Secret red pill knowledge: the worst things men do for women

Let’s talk about the worst things men do for women… that men mistakenly think are good. I’ll be talking collectively and in a broad sense.

I’ll also address something serious: what I consider to be the biggest error in the red pill or in the manosphere. This misunderstanding is ruining men’s success in understanding how to relate to women.

Thankfulness in relationships

Let’s look at some practical advice about how to be more thankful to our partners in our relationships as we all tend to feel unappreciated at times. Namely, have you ever heard a man say this:

“I don’t think my wife appreciates all of the hard work I do to provide for our family…”

or a woman say:

“I do so much around the house and for my man but he takes me for granted…”

I’ll talk about how we can better appreciate and understand our husband or wife (or boyfriend/girlfriend.)

Men and women have become a mismatch

I’ll make this (relatively) brief but I wanted to give my thoughts on how men and women in the West have become a mismatch in so many ways. Neither sex is really getting what they want (or need) from the other.

When it comes to men, there’s an easy explanation as to why so many men are unmotivated and would rather play video games than go after women. I’ll talk about that and more in this post.

Showing off your girlfriend or wife

Today we’ll talk about a contested topic: is it okay for a man to show off his girlfriend or wife? There are a few takes on this and I’ll give my own within a traditionalist context.

Are men actually attracted to looks? Looksmaxxing followup

Let’s do a part 2 to my recent post entitled “Do women like muscles? And about black pill “looksmaxxing”” and give a followup to that as well as talk about what men are actually attracted to. Yes, as crazy as it sounds, saying that men are attracted to looks is only a half-truth. What I have to say today is something that I even believe many men don’t realize.

I’ll be diving into the parallels between Christ and the church and the relationship between man and woman in order to make sense of all of this.

Stubborn and uncommunicative men; and male nature

Is it a virtue for men to be hardheaded and not willing to listen? Let’s talk about being masculine versus simply being stubborn and unwilling to listen.

This message is key for men who desire to be leaders as well as women who want to understand why men are the way they are. Most women have dealt with uncommunicative men so this topic should be highly relatable and of great interest to my female audience.

Re: Marry for Love? And about chivalry: part 1

This will be a sort of response (more like an echo in many ways) of a recent post by Jack of Sigma Frame entitled “Marry for Love?” where he starts off by saying that this is “the most deceptive lie ever believed.”

I’ll be talking about how the idea of marrying for love is incredibly dangerous and I’ll also go into the correct use of chivalry in part 2 of this post.

The godly man: responsibility vs pleasure

I’ve talked a little about the effeminate man and how he’s dangerous, so let’s switch gears and talk about the godly man. What exactly is a godly man? Well, we have a lot of bad ideas of what this means. Most of us assume that this is a man who believes in God or reads his bible, but that’s not the whole story.

I’ve even seen Mrs Midwest advise her viewers to not just choose men who look godly because they raise their hands in worship in the church. So let’s get a better definition of godliness in men instead.

Are women meant to be controlled?

I remember someone on Youtube who spoke a lot on traditionalism mention off-hand that men need to control women. Is this correct? Do men need to control women and if so, how should men do that? I’ll talk about that and more in today’s post on this controversial topic.

Can men and women be friends?

I have a fairly important subject to discuss today, one which will help to define the boundaries between the sexes. I recently read a post from Sigma Frame entitled “Who will take care of men?” which got me thinking about several questions:

Are men and women meant to be friends? Are women to be men’s emotional support and counsel? Are men and women supposed to be spending so much time together? I will attempt to answer these questions and more today.