Intro: One night I was watching korean videos and a movie by the name of "Seducing Mr Perfect" was in the related section. I clicked. I watched 40 minutes. I was hooked. The amount of blue pill propaganda/lies in this movie is astonishing and I'm going to use this movie to illustrate few key facts.
Movie starts like this:
A nothing-special, unfeminine, hot-tempered, clumsy female protagonist is on her way to work when she bumps the car of a handsome, tall, rich, influential man.
She starts going off on him (even though it was her fault) and tells him off like a strong independent woman she is. After her childish tantrum she arrives to work where she is told a CEO of the Company is there to visit and she's appointed his assistant. The CEO is the guy whose car she bumped into. Amazing.
Blue pill starts like this:
Perfect man, with multi million dollar account, can have any woman, chooses to take the unfeminine protagonist on a date, challenges her to seduce him (?????) and takes time from his apparently infernal schedule to cater to the protagonist's needs.
Not only that, but she is acting like a complete spoiled brat during the movie giving him attitude like she's a great prize.
The danger:
As a red pill woman I'm sure you see how unrealistic the movie's plot is and how quickly it goes into fantasy territory but something really interesting struck me. As I was watching the movie I was hooked, it appealed to my little girl fantasies where the best man would choose me because I'm me.
It's like some sort of womens porno video and hits all the right notes when it comes to women's psychology and biology. Romantic comedies are so well tailored to your subconscious cravings that you find yourself hooked and you don't know why.
The impact:
When women consume this kind of media they tailor their behavior to match the protagonist in hopes of attracting the same outcome: getting the alpha to commit to them.
If girl watches 100 romantic comedies in her life-time, surfs tumblr, is raised by a submissive father and associates herself with other girls that do the same she becomes the modern blue pill woman.
The biological woman-nature mixed with BP programming creates the conflicted woman. She hates that douchebag but would love for him to LTR her. She is a feminist but loves to be submissive in bed with alphas. She says everybody is beautiful, but she is insecure.
See this pattern of conflicted thoughts and behaviors? You probably remember it from you blue pill days, I know I do. Blue pill life is hard, because you don't see the world as it is: simple, pure, logical.
Seducing Mr. Perfect promised you that you can be low value and be worshiped for it. But then the wall greets you and you're confused because it does not match the plot of those 100 romantic comedies you watched. Is this a trap? Yes, blue pill propaganda is a trap.
Why it does matter:
Remember your first relevant media piece you watched. What influenced you when you were 15? At 18 years old what were you watchin/reading?
It matters because while violence and sexual imagery in the media are not for kids, the blue pill media can do a lot more to destroy a child's future than the exposure to adult content.
Watching 40 min. of Seducing Mr. Perfect made me gain some sort of sympathy for the modern BP woman. I used to say "I was so stupid in my beta days when I called myself a feminist", but it's not about stupidity. We are born pure and eager to learn.
When we're teenagers we're extremely vulnerable and we turn to BP media to give us direction in our life. Think about the "nerds". They're most likely not stupid. They can solve the most complicated equations and can figure out so many things with their brilliant mind, yet when it comes to getting the woman they cannot figure out the few key principles of attraction (SMV, projecting status, tingles etc)
In conclusion: Look back with kindness at your younger self and understand how you were programmed. As a fantasy, this movie (and all other romantic comedies) are very entertaining to our female nature, which we cannot bypass.
Blue Pill creates the weakest and most unhappy people, forever wondering WHY THIS DOES NOT MATCH THE PLOT I WAS SERVED?
TLDR: Romantic comedies = porn for women, it appeals to our psychological needs, makes us beta, it's a trap.
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