Matters of Selection
Here is the series so far: Part 1 — Hypergamy is a Myth Part 2 — Hypergamy Note Part 3 — Luck Part 4 — Reasons for Divorce Part 5 — A Case Study on Marriage (Intermission) Part 6 — What is Hypergamy? (Part 1) Part 7 — What is …
Category: The Red Pill
Rebellion and Authority
Per “The Christ : Church :: Husband : Wife Analogy” (2022-08-29) at Sigma Frame, in the home, children submit to the wife, who submits to the husband, who submits to Christ. In that same article in the church, women submit to men, who submit to Christ. But in the Orthodox, Catholic, …
Should Man Woo Woman?
Back in 2018 there was a discussion on Wintery Knight asking “Is it the Man’s Responsibility to Pursue the Woman, or the Other Way Around?” It was based on a discussion raised by Saint Dalrock and Messiah Cane Caldo, who suggested that women are supposed to woo men. Dalrock had …
Hypergamy is a Myth
One of the primary pieces of wisdom in The Red Pill is that women are desperately hypergamous, always going after the men that are out of their league. This leads to the belief that dating is a Pareto distribution: 80% of women chasing (and only getting) 20% of men. This, …
The Red Pill is Utilitarian
Fundamentally, the Red Pill is Utilitarian, not Christian. Its goals are primarily centered around quality of life improvements. It fits firmly in the “Self-Help” genre. This was recently illustrated by cameron232 and Deti: Fertility rates are so low that the population (minus immigration) is now shrinking in most places outside …
A Brief Exchange on The Red Pill
Their experience mirrors mine. What do you think? Agree? Disagree?
Take the Pill
Here is a comment by someone. Let’s see if we agree. Sure, no problem. Seems reasonable, if perhaps a bit trite and obvious. I doubt anyone would object to having these things. Absolutely. If there is one thing that I’ve been saying a lot lately, it is that men of …
Absolutely Mystified
This post is the follow-up to “Sectarianism.” This article snippet was recently brought to my attention (emphasis added): I’m not sure that anyone reading this should consider it to be useful or trustworthy. I never thought anyone would call Bruce Charlton “Ecclesiastical,” but this list somehow manages it. I also have …
John Chrysostom vs the Red Pill
This is part of a series on patriarchy, headship, and submission. See this index. The prophets of modern red-pill wisdom like to think that it has its roots in ancient tradition. I frequently run into comments that assert that what I believe is a modern corruption of the plain, ancient …