Hello everyone, I'll try to make this intro as succinct as possible. I'm arranging it the way jagrmeister described in his sticky post.
1. Relationship wise I only have a little bit of experience, but enough to have a general working-experience understanding of intergender relations. I'm 23 and have had a few very brief flings in high school, one long distance relationship that spanned about 3 months, and finally one long term relationship my senior year that spanned 1 1/2 years until I broke up with her because she was irritating and I came to grips that "commitment" was something I definitely didn't want.
I do want to point out that the loneliest period of my life (so far) has been during that time I was with the LTR, and that taught me a lot about myself and how I relate to women (which is abysmal.) After that I've had a few one night stands from being at bars and (barely) using date apps, again these were hardly anything to mention besides short term lust for each other and sudden ghosting. I haven't been in a relationship since I was 19 and haven't had sex for a long time due to my area having a shortage of anything bang-able.
2. Awareness-wise I feel like I've been very fortunate. While I'm always still learning, my father has always been very "red-pilled" himself and I was able to see his marriage break down due to the unhinged nature of women (his one mistake.) I learned very early on that there was nothing to be gained from marriage and everything to lose, while also seeing fellow acquaintances and friends have pitfalls of their own and becoming plantation-property for their GF's. I've even had two acquaintances I've known since high school get wrapped up in false-rape accusations (one of the accusers of which tried getting with me beforehand!) All the more the reason I've avoided relations to women.
I've always been quite the lone-wolf but feel happy and 'natural' in this state. I don't use Facebook or any other social media nonsense unless that purpose would be to create a business or band page that would actually benefit me. Social media is almost entirely partisan to catering to women's egos and I don't support any of that with my short period of time on this planet. Probably the most pivotal moment in becoming "aware" was reading "The Rational Male" around the time I was 18-19 years old. While a lot of the material was stuff I had already known prior, it was a great reference book that grounded my knowledge in situations where I wasn't 100% aware of how I should approach things. Definitely saved my hide a few times...
3. Who am I? Well that's probably the hardest question to answer due to my extremely private and introverted nature. I can tell you that I have a strong passion for computers, programming, modding games, music (industrial, metal/rock, classical, electronic, ambient, OST) reading (Stephen C. Pepper, Douglas Hofstadter, Robert Green, Rollo Tomassi, Illimitable Male, etc.), working out, and philosophy. I'm trying to get a job down in web-development or something akin to it so I can generally avoid working with women (of which I had to in retail, pure unadulterated hell). I've come here to find like-minded people that I can have a fulfilling conversation with and hopefully learn new things in the process.
Hopefully I made this introduction adequate and easy to read. If you have any further questions ask away.