It seems that with politically correct revisionist agendas these days, that redpill knowledge from the past gets overwritten or omitted. As such, I would like to bring to your attention some ancient Jewish/Roman quotes about a sect known as the 'Essenes', the ones who most likely wrote and lived by the famous Dead Sea Scrolls.

This group did not marry (good), and were celibate (not so good):

"Both Josephus and Philo claim that Essenes did not marry, Josephus ascribing their celibacy to their aversion for 'the wantonness of women, believing that none of the sex keeps her plighted troth to one man,' while Philo writes that they deem marriage to be incompatible with their communal life, 'since wives are naturally selfish creatures'"

This is not a new concept people. The ancients knew it, and lived by it to a great extent - even kooky religious sects. The agenda of sameness and an uncritical analysis of women is a veil, thinly lain over a brief period of time, before which abounded with red pill truths. I'm not saying it was some fairytale existence - we have it much better - but we can recognize that these truths have come out of a long tradition of empirical verification and use them to our advantage.