Why Women Deserve Less

1. The Changing Landscape of Male-Female Dynamics

For the first time in human history men face a problem they've never faced before - women no longer need them and, for the most part, don't want them.

Fundamental Shift in Relationships. The traditional dynamics between men and women have undergone a radical transformation. Technological advances, economic independence, and social changes have completely altered how men and women interact, rendering previous relationship models obsolete.

Key Societal Changes:

• Technology has provided women with unprecedented independence
• Welfare states have reduced women's economic reliance on men
• Social norms have dramatically shifted away from traditional gender roles
• Economic opportunities have expanded for women across multiple sectors

Psychological Impact. This fundamental change has left many men confused and struggling to understand their role in modern society. The traditional expectations of male providers and protectors have been dismantled, creating a complex and often frustrating dating landscape for men.

2. The Old Contract vs. The New Contract

Men provided resources and protection. Women provided sex and (if wanted) children.

Historical Relationship Dynamics. Traditionally, relationships were transactional, with clear expectations: men provided financial security and protection, while women offered companionship, sexual intimacy, and the possibility of children. This "old contract" was straightforward and mutually beneficial.

Modern Contract Characteristics:

• Women claim independence and reject traditional roles
• Reduced expectations of long-term commitment
• Increased focus on individual pursuits
• Rejection of traditional family structures
• Emphasis on personal career and self-development

Systemic Transformation. The new contract promises equality and individual freedom but has paradoxically created more conflict and less satisfaction between men and women. The promise of liberation has often resulted in increased isolation and reduced meaningful connections.

3. Women's Decreasing Interest in Men

Beautiful girls in big cities are now directly or indirectly offered sex more than 1,000 times a month from men on the internet, at bars, on the streets, and within their social circles.

Abundance of Options. Technology and social media have fundamentally changed how women perceive and interact with potential partners. With unprecedented access to multiple male options, women have become increasingly selective and less invested in individual relationships.

Dating Market Statistics:

• Women find only 3-14% of men's dating profiles attractive
• Online dating shows women match with men at significantly lower rates
• Increasing percentage of men are experiencing romantic and sexual rejection

Psychological Implications. The abundance of choices has created a paradoxical situation where women have more potential partners than ever before, yet are simultaneously less satisfied and less likely to commit to a long-term relationship.

4. Economic Dependence and Resource Allocation

Women were, on average, only net economic contributors for 15 years of their lives (compared to 30 years for men).

Economic Contribution Disparities. Despite claims of independence, women continue to rely disproportionately on male-generated economic resources, either through direct support or government welfare systems.

Resource Allocation Patterns:

• Women dominate lower-impact professional sectors
• Significantly more likely to work part-time
• Disproportionately benefit from welfare programs
• Higher education often focused on less economically productive degrees

Systemic Challenges. The current economic system inadvertently perpetuates a model where women can maintain lifestyle standards without equivalent economic contributions, creating tension and imbalance in societal resource distribution.

5. The High Cost of Pursuing Women

The pursuit of women, not even getting divorced, costs the average man $6.9 million in lost investments today.

Financial and Opportunity Costs. Men frequently invest substantial resources - time, money, and emotional energy - in pursuing romantic relationships with minimal returns.

Resource Expenditure Breakdown:

• Significant financial investments in dating
• Time spent on courtship and relationship pursuit
• Emotional energy dedicated to romantic interactions
• Potential career and personal development opportunities sacrificed

Strategic Recalibration. Men are encouraged to critically evaluate the true cost of romantic pursuits and redirect resources toward personal growth and individual achievements.

6. Navigating Modern Dating Challenges

Desire cannot be negotiated.

Relationship Dynamics Transformation. Modern dating has become increasingly complex, with traditional courtship methods becoming less effective and more risky for men.

Contemporary Dating Challenges:

• High rates of date cancellations
• Increased risk of false accusations
• Limited meaningful connection opportunities
• Shifting social and legal landscapes
• Psychological and emotional risks

Adaptive Strategies. Men must develop nuanced approaches to dating that prioritize personal protection, emotional resilience, and strategic engagement.

7. Investing in Yourself Over Romantic Pursuits

Chase a check. Never chase a bitch.

Personal Development Priority. Instead of dedicating excessive resources to romantic pursuits, men should focus on comprehensive self-improvement and individual achievement.

Self-Investment Strategies:

• Develop marketable skills
• Pursue career advancement
• Maintain physical fitness
• Cultivate personal interests
• Build financial stability

Unexpected Benefit. Paradoxically, focusing on personal growth often makes men more attractive to potential partners by demonstrating value and independence.

8. Understanding Female Nature and Motivations

Women are surrounded by this tornado of misinformation, but nobody corrects them because we want to fuck them.

Psychological Insights. Understanding the underlying motivations and behavioral patterns of women can help men navigate relationships more effectively.

Key Psychological Observations:

• Women are inherently more selective in mate selection
• Hypergamous tendencies drive relationship choices
• Social conditioning significantly influences female behavior
• Attention and validation are primary motivators

Critical Perspective. Recognizing these patterns allows men to approach relationships with greater emotional intelligence and strategic awareness.

9. The Importance of Personal Development

You do not rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your systems.

Holistic Self-Improvement. Personal development encompasses physical, mental, financial, and emotional dimensions of growth.

Comprehensive Development Areas:

• Professional skills
• Physical fitness
• Financial literacy
• Emotional intelligence
• Personal interests and hobbies

Transformative Potential. Consistent, intentional self-improvement can dramatically enhance life quality and opportunities.

10. Adapting to a New Relationship Paradigm

When accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression.

Societal Transformation. Men must adapt to rapidly changing social dynamics while maintaining personal integrity and strategic approach to relationships.

Adaptation Strategies:

• Develop emotional resilience
• Maintain clear personal boundaries
• Continuously educate oneself
• Prioritize personal growth
• Create supportive male networks

Future-Oriented Perspective. Success in modern relationships requires flexibility, self-awareness, and a commitment to personal excellence.

Last updated: January 12, 2025