Red Pill 101

The Hard Truths Your Father Should Have Taught You

De: The Red Pill Scholar

Narrado por: Andrew James Roberts

Men today are looking for answers. For the past few generations, men and masculinity have been under attack from all sides.

Whether it's from the women in our lives who raised their boys as malfunctioning girls, our legal system that continues to systemically discriminate against men, or the plethora of books, movies, and entertainment that continually bash and portray men to be useless buffoons, as punchlines - men have grown up in a world that have steered them wrong at every turn. This has led to feelings of confusion, anger, and even despair. And why shouldn't it? You've been lied to for your entire life. I know this because I was lied to.

The world doesn't work the way that mom and Disney told us it did. There are precious, few resources to guide men in understanding gender relations and how to navigate the feminist-dominated, gynocentric world we currently live in.

Red Pill 101: The Hard Truths Your Father Should Have Taught You is a book that men of any age will benefit from reading, but especially those who grew up without a proper masculine influence in their lives. If you grew up without a father, this book is for you. If you are a young man who can't seem to understand the dating market and why you aren't successful with women, this book is for you. If you're an older man who is divorced and is looking for answers, this book is for you. This book is not a miracle cure to all of your life's ills and never pretends to be; but what you will gain from these pages is a thorough understanding of male and female nature, the modern dating market, what the world expects of you as a man, tips to live a happier and more fulfilling life, and resources to further your education.

This is Red Pill 101, and class is now in session.

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Must read for men

Must read for men. Wish I knew about this years ago. Time to stop acting like a little boy and cowboy the ef up.

Revolting cult rhetoric to prime psychopathy in vulnerable men looking to improve their success with women

Unreal this is the hypocritical garbage being taught to men who are otherwise looking for guidance in dating. instead of taking accountability for oneself and becoming the best version of themselves, this book attempts to brainwash men into believing women are incapable of love so the men should treat them all the same and without empathy or emotional intelligence. it would have men strip what it is to be human and pursue a path of numbness towards women and an inability to connect.

the author says he does not dislike women yet its obvious he's a fundamental misogynist. he belittles single mothers ("whores at the end or the cock rainbow" who shouldn't be dated - yet says nothing about single dads), justifies physical abuse, and suggests men get laid as often as possible, to "have fun", but to judge a woman by the. umber of men she's been with - there is very little if any accountability for men as individuals in this book.

if you'd like to die alone without ever feeling any real joy and genuine connection, go ahead and believe all the things this author promotes. he interweave some truth in with many lies and personal opinions (and accuses others of this same tactic).