my friend group and online forums) is that Tinder and other dating apps actually influence real life dating.

Women's standards have risen significantly since 2012, because why would a woman want to be with a 5/10 guy she met at a bar when she can spend 5 mins on tinder and have a date with a 7/10?

The aspect of the red pill that I also happen to agree with is that women want masculinity.

Some people say "alpha" males, but I know you guys hate that term so I won't use it (yes, I don't believe in Alpha/beta stuff).

So what do I mean by masculinity?

Well, from my experience, women are sexually attracted to men who are tall, muscular, with beards, deep voice, dominant personality etc.

I have always been the introverted/shy/feelings guy who although is tall, doesn't have a lot of muscles and has a more feminine style and guess what, I got 4,5/10 on different websites (rated by 60+ women my age).

When I had short hair and stubble (short beard), same pic (just a selfie), got me 6,5/10.

So it's not just my irl experience, it is also a small study of 120+ women rating my pics and giving me the exact results I expect.

Also, final point is hypergamy.

95% of women who graduate college marry men who earn either more or the same amount of money as them.

Only 5% of female graduates marry men who earn less than them.

For every male graduate there are 2 female graduates, and that inequality is rapidly increasing.

If you want links to what I'm saying, kindly ask and I'll provide them to you.

I come in peace, to have a discussion.