First off, I do frequently watch redpill content. I don't agree with everything they say or think about women. I try to look at content or thoughts on the opposite (this group included from time to time) but this has made feel even more jaded and cynical then any redpill video I've ever watched. I'm a man, I guess I should've started with that, but whether it's women-centered content creators on Youtube or Tiktok or spaces like Twitter or r/TwoXChromosomes it all comes down this: Everything is the fault of men.

Men made the world and it all it's problems. Men commit more violent crimes. Men cheat more. Men are oppressors. Am I blaming women for anything? No. Am I denying that men have fucked the world in alot ways? No. But it feels like a pointless effort to try to make anything better. Not simply because of the monumental task of doing so but because it feels like I'm enemy. I don't think I'm a bad guy. I don't do anything horrible to women. But seeing the constant amount of hate that so many women have online for men makes me feel like I'm sort of enemy that needs to be destroyed. I try to remind myself that men have done alot of good for the world but even then it feels like it the eyes of people this hateful it'll never be enough. Like if we several centuries of good times for women and worked to remove everything that's effected them in a bad way, that it still wouldn't be enough when stacked against everything that men have done to women in the past.

All of this content has simutaneously made me have negative feelings for both men and women. And then all the statisics brought up about women being more caring the men, happier then men, more emotional than men, maturing faster then men. It's like someone listing off all the reasons that they're better than you. What can you do about that?

Personally at this point, I give up. By give up I mean give up on the idea the relations between men and women will ever get better. If you're an enemy no matter what you do, why not just sit on the side lines and do nothing?

Edit: To clarify, when I say "us" I mean men and women.