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.)

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.

Do women like muscles? And about black-pill “looksmaxxing”

Today I’ll address a common misconception that men have regarding what women find attractive: do women actually like men with a lot of muscles? Men have indeed been told that an easy way to level up their attractiveness in women’s eyes is to hit the gym more. Let’s talk about whether or not this is actually true.

I’ll also be speaking generally on the black pill idea that women highly value a man’s looks as well as the modern phenomena of “looksmaxxing.”

The Curses on Man and Woman

This will be one of the most important posts I’ve ever written as I will give my perspective on the curses on Adam and Eve from the bible. This topic has hardly been fully addressed and by itself can explain male and female nature in a way not found in red pill content or in dating and pickup advice.

I find that many people have been talking about the problems between men and women lately and that there has been a lot of blame going around between the two sexes regarding who’s responsible for the problems in our world. I highly recommend that you take your time to read and consider what I have to say today.

Life update: I’m becoming warm…and seeking asylum?

I sit down by the pond on Christmas evening…

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.

Women whose lives are a bit messy… and why that’s okay

Let me ask you a question and the answer may surprise you: is a woman who “has it together” better than a woman who seems a bit of a mess? We’ll dive into this question today and talk a little about femininity.

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.

The bible is for farmers

I have an interesting topic today and one which will help us understand the bible and to whom it was written. Many of us can have a difficult time understanding the bible (especially the Old Testament) because of all of the references to farming, i.e. harvests, threshing, firstfruits, etc.

I want to show that this should teach us something very important about what God wants from us.