This is a test of your reading comprehension. TBPers often make the claim that the most common trait of TRPers is that they are completely blind to any kind of nuance so let's try to settle this.

In regards to women's sex drive and the apparent TBP belief that they are exactly the same someone said:

I've never heard anyone say women have as powerful sex drives as men.

To which someone offered those quotes from TBPers that apparently show that we believe that womens sex drive on average is just as powerful as men's.

But people's individuality still means that individual woman can have very high libido's or be into sex with lots of strangers

As for libido in general I'm willing to cede that on average men may have a higher sex drive than women but most studies on sexual behavior find higher variation between people of the same gender than between the average behaviors of different genders so does it even really matter?

Me personally if asked to have sex with a complete stranger likely would say no, but that doesn't mean I don't want sex in that moment I would just prefer to know my partner at least a little bit.

I think women can potentially have a higher sex drive, but it only activates with men they are attracted to (and maybe have an emotional connection with or they at least know a little).

Not sure about higher sex drive, but

Nope, I have met some women with much higher sex drives than some men.

There are women though that have very high sex drives too.

Nope, I have met some women with much higher sex drives than some men.

I'm frisky at many times in the day but

I've certainly dated men who have a lower sex drive than I do. Women still have powerful sex drives, even if it isn't quite as powerful as men's.

Do you agree that those quotes make the claim that womens sex drive is just as powerful as mens?

If not, what else do they claim about the sex drive of women?

Bonus: do you think that this incapability of understanding what normal people are saying might be one reason why you had to swallow the red pill in the first place?