07-09-2025, 07:35 PM
(31-08-2024, 07:20 PM)Vincent Escreveu: Is Nessahan Alita known outside of Brazil?
I can't say for sure, but my impression is that the international author of RedPill is Rolo Thomasi.
Other than that, no one is an unaminity.
I wonder if the manosphere and redpill in other countries are quite similar to Brazilian manosphere's dynamic or if they have significant differences from here.
At a first touch with manosphere on the internet (with the Brazilian one), I thought it was similar in the whole world, but through the quick touch with redpill's content from English-speaking countries, European and Latin American spaces, I noticed some substantial variations on focus and point of view, although the core points of redpill persist.
We should consider it's a complex space with a lot of people from several distinct contexts (economic, cultural, ethnical etc) and as I realize it in Brazil: there are many branches like realists, redpill p.u.a's, blackpill and others.
But if there is only one, two or three authors world-wide known, probably the international manosphere is heteregenous, sharing just a few core points like concepts like hypergamy and alpha-beta male behavior in the social mammal animals, despide the fact that "redpill" is a global phenomenon due to the knowledge and awareness about relationships and female nature spread throght the internet .
Genius like the Brazilian author Nessahan Alita may still be unknown for millions of people from other countries and non-speaking Portuguese nations. Nessahan Alita's works are to them like a precious treasure lost on the deep seafloor.
Maybe there are also other excellent authors in the world that we even not heard about them due to the languistic barrier.
