I've recently been reading a book called The Privileged Sex - and surprise surprise, it isn't about men. The truth bombs dropped in that book are superb and I highly recommend it. But I digress.

Women lie. They lie about themselves all the fucking time. I cannot have a discussion with my female flatmates about how women actually have things good because they'll get pissed off. The last time I said women actually have it better than men they cited cat-calling and being groped at a bar as signs of oppression and lack of privilege. Excuse me what? You're so unbelievably popular that people literally won't leave you alone - and that's oppression? Now, I'm not condoning sexual harassment, but these girls clearly have no concept of cause and effect, and it's not just them - this attitude is everywhere.

Modern Western women are full of themselves. They act as if they are perpetual victims and they have no concept of cause and effect. They will wear "what they want" and then complain when they get unwanted attention. Most girls I know are in abject denial that there is a constant stream of cock trying to get into their pants. "That's only true for pretty girls," says one friend of mine, oblivious to the three men already infatuated (and in denial) trying to get into the chubby girl or the ugly one. Women will never have a dearth of male attention, and any perceived dearth is not from any real lack of male attention, but a lack of women actually looking around.

Female sexuality is like a magnet. When a woman uses her sexuality she allures, she attracts, she ensnares. This became a trope in 70's and 80's film and television and was lauded by women's groups at the time for depicting women as strong and decisive in their embracing of their sexual power. Nowadays it's almost taboo to talk about women's sexuality as casting a hypnotic spell on men unless you're saying that as a positive "empowering" quality. Use it in the context of cautionary advice, i.e. "if you wear that, you will be harassed at the bar," and you're called a misogynist.

Women have and always will be placed on a pedestal in society's eyes, and the vast majority of women are in complete ignorance over this because of feminism's constant line that men are oppressors and women are victims. They ignore that the concept of "modesty" was invented precisely because a woman's body has sexual power just because, a power so strong it can cause trouble!

And then there are the double-standards. Women are strong and independent and will now yell at you and subdue you if you dare speak out of line, and then in the same day will say that they are meek and need protection from the state. "Women are the fairer sex" is a sexist and misogynistic thing to say these days, despite all evidence showing the veracity of this age-old wisdom, and then "don't hurt a girl" is constantly used as defense. A woman harps on about male privilege, but can fuck your best friend, take half your shit, lie to your face and destroy your reputation with no repercussion whatsoever.

I don't know how to get past this. I'm at university and I'm surrounded by vain, selfish, haughty, bullying women. I am angry and bitter almost every day. I am legitimately becoming what they always call me - a misogynist - because of their own fucking behaviour and intolerance towards my entire gender.

Suffice to say, I'm sick of women. They are summarily haughty, vain, and delusional about their power. Every day my problems as a male are belittled and I'm told that I have it "all good," that merely walking around as a male is an act of my "privilege." Western society is crumbling.

(As an aside as well, I don't get why TRP has the whole dating "self improvement" side to it in the first place. My impression with the whole philosophy was to see through the gynocentric society we now live in. Why you have this weird PUA element is beyond me. That said, I'm not looking for tips to get laid or "become a better man." Just some help dealing with the complete mind fuck that is seeing women in their constant position of power and how to cope is all I'm after.)