To comply with the sub‘s rules I’m not advocating violence against women nor am I suggesting they are somehow inferior. In fact, even if it weren’t for Reddit’s inane and hypocritical moralizing I’d still say “inferior“ and “superior“ traits are dependent on an organism’s environment and would even personally find it difficult to argue against female superiority in post-scarce settings where men have limited means to counteract the power women exert through the leverage afforded them by their inherent sexual value.

Women are better adapted to post-scarce environments and modernity, but it also seems that in said environments, they are rarely if ever inclined to care about men’s suffering. Literally just look at the way they respond to men in this sub who point out the obvious discrepancy in quality of life between men and women. It’s actually the women who have been forced to acknowledge how much better they have it in terms of dating, sex, quality of life, and other such material conditions who will most vehemently maintain that men aren’t “owed“ anything. Ok, then neither are you “owed“ anything from men, and my entire reason for writing this is to help men realize they have no reason to regard women through a lens of shared human identity; it’s precisely BECAUSE women are very human, and furthermore humans in a position of relative power over men, that a lens of mutually incompatible enmity is more apt.

So why do men continue to care about fairness when dealing with women any more than we care about fairness towards our enemies? Anymore than the poor care about fairness towards the rich, or the oppressed about fairness towards his oppressor?