A penny for your thoughts [actually, no you won't be getting no pennies].

I've described myself as a "nice guy," before. And looking back [I'm still not entirely out of the "nice guy" frame], I feel like when women called me a "nice guy" it was classifying me. I felt objectified like I was a can of soup that belonged in the pantry [or fridge, where ever]. I hated the feeling.

I want to ask you guys, why do women claim that when I say I'm a nice guy, what I really mean is "I am entitled to sex because of so-and-so." What is their reasoning? I honestly never thought myself entitled to a woman's attention. I always thought myself to be coming from a frame of genuineness. I did what every woman said she wanted, flowers, I listened, and all the other bullshit that she got tailor-made from disney.

And that is the second problem here that I want to talk to you about. What would you say to me to make me completely step out of the "nice guy" frame? How should I think from now? And what frame should I assume? This is me, one who has swallowed the red pill, looking to cement his masculinity. I look forward to reading your responses [even without receiving a penny in return lol].