Something occurred to me a few minutes back. About the Wage Gap myth, which is bandied about basically everywhere and believe to be true by practically all of Bluepill society... Women swear on it, but what precisely would it assume.

Well, for one thing, that the FryGuy at Arby's is paid 30% more than the counter-girl simply because he has a dick. But also, something more fundamental. If men really are paid 30% more than women, wouldn't it require there to be roughly 30% more money in the world than actually exists, at the very least?

There was an article out last year, about how women expect a man to make 50% than he -actually- does in order to be considered a "catch" (for his relative status level). So a guy who makes 50k a year would need to be making 75k a year (at the same exact job) to be a "good man." Any man who doesn't, is simply subpar.

I think there may be something to this in a greater sense, though. Any guy who's breathing knows that women have an inflated sense of "male privilege"... that apparently we're all born with a million dollars in the bank simply for having a dick. But I didn't realize just how drastically inflated that sense was, until now. I was listening to a Benjamin Boyce video this morning, and he related how at the very beginning of the Evergreen College fiasco, the intersectionalists read out a speech to the administration demanding that they "not give us any bullshit about limited resources." The students literally believed the college had infinite funding and power to achieve their demands, and that White Supremacy was the only reason that those demands weren't being met.

This denotes a frankly delusional belief about the world at large. Expectations that literally cannot be met, because there isn't enough imaginary money and privilege in existence to met those expectations. And this seems to be endemic to the intersectionalist world-view, as far as I can see.

So not only do women expect a High-Value man as their birthright for existing, but they heavily undervalue any man that they meet, as a base assumption. They really -are- living in a fantasy world. It's not just hypergamy, its a tacit assumption of Bluepill existence.

Weird, huh?