content: https://melmagazine.com/en-us/story/youtube-red-pill-men-right-wing-hate-radicalization It tells the story two couples, and then claimed it isn't uncommon.  Sarah and Craig’s relationship isn’t atypical in 2019, a time in which it’s not uncommon for women to find themselves with male partners who have been “Red-Pilled,” or radicalized online by misogynistic, far-right content and communities.   ...  This is the situation Ellen, 24, found herself in as she watched her boyfriend, 30-year-old Steven (his name has been changed at Ellen’s request), become more and more entrenched in right-wing online content.  It may or may not be true, though it kinda makes sense with how politicized things are nowadays. The author may simply want for women to police their partner's political beliefs proactively. Ultimately I highly doubt that women will prefer a "feminist ally" over a competent partner.  https://www.livescience.com/63623-why-women-like-sexist-men.html https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/women/sexist-men-sex-women-attracted-relationship-benevolent-sexism-a8429061.html It also cites how richard spencers wife left him and felt abused (LOL).  Nina Kouprianova reveals being abused by Richard Spencer.