I think you're having a bit of a double standard there. The beta providers should be afforded informed consent.@AbWongX the problem with the entire position you're taking here is that you are presuming to make the choice for a woman of whether she should have this kind of experience or not in the first place. It's not up to you, it's up to her.
Let's have a closer look at the principle behind this.
Let's say there's a girl who loves to fly, she's been flying as an airline passenger, and she's been flying in a little cessna and having some fun. Now let's say I'm an aerobatic pilot and I invite her to come fly with me. I take her up and give her a wild ride, it takes her breath away and she loves every minute. I move away or whatever and she goes back to flying her cessna, but she can't enjoy it any more. She wants that wild ride again, it's all she can think about.
Too bad?
She has two choices here. She can reset her expectations and just say 'ok that was intense and fun, but I have to think about my life and all I have here is a Cessna, so let's make the most of it'. Or she can go and look for another aerobatic pilot, if she doesn't want to lower her standards.
It's her choice to have the experience in the first place, and it's her choice what she does later on with the options she has left. But you can't choose for her. We all want to experience everything that life has to offer, we all want to feel the extraordinary, even if it's only for a short time. It's what makes the rest of life worthwhile, gives us our most treasured memories, and elevates our spirit. And to try to take that opportunity away from a girl 'for her own good' is a horrible idea. It's one of the most insidious aspects of red pill victim mentality, which has unfortunately seeped into a lot of men's mental models these days.
You're treating her like she has no choice or agency, she's just this object that's used in different ways with some 'value' that degrades accordingly. A woman is a soul just like you with ambitions and the desire to live life to the fullest.
Also, many, many women have extraordinary sexual and dating experiences with 'alphas' and extraordinary guys, before settling for a reliable, less exciting 'beta'. Often the 'beta' never knows about it, because she knows it will hurt his ego. She is fine with the situation, but he's not, so she simply never tells him, and he's blissfully unaware. These relationships work, and they happen all the time.
And that's really the crux of things - this is not about a woman's satisfaction or happiness, but a lower-quality male's egoistic satisfaction and happiness, which is (according to such logic) obtained by hamstringing a woman's ability to live the life she wants, so that she thinks he's better than he is. That's the reality of what a lot of the red pill guys are pushing - a bitter and resentful victim mentality.
That's her choice to decide. If someone gave you a million dollars, and you spent it all, and now your $35k/year job isn't fun anymore, what you do about that is entirely up to you.
What the red pill are doing here is twisting everything in such a way as to appear as if they are looking out for a woman's health when they are really looking out for their own interests.
In my opinion, the number of sexual partners a woman has does affect her ability to pair bond. However, I'm not of the opinion that every woman needs to be a virgin at marriage. How many is too many? 1-5? 5-10? That's debatable. And at the end of the day, it's her choice.
That has nothing to do whatsoever with the 'alpha widow' effect, this is a red pill sleight of hand. This is the red pill taking one concept about the total number of sexual partners and its psychological effect, and trying to combine it with a woman simply having high standards because of an extraordinary experience she had.
I wish for every woman (and every man) the most exciting and intense sexual experiences they can imagine. It's really an out of this world experience, and one of the best things that life has to offer.
If a woman or man can't get that, or can only get it rarely, that's not my problem. And frankly, I don't think women are half as worried about it, and are a lot more practical about the reality of life, than all these red pill victims on youtube.
And when women are not practical about this, it is usually a result of being fed the idea that all women have the right to have everything they want all the time with no effort or sacrifice, which is just the female version of the disfunctional egotism that drives a big part of the red pill.
Does a chick have a right to go get a bunch of hot experiences, and then go settle for a guy she would have never given those experiences to? OF COURSE. If he's fine with it, that's between the two of them.
The issue is where women lie about it and hide their past. That's not informed consent. Women often make excuses like "but if he knew the truth, he wouldn't be with me". Sure, but that's not an excuse for lying.
Guys who are excluded from the casual dating market have every right to exclude those same girls back once these girls are like "ok, time to get serious". It's tit for tat. Girls excluded them for casual, they in turn have every right to exclude them for long-term stuff.
Doesn't matter if you or girls agree with that decision, the fact is that those guys have every right to have that rule or boundary. And lacking informed consent is not cool, it's tantamount to fraud. And of course girls are biased towards "boring providers shouldn't exclude me, so therefore it's ok to lie". Who doesn't want to have their cake and eat it too. Everyone does. Get the best of both worlds? Sign me up! "I want to get the best of all worlds" is still not an excuse for lying.
We all as adults have to make tradeoffs and look at pros and cons. In what other area is "But I must get the pros of all options, so it's ok to lie" a justifiable option?
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