So basically you say that rowing has nothing to do with her SMV other than keeping her fit, which does. Do you see how you don't speak clearly?
But really though, that wasn't even the part that I was most interested in discussing---- such backhanded comments you have absolutely make you seem quite ugly.
What I wanted to know was make your advice red pill.
Several of you go about saying "this is not red pill" but don't back up your objections with anything.
So I wanted to know what makes your advice red pill other than your opinion.
You all are telling her to drop rowing simply because her man doesn't like it. If that's red pill, I just want to know where you get it from so I can further analyze this Red Pill lifestyle/theory particuluarly to know how much someone should be willing to give up if they choose a Red Pill lifestyle.
Is there a limit? Is there any negotiation? Can women negotiate their hobbies at all?
I don't care to debate with you over what is or isn't red pill because I understand this sub is Red Pill. I just want to know where you get your information.
I would just appreciate if you could provide your sources with what you are saying and if you are going to tell someone "this isnt red pill", I would like for you to link to whatever rule in whatever authoritative Red Pill handbook, website, etc.
So again, I only ask "what makes this red pill?" And you can get into whatever feelings you want to get in just because someone is asking you a direct question.
You tell a woman that she cares about rowing more than her man, and that she should "free him" so he can find someone who cares about him. That's a pretty condemning statement over something that so far is about a man just not liking something just to not like it.
So now women can't eat brocolli because he doesn't like brocolli? Women can't do yoga because he doesn't like that form of exercise? And omgosh, if she dares to do those things she doesn't care about him?
But again, I'm not condemning whatever Red Pill is. I want to know what you are reading.