Anonymous #1 1d

People here don’t know what it means.

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Anonymous #1 1d

It’s when men assume that women only hold value in terms of their sexuality and that the only thing they can bring to the table is their body, and children. It’s why KC made the comment that the girls in casa are giving the boys what the girls in the villa SHOULD’VE been giving them. He thinks that since he was nice to aniya (even if he’s shit talking her behind her back) that he should have access to her body.

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Anonymous OP 1d

I think you’re confusing misogyny with the red pill. There’s a lot of misogynistic males out there. But not every misogynist is a follower of the red pill or an incel, because those mean very specific things and are associated with very specific ideals.

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Anonymous #2 1d

I’m pretty sure KC has been caught reposting red pill content, which lead me to my conclusion. Maybe he’s just a misogynist who also enjoys consuming red pill content. Maybe he’s both

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Anonymous OP 1d

I think he’s just at the level of misogyny that most cis men are at. Like it’s a really pessimistic world view, but I bet if you went to a frat house, or a locker room, or any place that’s almost exclusively straight cis men, you’d find very similar opinions. And most of them won’t even know what the red pill is.

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Anonymous #2 1d

I would definitely beg to differ. The Andrew Tate’s, Myron Gaines, and all of those other popular red pill guys are all over social media. They might not know the specific word but a lot of people are consuming it

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Anonymous OP 1d

Again, that’s the point. Andrew Tate and other red pill guys explicitly create other content to pull in an audience, to introduce them to the red pill, like fitness content, the entire point is subtle indoctrination. It only works because most men are misogynistic in the way that we are in a patriarchal society.

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