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Princella went redpill

Basically after her all-too-public break up with B Taylor, she decided she hates women and insults her audience for hours at a time using redpill talking points.

https://youtu.be/pncvJr5JFp4?si=xbbyptHSJv7FE38w

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Not Today

Sep 16

I saw that too! I used to love her videos but had to stop listening when she would attack every single person who challenged her and call them names. She admits she never fit in with girls and only spent time with men. So by seeing how grotesque and stupid men can be, she put women, or should I say the only women she knew intimately (herself) on a pedestal, and projected herself onto all women.

Then she dated B Taylor and it's like she suddenly realized women have their own individual personalities, circumstances, and issues so she decided were all self flagellating idiots who love "danger" and bad men, that we deserve the abuse and other insane takes. Then she calls herself highly evolved...

I feel like she comes from a certain set of circumstances (poverty, abuse, violence, self loathing due to race) where everyone is at their worst and thats the lens she sees the whole world through. She used to use science to support her claims but now she just pulls anecdotal stories about women and explains their motives through her own bias. She has a dunning-kreuger thing going on with psychology, something she still has zero formal training in. And although most men operate on a low level, not all of them are brutes, some are actually highly evolved and even less women operate on such a low level... but according to her no one can be changed or "saved". But she won't throw in the towel and log off though, the narcisssim is too strong.

kuromi

Sep 19

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My bad, when I made my comment, I was thinking in terms of this idea that pickmes "transform" potential hvm into lvm, which I disagree with. Imo, if a man "transforms" into lv due to pickme behavior, he was always low value to begin with. You're absolutely right when it comes to male dominion that pickmes are working against us.

Unknown member

Sep 19

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This perfectly captures why I never purchased Princella's book. While the topic certainly deserves to be explored, she doesn't come across as academic, making it hard for me to trust her perspective. That said, she is quite entertaining and presents some valid points. However, her "preacher-style" delivery doesn't appeal to me and only reinforces the sense of a con. So many of these online personalities seem like con artists.

Hunteress

Sep 21

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That's also Princella's message here, often we tend to give the pickmes and handmaidens a pass when in reality these women are reprehensible enough for us to consider them our enemies too. What she's been recently saying is that we shouldn't underestimate them the slightest, as they can easily sway the scale to favour the worst of men and bring forth terrible outcomes on women as a whole, all to serve their own selfish individual interests.

Look up "women against registry", it's basically a group of women advocating for men convicted of sexual crimes to be taken off the offenders' list. And the more you dig up the reasons why these women are doing that, you'll always find selfish motives at the core, mainly around theiir partners being on the sex offender registry having negative impacts of their romantic relationships with said men, or boymoms who want to coddle their sons even after they've done the worst.

This is all truly disappointing and stomach-turning, and it solidifies why we need to be much harsher on the handmaidens and traitors from our side. The east asian radical feminists call women like these donkeys, or mules, and they certainly don't hold punches when it comes to attacking and shaming them.

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Unknown member

Sep 17

She glamorizes the masculine too often as well. Wgtow needs a better leader.

fivetreesofparadise

Sep 18

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Right. She's male-presenting.

One cannot criticize men while trying to imitate men. We should have seen this coming.

Spinster

Sep 19

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Do you mean male centering?

Because I don’t think how she dresses or styles herself matters.

Unknown member

Oct 29

I noticed that too. I was a loyal follower. I paid her monthly YouTube subscription. I loved her message and wanted to to financially support her. Bur yes after B Taylor, she's been spewing antiwomen rhetoric non-stop. I unsubscribed. I stop financially supporting her. What especially turned me off was her 3 hour video on B T break up and how everything was BTs fault. She absolutely refuses to take any accountability for the demise of that relationship, yet she simultaneously tells her audience of women that they can't take accountability off their dealing with men. Like Huh??

Leveled Up

Sep 16

Thank you for sharing this new content creator! I saw her 2nd video too and it’s great.

Sometimes I think there’s a risk for content creators - you have to be confident enough to put yourself out there, and have enough to say to post new things daily/weekly in order to build a following, and that’s a lot of pressure. Unless you have an idea team and production team behind you, it would be hard pull it off long term. And her little daughter always needing her while she’s working, on top of it all.

I’m not too surprised Princella burnt out. She had some really good concepts, but maybe the pressure and fame got to her and she broke. It actually makes me sad, because she is smart and talented.

Fortunately so many women are waking up to the BULLSHIT - others will carry the flag.

Anyone seen Imani Forester? She’s awesome.

https://m.youtube.com/@ImaniForester

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Hunteress

Sep 15

I wouldn't say that she went redpill, her goal is still to help women get their sh*t together. And part of that is pointing out women's own failings.

fivetreesofparadise

Sep 16

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You didn't watch the video. Women are leaving the dating apps in droves. They're not even looking for men anymore. Bumble had an entire ad campaign with big yellow billboards telling women to stop being celibate and come back to dating, remember? And then the women got mad and Bumble had to apologize and walk it back. Men outnumber women 9:1 on Tinder, 7:3 on Bumble, 5:1 on Match.com, etc.

Women 👏 are 👏 not 👏 checking 👏 for 👏 men 👏 anymore 👏.

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Hunteress

Sep 16

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I saw that, but like I said there's really no way to know if these women are completely renouncing sex and relationships with men, or if they're simply looking for better ways to vet their partners.

fivetreesofparadise

Sep 17

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The dating apps are a good barometer to show women aren't dating. If they're not dating, there's no one to vet. Plus the celibacy movement is blowing up all over YouTube and TikTok. That's why bumble had to create an entire anti-celibacy campaign.

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