Yep, red-pills blaming and shaming the women again. Red-pill's book-plug was almost funny, but not really.

The ad read:  "Smart women read [mr.red-piller's] books."  In all fairness, he has a title or two which look interesting, and am still thinking about buying one of them.  But anyway, i wonder if he had worked around the ad industry, because the ad was so ... much like an ad.

Above the caption, you see a young woman, wearing a bit too much make-up.  In short, she looked like someone, one wouldn't be surprised to see dancing around a pole / or on a page in a one of those magazines, which normally you won't see sitting, on the coffee table, alongside newzworld or hikers'planet.

By the way, women who become involved in those lines of work, usually are sweet-talked, are promised quick money (ya know, to pay for mounting college debt).  Nine chances out of ten, they'll end up doing drugs, because club / video realities are disgusting.

So, there she is, sitting at a kitchen table, soft-cover book, in one hand.  In her other hand, she is holding what appears to be a thickly frosted mini-muffin, which she had recently prepared.  She was still wearing an apron.  And no, of course she isn't going to eat what she had mixed, baked, and afterwards washed the bowls, spoons and pans.  Not if she wants to keep her figure.  

The apron, evidently, served another purpose.  Had she gotten any of that pink icing on her, wouldn't have posed much a stain-removal issue - she didn't seem to be wearing all that much under the apron.