I had a feminist girl as a pretty consistent plate. She was very submissive, but felt conflicted over it (trying to fight her nature).

The only problem was that we would start getting into arguments about feminism. I used to be an ardent feminist. I had, some years before, gotten into PUA and I started getting pretty good with girls, so I was starting to see a conflict. I told her that I, "didn't apply feminism to dating", and that set off arguments.

I noticed that she didn't argue very logically and she had a lot of ideas that I thought were a load of baloney (you always need affirmative consent - which she didn't follow in her own life even, and fat acceptance - I've worked out for years and had just gotten serious into lifting at that point, and the only time I had put on fat in my life, I lost it in 3 months).

She'd get pissed and in a huff use the feminist term for, "this argument is done, I can't believe you're so stupid" - "educate yourself".

Now that I've found TRP, and from my broader PUA knowledge, I understand what this term means. What it really means is, "You need to adopt the correct opinion. I don't like your opinion and find it offensive, and therefore it cannot be true."

At the time though, I took it straight. And so I began educating myself.

I asked her for examples of "feminist dating advice" - she provided two articles that didn't even really address the question. Written by women with no understanding of Game. They were all "treat her like an equal, ask for consent!, etc, etc" which I already knew was bullshit. I began to look on my own, in addition to other points she was making.

During my search, I started to find Redpill blogs and websites. Return of Kings and Rational Male, Dalrock and Chateau Heartiste. Finally I found this subreddit. I'd never really used reddit before, I didn't even have an account before I wanted to ask a question on AskTRP. I also saw an old college friend of mine post about TRP on a facebook feed, asking another guy if he followed it (meaning it in a negative way). I realized that there was something on here that people just didn't like.

Suddenly I realized, this all went a lot deeper than what I had learned from PUA.

Swallowing the pill was easier for me, because I had been primed for it beforehand with PUA, and I had once made the conversion from very Christian to non-religious, so a radically shifting belief system wasn't as tough for me. I was able to see how correct this stuff was immediately.

To anyone on the fence, this information is great. If you care about getting the most out of your life, you'll read this sub and heavily consider what it teaches.