In the ideal world, we would all have the same opinions about human rights and equality. Yet, we don’t live in such a world, which means that at least from time to time, we are forced to encounter people who oppose things we believe in or even hate us because of our beliefs.
Today, let’s take a look at stories of women who met red-pilled men who are known for being avid women haters, even if they don’t show it straightforwardly (but eventually do). Well, what we can say without spoiling anything too much is that these stories just show how scary and rather delusional these men’s beliefs are.
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#1
You never have to ask why you’re getting downvoted when you’re talking about the traitorsphere. Male supremacists are extremely fragile and easily offended.
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#2
My most recent experience with a guy like this, my plant manager needed help calculating the volume a a silo. Never heard of pi. Insisted that pi is not needed to calculate the volume of a cylinder, and is basically a symbol of the arrogance of academia, and if he never heard of it, it must not be real. To prove his point that you don’t need pi, he found an online calculator that only took the values for height and diameter of the silo and spit out the volume. He wrote up detailed instructions for how to use this generic website calculator, boldly exclaiming that pi is not needed for this calculation. Real men don’t need pi. What a moron.
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#3
A guy in one of my lectures at university about women in STEM and the pay gap said “women don’t want to earn as much as men.”
Actual quote, he said that to a lecture theatre full of people.
Anyway, he didn’t finish his physics degree…
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#4
Im not a lady but had a close encounter in the family when my sister in law dated/engaged a dude who was a closet alt right ,went off the rails at one point enough to be sectioned, we started to figure something was wrong when he started sharing insane conspiracy theories
the wife and I went in overdrive support mode for her to make sure he doesn’t come around sniffing again or that no creep of a similar persuasion comes around again
oh and dont mind the downvotes, lots of salt coming from that side of the isle that or just incels again, but that is basically a circle of a ven diagram.
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#5
I matched with a guy on OkCupid whose profile seemed perfectly ok. After a few messages back and forth, he came out with all the sexism, as well as saying I should be gassed for being disabled and “a burden on the country”. He asked me out for a drink at the end of that message. I blocked and reported, so he made a new profile to find me again, not realising I was the one who got his old profile taken down. I will never understand people like that, and I’ve decided life is too short to try.
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#6
A guy I work with believes women should be paid less because we take time off to have babies.
As if men don’t play a part in that at all.
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#7
My ex signed anti abortion petition in front of me and then started talking about “daddy trump” – we’re polish.
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#8
Yes, but this was 3 decades ago so I had no idea about “redpill”.
He interrupted me EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. I spoke, which immediately tipped me off that something was off. He’d speak, I’d listen, ask questions obviously being courteous and paying attention. When I in turn would speak, he’d look at his watch, yawn, look around the room before finally talking over me and starting a new conversation in a subject -he- was interested in.
I had had a tiny bit of success in something I was studying. I shared this with him. “That and 50 cents will get you a cup of coffee” he replied with a sneer. I heard that phrase 40 times from him. EVERY thing I said “I got an A on my paper! The professor made a note that he enjoyed reading it!” “That and 50 cents will get you a cup of coffee.”
It got so I **AGREED** with him that what I was doing was completely unimportant.
I ghosted him. He called me half a dozen times but I never returned the call. Luckily I realized there was something very much wrong with this guy and in spite of my childhood, I refused to allow myself to be treated this way any longer.
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#9
Sounds like my stepfather, pre social media. When your father figure in your life has and presents these behaviours, you don’t know that it’s not normal until you grow up.
I’ve grown up.
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#10
Dated a guy like that. A few months in, he started negging and it was annoying and unattractive, and so I broke it off. Back then I was 19, years later, I discovered that he’d gone down the redpill hole a few weeks after he became my bf. Lol.
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#11
I was in a long-distance relationship with an alt-right, proto-QAnon type guy (this was 2008). He asked me not to call myself a feminist because the word made him think of angry man-hating protesters. One time we were talking about politics, and he was spewing propaganda, and I disagreed with him.
BF: I just think if you knew more of what I know about this stuff, you’d agree with me.
Me: I’m willing to learn more…but you need to consider that I have my own informed opinions and I might never agree with you.
BF: 🤯
Next time he came to visit he dumped me.
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#12
I’m ashamed to say this, but my ex once told me when I tried to discuss his sexist attitudes and behaviours that I was infantile for believing equality between the sexes was possible and desireable. Yeah, he was a great guy allround.
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