first 5 months

yeah i think crappy redlines are standard at low stakes

yep its standard

Don't take "standard" as the norm. You can keep that red line much less sloped than that by improving your post-flop a bit.

how many tables you play bro ?

I really hate how accepted it has come these days to consider a negative red line "standard" at penny stakes, or any stakes for that matter. I taught my wife how to play NL2 and she has a positive redline and profit margin over 150k sample size. I think even my red line was positive what little I played. I dont even know what yall do to have negative red lines like this.

i posted it somewhere else but basically nobody in micros like to fold anything so normally you get money in non-showdown by successful bluffs and value bets that didn't get calls well now your value bets are going to showdown and getting paid off more and the majority of your bluffs are unsuccessful so you have to give up and lose NSD. obviously im not saying you cant have a positive red line just why its "standard" not to.

value bet river more even with weaker hands and call more potsized river bets by donks even in lowstakes redline should be at least break even.

at least ur running good, this looks very typical. Most important is that green line