The problem that men face with regard to women and sexuality in the modern day is that we value women in the wrong way. We cling to them and look to them for validation and self-worth rather than understanding their proper role as potential friends and sexual companions.

Women, if understood properly, can be valuable appendages to a rational man's life. The problem becomes our attachment to and dependence on the pleasure associated with reproductive activities, including courting and flirting and seeking attention and devotion from women.

Our validation and self-worth must arise from our own objective minds, from our accomplishments and the civilization we've inherited from men who built it, not from the attention and opinions of the opposite sex.

Relative disattachment and a reconfiguration of our psychological reward system with respect to the opposite sex are proper remedies to gynocentrism. Loving women as the organisms that they are, for the contribution they can make to our lives, and demanding of them the best that they can offer us (sincere and sensitive companionship) will put men back in the drivers seat of society.