@CainPrice I agree that women have turned to promiscuity, but I do not believe that this proves it is their true nature. Consider this. At around the same time, society stopped requiring men to be the head of the household, and soon enough men became weak. Now nearly all young men are playing video games in their basement. But that doesn't mean that video games defines any aspect of man's true nature, does it?

If anything, I believe the opposite: that women are pushed away from their nature. It would take me too long to get into the how's and why's. But just ask a woman if she feels happy, if she feels fullfilled. Odds are, she doesn't. Odds are, she feels an emptiness, a dissatisfaction, or just straight-up depression. She's in dissonance with her nature. There's nothing optimal about her hedonistic way of life, but societal indoctrination has probably blinded her to that realisation.

@AlphaMale "Feminine nature" was an invention of a conservative social culture that's long since died off.

Women exhibited chastity, cooking, caretaking, and other "feminine" traits because they faced social consequences if they didn't marry or have kids, and were financially dependent on their husbands.

Five seconds after society removed financial dependency and social consequences from women, what did they start doing? Having casual sex and drinking too much.

Female nature isn't cooking, cleaning, and emotional support. Female nature is promiscuity and hedonism.

Conservative society existes to constrain female nature, not encourage it. When we urge women to go back to being "feminine", we're urging them to act against their nature, not in accordance with it. Same with The Red Pill and the things we'd want to teach daughters - these are teachings to constrain women, not encourage them to be true to their nature. Their nature is to be slutty and hedonistic.

The optimal female strategy is to have lots of fun, lots of sex, use men for free shit, then marry a guy with money when she's 27. It really doesn't matter what she does. She'll always have opportunities. The best advice you can give a woman is to not get fat and keep her appearance up. The rest is just minor details.

@CainPrice You are conflating two questions here though. There's the question about whether the Red Pill philosophy is applicable to women, and there's the question whether the application of the philosophy to women is the same as that to men. Obviously the latter is false, as you point out: women do not need a sexual strategy in the way men do. But that doesn't make the Red Pill irrelevant to women, and in particular, that doesn't mean you cannot teach your daughter redpilled values.

You can teach your daughter the intrinsic value of saving her love and her body for the right man. You can teach your daughter how to cook and how to care; let her stay in touch with that deeply valuable feminine nature of hers. Make sure your daughter understands the the differences between man and woman when it comes to selection of partners (the truth about which is exactly what the Red Pill teaches us). These things are just a few aspects of what I'd consider the redpilled way of raising a daughter.

A little anecdote about the indoctrination of children that is happening in our schools right now. Found some months ago on Voat.

"Before you judge me for this post please read it fully. I've posted something similar about this situation for advice and all I got was downvotes and people posting "let him be a girl huh duh", but he doesn't want to be a girl and I'll explain it all here in order to gain a better understanding on this situation and my confession.

My son is 9 years old. A few weeks ago he had someone come into his class and talk about being trans. My son has autism and has always been extremely impressionable. They basically told him he can identify as anything he wants, which him being a biological male decided he wanted to identify as a trans male.

I explained to him this is not possible as he was born male to begin with and to become a trans male you'd have to be female originally. He then told me he wants hormone treatments and surgery to become female temporarily just so that he can have further surgery as soon as possible to change his female body back to male.

I of course wasn't OK with this. It was not a logical thought in the slightest, I shouted at my son and told him he is already a boy and won't be taking hormones or ruining his life like that. He then went to the school and spoke to a counselor there who called me up to tell me I was being emotionally abusive and transphobic. But I have no problem with my son being trans, the problem is he wants to be male when he's already a male in the first place! He is clearly confused and is still so young and people seem to be encouraging him. It's not down to him if he wants to be this way, he was blatantly being told he can do this at his school despite me contacting them and telling them he's vulnerable due to his autism to this kind of thing and shouldn't be encouraged. The last time something like this happened was a talk about self harm, and he started doing it for months because he's so impressionable. Before this he had no idea self harm was a thing or reason to do it. He said he was doing it because he felt "depressed" so I took him to see a therapist who told me he is no depressed at all. A few months later he was fine again and never did it again. It was a phase and I'll never know why he felt the need to do any of it.

It had only been a couple of weeks and he was already telling family members about how he will be taking hormones and having surgery. I have not agreed with this, I pulled him out of that school because they were making him worse and he has had multiple meltdowns since this happened.

I feel as though he doesn't want to be trans, not really. It was just being encouraged blindly and nobody encouraging him stopped to ask him why he wanted to be this way to work out if being trans is something he really wants. If you stop to ask him what he says just doesn't make sense. He wants to be a trans male, but he's already a biological male!

I'm getting him moved into a new school currently. The past few days he's really been tearing our family apart with this nonsense. I understand being trans is a thing these days and a lot of people believe in it, but my son is 9 years old and has pretty severe autism. If he had never had that lesson about it, he wouldn't have wanted to take his life down this path.

I don't feel proud of pulling him out of school. A lot of people have shamed me already for not supporting or encouraging him. I feel like the baddie in this situation, but I love my son and I don't want him being groomed into taking a pathway in life he never knew existed a couple of weeks ago. If you could ask him why he wants the surgery he said he wants to be a trans male and that the only way that'll work is if he was a trans female originally. It's just madness and although I feel wrong to have pulled him out of school because he has friends there, I feel as though I have no regrets doing it. When he's an adult he can do whatever he wants with his body and I will support him, but whilst he's still a child I will decide what is OK and not OK."

If you have the means to homeschool, then you should seriously consider it. If, for whatever reason, it's impossible, then for the love of God, at least pick a responsible school (religious schools tend to be more conservative, for one), and teach your kids the redpilled truth if you ever notice any signs of indoctrination. Assuming that you have established yourself as the strong head of the household, your child should automatically prefer your words of wisdom to the school's propaganda.