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The '''Redpill''' is a rejection and opposition to the [[bluepill]]. It is a negative stance on a popular, pleasant falsehood. With regards to mainstream mores, it represents the counter-culture opposed to the prevailing social norm. The [[blackpill]] is the redpill with an emphasis on things that are out of control. | The '''Redpill''' is a rejection and opposition to the [[bluepill]]. It is a negative stance on a popular, pleasant falsehood. With regards to mainstream mores, it represents the counter-culture opposed to the prevailing social norm. The [[blackpill]] is the redpill with an emphasis on things that are out of control. | ||
To [[PUA|pick-up artists]], and many online dating coaches, etc, the "red pill" means to acknowledge that | To [[PUA|pick-up artists]], and many online dating coaches, etc, the "red pill" means to acknowledge that having confidence (i.e. "[[game]]") is the primary factor in attracting women, and also, typically, that one can dramatically improve one's success in dating via the determined pursuit of self-improvement. | ||
The term "redpill" is [[pill jargon]] and is commonly used to refer to uncomfortable, non-mainstream facts, in particular in [[masculinism|masculinist]] and anti-leftist online circles. Not all redpillers are incels and not all incels are redpillers. | The term "redpill" is [[pill jargon]] and is commonly used to refer to uncomfortable, non-mainstream facts, in particular in [[masculinism|masculinist]] and anti-leftist online circles. Not all redpillers are incels and not all incels are redpillers. | ||