Trad-con women are not “red pilled”. The Red Pill is not a verb. The Red Pill is a praxeology from which comes an awareness of how intersexual dynamics objectively works. Trad-con women only accept the parts that flatter the feminine and qualify the masculine.
They readily adopt the aspects of personal improvement for men in the hopes that it will convert them into the idealized men they believe they are entitled to because they are not some parodical version of a blue haired college liberal feminist.
The fact remains that despite their self-image of being a traditional woman they were raised on and conditioned by a social order that has led them to internalize the same feminist principles as the type of feminist they claim to despise and oppose.
Trad-con women are simply feminists who believe that feminism ought to look like a Norman Rockwell painting.
I wrote about exactly this coming sanitization of the ‘red pill’ by women over 6 years ago. The Feminine Imperative has survived a long time by being formless.
I wrote about exactly this coming sanitization of the ‘red pill’ by women over 6 years ago. The Feminine Imperative has survived a long time by being formless.
Like any other aspect of female power, it seeks to assimilate Male Spaces, redefine their purpose and presume authority over what it redefines as men’s original intent in creating those spaces.
This is how the Feminine Imperative fluidly exerts power.
This is how the Feminine Imperative fluidly exerts power.
There are no Red Pill Women. There are only women who prefer the manosphere to their present sexual marketplace because they believe they are owed attention from Red Pill aware men. They know RP men have an understanding of their natures, their psyche.
They accept that fact, but turn the responsibility of that ‘super power’ back on men. “Ok guys, you got us. Now you must use your powers for good and accept us since we recognize you do.”
This too is more sanitizing of the Red Pill.
This too is more sanitizing of the Red Pill.
It will come to a point where women will presume to claim authorship of the Red Pill; defining it for men in the same hubristic and solipsistic pretenses they’ve always used to serve the Feminine Imperative.
The fact is they already are starting to.
No "red pill" woman wants the feminist association, but they definitely want all the offerings the Feminine Imperative has to offer. They’ll couch that desire in moralism, they’ll make the Imperative the divine will of God, but it’s one more extension of the Feminine Imperative.
