Are these gender characteristics generally true or just stereotypes?

Was reading about relationships and life etc and came across a site about the 'red pill' mentality which holds some of the following views on gender:

19.) – Women are depreciating assets, their major asset and unique selling point is their sexual beauty and fertility. Most of them squander their best years on “riding the cock carousel,” which means ****ing lots of different guys they met in nightclubs in a daze of smoke-filled hedonism. Most women spend the bulk of their 20’s being generally irresponsible and riding through life on easy mode getting ahead on beauty rather than talent thinking they have all the time in the world “to settle down.” Then around the age of 30, they reach something known as “the wall,” their fertility falls off a cliff alongside their looks and they clamour in desperation to find a man to settle down with. Women are born, their ability to conceive children is what makes them women.

20.) – In contrast, men are not born, they are created. Pain, poverty, difficulty, heartache, oppression: these are the things which make men out of boys. This is why you searched the internet for something akin to the red pill philosophy. Conflict and pain is what forges the masculine mindset, men cannot grow without conflict and retrospectively analysing their mistakes. Men need to apply their logical minds to problems which arise in their lives, elevate themselves, and then transcend their previous selves to become more powerful. Men are never born, they are always bred in the bloody fields of battle, be it a war that is economic, mental, physical or all of these things. A man is a soldier of differing kinds, a man has learnt to repress his fear and hone the adrenaline that fear elicits to attack his limitations so that he may breach his comfort zone and work towards his dreams.

Apparantly a 'red pill' follower whatever that means. maybe it's just a load of bull unless anyone can pick any truths out of it.

Are you talking about equality?
Because from where I'm standing in the 'not part of we all camp because I'm bisexual' it doesn't seem that specifying that love is only wanted from opposite genders, plus the different types of love so you can say you 'love' your mum AND dad. or am I wrong and you only 'love' the one of opposite sex?

Not sure I have understood your point but love , of course, can come from any one, any gender - I only mentioned the opposite gender because that was what was being mentioned in particular in the OP's quote.

red pill / blue pill are references to the MGTOW movement

Sorry lol, me in my ranty mood saw 'by people of the opposite' as specifying that only that relationship has love or whatever.

Didn't mean anything against you sorry.

Something that is generally true is a stereotype... that's what the word means...

Apparantly a 'red pill' follower whatever that means. maybe it's just a load of bull unless anyone can pick any truths out of it.

Quoted for truth.

Women are assets whose value depreciates over the years, due to their 'waning beauty', and men are logical brave soldiers?

The only value that women really have is in their genetic potential, the most obvious expression of this being how attractive they are.

Charming.

(I'm just expanding on what you said, not directly attacking you or anything, so don't worry. (Unless you have bad opinions about some stereotypes.)

stereotype |ˈstɛrɪə(ʊ)tʌɪp, ˈstɪərɪə(ʊ)-|
noun
1 a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing: the stereotype of the woman as the carer | sexual and racial stereotypes.
• a person or thing that conforms to such an image: don't treat anyone as a stereotype.
2 a relief printing plate cast in a mould made from composed type or an original plate.


Only the first works in this case but lets explain!

'a widely held but fixed'

AKA

Tons of people 'apparently' think it, which would make them simple minded. (at least to the idea that people don't 'always' conform)

'oversimplified image or idea'

AKA

People who stereotype apparently have no imagination. Seriously though, grouping in people because you 'think' they fit into a group... Just, no.

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lol.

Exactly. You can't prove me wrong.