Hey, everyone.
I used to have a hardcore red pill mentality, before I came across and this forum. Now, I feel that I have started developing somewhat of a balanced perspective about the modern day women and dating. So, I wanted to ask your guys' thoughts on "Women and Social-media".
If you go to any social media, be it Insta, Facebook, Youtube, TikTok, etc. you will soon come across reels or videos of many women dancing or posing in a sexually suggestive manner. I get why the Onlyfans models or porn actors or just actors or models do such things. But, there are also other "normal everyday girls" who are doing the same stuff but with no intention of any financial gain (maybe in the future).
So, my question: Should we start accepting that this is the new norm of how most "everyday women" are going to act? That we should be okay that these girls as future partners are going to be posting "thirst traps" even when they are in relationships, and these behaviours or acts are them just being "Modern Women"? Should we view these as modern women just being "Silly and Cute" as @Chase says in his article ? How should we really view all this?
I used to have a hardcore red pill mentality, before I came across and this forum. Now, I feel that I have started developing somewhat of a balanced perspective about the modern day women and dating. So, I wanted to ask your guys' thoughts on "Women and Social-media".
If you go to any social media, be it Insta, Facebook, Youtube, TikTok, etc. you will soon come across reels or videos of many women dancing or posing in a sexually suggestive manner. I get why the Onlyfans models or porn actors or just actors or models do such things. But, there are also other "normal everyday girls" who are doing the same stuff but with no intention of any financial gain (maybe in the future).
So, my question: Should we start accepting that this is the new norm of how most "everyday women" are going to act? That we should be okay that these girls as future partners are going to be posting "thirst traps" even when they are in relationships, and these behaviours or acts are them just being "Modern Women"? Should we view these as modern women just being "Silly and Cute" as @Chase says in his article ? How should we really view all this?