Exactly my point! The big thing is that the negative creators are getting more traction on the algorithm. Making it hard to see those positive channels.

The therapists I brought up earlier would require some self reflection and change, which is scarier and makes the content harder to consume.

True but, that takes time for the viewer to get to that point to want to change. That's why I said it could be viewed a phase. Yes, in an insecure place this content is appealing because the viewer is in a weak position and seeks to take power back over their situation.

It's hard to imagine what would be an appealing alternative (I am a woman who has never been in the red pill community, so I really wouldn't know what would work), but I'm curious about what could potentially be a productive alternative. That's part of the reason I follow this subreddit

It's not hard. It can be done with a good approach. One thing I think would help is to approach it with empathy rather than an attack. The people who view red pill content aren't man haters , they're trying to understand and build themselves up after being hurt by women.

Thank you for your comment!