Pinkpill

Pinkpill is a feminine play on the political concept of the 'Redpill.' It predominantly describes women, often ex-liberals or former feminists, who have transitioned towards embracing conservative or right-wing ideologies.

However, the term also finds usage within various communities, including radfems, trad wives, and trans circles, to denote individuals who initially held contrary beliefs to these separate movements, but have since "taken the Pink pill" and changed their minds.

Example 1: After years of advocating for liberal feminist policies, Sarah took the 'pinkpill' and started supporting conservative values, surprising many of her friends.
Example 2: Seeing how much feminism contributed to hookup culture was a major pinkpill for Mary

by hughhefnerapologist September 20, 2023

Pinkpimp

Usually a girl that is more than beautiful and uses her appeal to lead guys on thinking she likes them but honestly don't. In the process she NEVER catch feelings mean while,the guys go crazy over her and jack off to her Instagram pics and re-read her tweets on twitter.

Example:
Nigga I'm pinkpimpin!

Dude1: Why you do me like that?
Girl1: Clearly I'm pinkpimp..
Dude2: I thought you loved me!?
Dude1:Me too!

by Jadevia January 7, 2014

Pinkpill

"Pinkpill" is a feminine adaptation of the term "Redpill." It doesn't have a solid meaning and is associated with a variety of niche movements started by women, including but not limited to the radfem movement, the tradwife movement, and the femcel movement.

In Kacey's critique of traditional gender roles, she often refers to herself as 'pinkpilled,' embracing the perspectives of the radfem movement.

Esther proudly identifies as 'pinkpilled,' finding empowerment in adhering to traditional gender roles and being a tradwife.

Hearing how men on podcasts talk about women was a major pinkpill for Lucy. It led her to find solidarity within the femcel movement's understanding of modern dating dynamics.

by tardwife May 3, 2024