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The purplepill is the stance of being neutral or on the fence with regards to gender relations or state of the [[dating]] scene; i.e. not on the [[manosphere]] or [[redpilled]] side, nor on the feminist, [[bluepilled]] or banal side. Purplepillers are for the most part non-ideological.
The purplepill is the stance of being neutral or on the fence with regards to gender relations or state of the [[dating]] scene; i.e. not on the [[manosphere]] or [[redpilled]] side, nor on the feminist, [[bluepilled]] or banal side. Purplepillers are for the most part non-ideological.


The term "purplepill" was coined because the color purple is an intermediate between the colors blue and red, and as such allowed for a space pertaining to nuanced discussion rather the echo chambers that can sometimes be prevalent in redpilled or bluepilled platforms. An example of a purpose-built forum created for this purpose is the PurplePillDebate subreddit wherein red pillers, blue pillers and purpepillers debate one another.
The term "purplepill" was coined because the color purple is an intermediate between the colors blue and red, and as such allowed for a space pertaining to nuanced discussion rather the echo chambers that can sometimes be prevalent in redpilled or bluepilled platforms. An example of a purpose-built forum created for this purpose is the PurplePillDebate subreddit wherein red pillers, blue pillers and purplepillers debate one another.


Being purplepilled is essentially the default position, on pretty much any issue. That's because it is a neutral position. As an analogy, on the quantitative spectrum of politics, the equivalent outlook would be "centrism".
Being purplepilled is essentially the default position, on pretty much any issue. That's because it is a neutral position. As an analogy, on the quantitative spectrum of politics, the equivalent outlook would be "centrism".
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