I was redpilled relatively late, in my early thirties, when my daughter was born and usual marital bull***t started poisoning my good natured self. But I saw signs since childhood. Moody mother always talking sh*** about my dad. My dad, happy-go-lucky, but spineless and sometimes volatile guy with no self respect. Education system telling me - back then still indirectly - "men bad" and way too many situations when I heard that "all guys are the same", "guys think only about one thing", "don't be like your father". But redpill gave me a susprising amount of value. The identity, stolen from me by mainsteam womanism. The realisation that being a man is nothing wrong. The understanding that I am not responsible for my spouse's happiness and humour. And many other simple things, changing my perspective forever.
I have a friend of this man's persuasion. I have no interest in that matter, but he is a nice, caring person. Every girl/woman I have dated has become violently apposed to him. I always found it to be very odd. But, yes. I think that he was immune to their poison..... and they knew it.
Oh! No need to follow the advise of the disclaimer at the beginning. This is censorship done right! Each instance of censorship in this video, is a hilariously crafted substitution that brings light to the ridiculousness of the institution of censorship. Well done, Paul!
grats, for me it began with gamergate. I always saw something wrong but could not put my finger on it or the words for it, till i found Paul and Karen en then it trickled into others. It really shed a light on my dad who passed away just before it and see his efforts in totally different light these days.
I'm somewhere on the autism spectrum, and fortunately, I ended up obsessively reading research on the relationship between men and women. I recall taking a writing-intensive course at a university in Tokyo on belief (something considered to be true; of course, not necessarily so). The female professor was writing the various answers people provided on beliefs, and as for my answer, it was how the relationship between men and women functions. She looked back at me with an odd stare. Later she would go on to attempt to indirectly test my stance on relationship with questions such as, "Valentines day is coming soon; you must be doing something?" This was asked with a bit of an uncomfortable look-that look women have when they're being manipulative. My presentations throughout the course-notably with a 75% female audience as it's psychology-were all on the more uncomfortable aspects of women's mating strategies (e.g., Dr. David Buss' mate switching hypothesis). The feedback was always interesting and the professor was rather reluctant to comment much. Presumably, to acknowledge this information meant an admission that women are not sugar, spice, and everything nice.
Wow, an excellent and unexpectedly refreshing angle on men supporting men! What a bold and welcomed point of view. When I first came in contact with gay men at The Rocky Horror Picture show in 1991, I wasn't threatened in the least bit either. Thank you sir.
Excellent observations about where the hate comes from: men who do not serve as proxies for their earned resources are of no value to feminists (or women in general). I'm jealous that gay men can get to the end-game so quickly while the rest of us get confused by hormones. Thanks for your thoughts.
I don't think it's a matter of being confused by hormones. Gay men can have just as many hormones, I.E. sexual desires. The primary issue is world view and the expression of romantic love. There is a prevalent world view in the west as well as other parts of the world that try to dictate what the "appropriate" expression for romantic love is, specifically for men expressing romantic love to women. Anyone who fails to follow these rules either "doesn't really love her," "is not good enough and she can do better" or is labeled as not a real man. This expression of romantic love can be seen everywhere and I would argue that even those who are gay are still impacted by this worldview. The worldview goes beyond romantic love, but rather relates to the treatment of women in general. Phrases such as "there is never a reason to hit a woman" can sum up the general sentiment: they want you to believe women are beyond reproach and should be protected from the consequences of their own actions. The balanced and fair belief is simply to acknowledge that women are human too, and for better or for worse, deserve the fair treatment that any human deserves. But women on average don't want fair treatment. They want preferential treatment and all too often, men, gay men included, are all too willing to give them preferential treatment.
golly !!! !!!! ! Is this another DYSTOPIAN REALITY novel series and that too in an audiobook ? Wow ! I am actually smiling from ear to ear,loved watching it , Love From India good sir
First of all, Thank You Paul. Your channel has helped tremendously in navigating my newly found RP knowledge. I only found it 12 months ago at 48. Yes it was a non refundable, thunderous suppository where a return to BP life is impossible. Everything changed. Your channel, and your channel alone helped with the subsequent rage that enveloped my life. This video was superb. I would have never thought a "non vaginally inclined" male would be RP. We are all men, all walks of life and we suffer the same garbage from this misandrist and gynocentric world. We do need each other, as things soon will get very tough.
Tremendous message. Very refreshing. I had no idea gay men faced so many of the same issues and challenges as straight men. It gives me a strong sense of compassion and solidarity. I hope we hear more from the Red Pill Fairy. Does he have his own RU-vid channel?
Yes I’ve wondered when the time would come that I’d see even the non straight males red 💊’d and what that would look like. They have a very eloquent way of putting things.
You get what u ask for, and with much pain I say people get what they deserve. Looking back on my life, and the highs and lows of the stock market and the people I hurt, and the people that hurt me. And I can't live with the pain of pretending a person is a victim when there not. It would just be beta, apart of my man hood would evaporate and leave me empty like a night of laxatives and alcohol.
@@segurosincero4057 yup, like me. If he's had a typical one, he knows exactly how they operate. I think I've heard people joke about how gay guys don't have to deal with women. The older I get, the more I can appreciate how much of a blessing that may have been for them, especially after hearing the Red Pill Fairy's blow-by-blow (pun intended) dissertation.
I had to find the uncensored version, as the code words were begining to get to me. "What the fruitcake?". I'm adopting that to use whenever my nephews are around (I don't believe in using 4-letter words around kids). 😆
Sorry guys for your bad luck, I feel your pain on top of feeling mine, but to deny that there are combinations of life circumstances and personality traits that can produce stable, mutually beneficial and somewhat satisfying relationships is just not right. Besides if happiness and satisfaction is all that counts how can you judge a content repressed simp?
I agree with most of it but I still can’t get over the lack of affection. Not that I don’t agree that they’re bout the same level of psychopathy as nazis, and that men, having built entire ministries in the honour and service of women, aren’t morally unequivocally superior, but I still have that little light of belief in a non-cruel world that doesn’t want to die somewhere.
Interesting video...I did appreciate the perspective. It would have been better without the gay sales pitch. I think I know more about what it feels like to be a little kid in school these days. I'm pretty sure they are exposed to lectures like this around the 3rd grade now, and they start earlier if they don't live in Florida. This is quite a shift from the normal topics.
People will respect u as much as u respect u. And having boundaries are a necessary thing in life, and the woman walking over perfectly good men to get there lotto ticket, then ponning for sympathy because, they got raped 😂😮😂. I can't say that word out loud but it going end with u and it rhymes with trunk .
I'd be lying if I said I didn't find homosexuality and those who practice it to be disgusting (most men do, subconsciously) but, I did find this touching and even a tad flattering. In a world of unrestrained misandrists, I suppose a degenerate can't be faulted for liking men. Still, I'd never want to share a tent, locker room, or friends group with you but...I suppose a forum like XY Crew is acceptable, in our shared interest of combating a common foe, that is.
@@segurosincero4057 Probably though, by your interpretation, what would you say the point was? Also, I wouldn't recommend using the phrase, _"We're all on our own separate journeys."_ after telling someone they were incorrect and following up with _"...but that's okay."_ Maybe you meant to sound condescendingly patronizing, maybe not but, it kind of gave me the same reaction my mom did when she stuck my shitty draws to the refrigerator as a kid while saying, _"That looks awesome!"_ and if that _WASN'T_ the intention, I don't want the same misunderstanding repeated with replies directed at other guys. Not busting your balls, just pointing out a potential point of friction unless you intended to belittle me then, I guess you were partially successful.
@@segurosincero4057 No apologies needed, the feeling was passing and it's clear you didn't meany any harm so don't worry about it, it was just a head's up to avoid this scenario with others you might speak to in the future, like when you tell someone they've got spinach in their teeth or a foreigner that a particular hand gesture means _"Get f*cked!"_ in this culture, not _"Hello!"_ Guilt on your part was not my intention but, I digress. What would you say the point of the video was? These things sometimes fly over my head and it's always great to expand my perspective by hearing the thoughts of others, such as yourself.
