There is one thing that I always though was interesting about women: most of them didn't seem to have unique tastes. The more I talk with them, the more similar one seems from another.

I could meet 100 men, from these 100 men most of them had a unique story to tell, a unique perspective in life, a very peculiar hobby or talent. Even the biggest chumps could be tagged with some sort of peculiar idea or quirk.

And I could meet 100 women, from these 100 women... 5 of them seemed to have something unique. 95 of them talked about the same stuff, had extremely similar stories and patterns of behaviour. Even the shit tests were the same.

Another interesting thing that I've noticed is how they would incorporate into their personality the tastes of the men they admired in their life.

It got to the point where I know, when I see a girl wearing a shirt of a band that I like or reading a book that I liked. I've accepted that she doesn't really like THAT music or THAT book, but she likes the people the like that book.

It was always about the image, always.

This is the fact that I've come to accept about girls. They are herd animals. They play it safe. They follow trends. Their image is the most important thing for them.

For a girl, the most important thing the world is to be cute and sexy.

Nothing means more to a girl than being considered cute by high value guys.

That's why I feel bad for "career women". These types of achievements mean very little for them, women get their value primarily on looks (almost exclusively on looks), men get value with his capacity to gather resources.

This is why, when I read about statistics of the "unhappiness of women in feminist countries" I can just shake my head and say: "Its obvious".

Women don't want freedom. They don't know what the fuck to do with it.

They constantly do their best to push boundaries (shit-tests). But feel bad when they succeed in pushing those boundaries.

One thing that I insist in saying is that: Feminism is worst for women than it is for men.

Their biggest value (pussy) is cheap and they are having to work harder than ever.

I don't blame it on women and I don't blame it on men. I, personally, think this is the natural course of a society that is not collectively self-aware enough to conciously "push" the pendulum back to traditional values (hell, I don't even really want those values back).