Brett Cooper

I love that.

Take that comment to heart.

Back to the point.

The problem is, in my opinion, is that I think that these commenters and myself, people like us, and these red pill bros are operating from completely different premises.

Like the commenter that just left that reply, he still believes in conquering challenges, in making society better, in getting married, in building strong families.

And this whole red pill movement, the men going their own way, they just seem concerned with tearing it all down and essentially getting revenge.

Like, they're angry, and obviously, again, we can all understand why.

I think all of us get it.

But their solution is to burn it all down and opt out.

That, to them, is success.

But at what cost?

Because that does not seem like a happy, healthy, fruitful, productive life.

One woman who was brave enough to jump into his comment section said, this kind of mindset might feel empowering in the short term, but it is built on resentment.

more than reality.

Yes, dating is messy right now.

Yes, some men feel overlooked.

But turning that into women deserve less just keeps everyone stuck in a cycle of blame instead of growth.

Opting out is a choice.

So is self-improvement.

So is learning how to build healthier dynamics without framing half the population as