I've been reading here for a while and can see that a lot of your arguments are based on the belief that men are more logical, whilst women are directed by emotions. I know the theory as it has prevailed for centuries, but I never bothered to look it up as it was taken as gospel by so many. Today (whilst researching other related topics) I looked up current research on the matter.

Modern research in these two articles suggests that the difference between male and female brains is not what we believed it to be. The first article (from Stanford Medicine) states that “We think gender-specific behavior is a composite of [various bits of brain], which, added up, give you your overall degree of maleness and femaleness,”

They also state that ".. a man’s amygdala, associated with the experiencing of emotions and the recollection of such experiences, is bigger than a woman’s." which would suggest that men are not logical to the point of being unswayed by their emotions.

Of course there are women who rely on intuition and emotion over logic, just as there are some men who rely on logic over emotion, but to suggest that all women and all men work this way is (provably) false. Personal experience matters and your personal experiences have clearly involved women who left you feeling used but, if you are the logical beings you claim to be, you would see the flaws in assuming the behaviour of the few women you've known to be indicative of the behaviour of the whole female population.

Likewise, assuming all men who do not see the world as you do to be "simps" and "cucks" is equally illogical. Your personal opinions and experiences are your not the yardstick for measuring the behaviour/ motivations for all humanity and if you feel that this is the only way to be happy, then that is up to you, but you are wrong to state that other men are somehow 'lesser-than' to have chosen a different path. Believing that men who say they are happy in relationships have given up or are allowing themselves to be "cucked" might make you feel happier about your own decisions, but you do not know what they are feeling/experiencing or why they made the choices they did.

I could come here and tell you that you are all just lonely, sad, angry people who chose feminism to blame for their negative experiences...but I do not know that. You are all here for your own reasons and I do not have the right to assume I know them. If you truly want to be seen as logical beings, unmoved by primitive emotions, then surely you should be looking at your own behaviours and opinions through that same, logical lens?