I recently ran into a person who was against the Red Pill that stated a simple proposition to why the red pill is a lie...there are no red pillers with daughters. How could they get think of their daughter that way?

Well I have been in the red pill for two years now, and I have two daughters. Love em to death. And I'll explain how I think of them.

First off, I don't hate or despise women. I don't hate or despise blue pillers. I don't hate or despise anyone that is against us. I know what red pill has done for me, and I know what its capable of. Red Pill doesn't hate or despise women. It hates and despises the culture and society that has brought us to the present that allows our nature to become the worst. This culture of hypergamy is extremely new, and strategies and counter strategies to achieving what you want to achieve in life is extremely fresh, for both sides.

As for my daughter, I want what's best for them. Going to bars and clubs and being a slut is not what's best for her. Saving herself for marriage and building a relationship and future with another man (or woman, don't care) that has also saved themselves for her is the best possible outcome for a relationship.

I've looked at studies on what makes a happy relationship, and the highest success rates are usually religious, move into a new house together, didn't live together before hand, waited until after marriage for their first sexual experience, and are absolutely committed to each other. As far as I'm concerned, marriage is a completely religious thing, and if you aren't religious, you really shouldn't be getting married.

The truth is, none of that is contradictory to Red Pill theory. In fact, mate bonding absolutely agrees with this.

I don't want my daughter to be apart of PUA culture or slut culture or any of that. I'd personally rather her build an empire for herself if she doesn't want to save herself for marriage. But if she does participate, the only chance she has to finding happiness is to find a red piller that is building a life and business and lock him down with marriage, and failing that finding a blue piller that is willing to give her his fortune.

But ultimately, my daughter's choices are her own, and I will do everything I can to support her in finding true happiness, in whatever shape and form she can derive that from her own abilities and our society.

There is no way to describe the love I have for my daughter. I know that I will never, ever be able to replicate that love for another woman in this lifetime, and I know that she will never be able to find a man that could give her the love that I feel for her.

Every interaction with my daughter only strengthens my resolve that the red pill is true, instead of the opposite.