Not trying to promote here, but just to share my take on it. I just published a story on Hello, Love that touches on The Red Pill, and why it misses the mark in terms of male happiness.

For one, it rejects one's true nature. Men and women have masculine and feminine energy, and The Red Pill seems to want to discount or rule out that fact in favor of being "alpha."

What I've found is that by accepting me exactly for me but also being mindful of my "lower" masculine and feminine tendencies, I can become a well-rounded masculine man who's comfortable with the fluid nature of all things.

You attract who you are. If you're an insecure man whose method of attraction is assuming a rigid alpha persona based on some bitter ideology, then you will attract complimentary women.

I'm not saying to not be masculine. I'm advocating for a sense of reality that there's no one-size-fits-all strategy that ultimately leads to a rejection of our true nature. By embracing my feminine, identifying my emotions, and expressing them constructively, I've become much more masculine as a result.

Here's the story.

https://medium.com/hello-love/why-so-many-guys-are-confused-about-sex-c38be158673e