The problem with these red pill guys is that you can't suggest that they're ugly and that's why they don't have a shot with the women they convey.
If you were a good-looking guy, would you ever complain about women having one night stands? Probably not, because you would be the kind of guy that gets one night stands.
From what I've been reading on those PUA/red pill/MGTOW communities, it's unsurprisingly filled with ugly, short, bald or ethnic guys who struggle to get women.
One characteristic these online communities have in common is that they never discuss looks. Talk about ignoring the mammoth in the room when it comes to dating.
I've subscribed to some of these forums like Rooshv, because I saw some BS about baldness, so I wanted to address it. I didn't know what awaited me.
All the veteran members jumped on me like rabbit dogs telling me that baldness was no big deal, posting pictures of Vin Diesel and then calling me a crybaby for saying it affected my looks and ultimately, my chances with women.
The next day, I log in, and I see "Banned. Reason: baldness trolling". On these forums, you can see topics about height that have been locked, and people posting male model experiments on Tinder who have been banned.
In short, these so-called red pill guys cannot admit that looks matter. Why? Because they're not good-looking and it would crush their new raison d'être, they think they've found a safe haven in this red pill ideology.
They now live in a world where looks don't matter, where women want masculine guys and men just need to "hold frame" to keep them interested.
A world where men can just go the gym and then their baldness/height won't matter.
That's how you notice something is an ideology: you are silenced for presenting any dissenting thought.
