I hate women so much and I wish I didn't. I'll meet a woman and I won't hate her personally, I'll be optimistic and think "maybe this one is actually a decent person." I treat them all as individuals. But every single time they show that I'm just being naive. And I know women say the same thing about men, but I also know that they just ignore and actively reject interactions with most men. As much as they try to pretend otherwise, that doesn't work in reverse. I will talk with any woman that will talk with me. But when they do talk with me enough for me to get to know them, they always reveal themselves to be selfish and unthinking. Of course, do I know men like that as well? Yes. But I know men that aren't. I don't even seek those men, but I'm able to find them. I do seek these women, and I can't find them anywhere. It's not unlikely that a few of them exist out there, but it's unlikely that any particular one you meet is one of them. Society encourages them to be selfish and unempathetic, but then tells them they're victims and that they are empathetic. I've never met a woman that really understands what empathy is. Try to have a conversation with one and the instant she hears anything that challenges her she will take it as a personal attack, then try to attack back with emotional blackmail, if not worse, all while ignoring the actual ideas at hand. Again, have I met men like this? Certainly. But I've never met a woman not like this. And it makes me very sad. I don't want to hate them, but I've never met one that doesn't eventually (usually rather quickly) do things very deserving of hate.
So I try to escape into fantasy, and they chase me there. And of course it's the worst of the worst ones. And they chase me, us, there, and they insert their retarded propaganda and do things just to make us mad. Then we have to pay attention to real life, because they've destroyed our fantasy, and they get mad that we're now paying attention to the things they're doing. And you know the worst part? You know the fantasies they're destroying? The real fantasy they're destroying that's inside all of these particular fantasies is the fantasy that women can actually be decent people. What's that? You thought Sarah Connor was actually cool in Terminator 2, and you respected how she wanted to protect her son, even though she was also flawed due to damage by her own seriously traumatizing experiences? Too bad. Now we're at Terminator 6 and it's just about how men are fucking shit and women are awesome! Of course those "awesome" women are all just awful people, but we're just supposed to ignore it because they're women. We can't go and watch a goddamn Super Mario Bros. movie without being slapped in the face not just with Peach acting completely out of character and making Mario himself redundant, but she does it all while being a smug, unlikable cunt, because women are so awful that they don't realize that being smug isn't a likeable quality on anybody. It's a character flaw. I can't play the new Sonic game without them editing old cutscenes to remove any hint that Amy had a crush on Sonic, because women can't like men because nobody is allowed to like men (even though Amy liking Sonic is completely realistic since she was always just a dumb bitch chasing after the ultimate Chad).
Why are all the superhero movies failing now? Oh surely it's just "superhero fatigue." It couldn't possibly be that they replaced Iron Man, a flawed character, explicitly an alcoholic, whose mission is to undo damage he did in his irresponsible youth, with Carol Danvers, a "perfect" being that is just an asshole to everybody and demands respect just for existing, or rather, for being a woman. Does she have any flaws, any sort of character arc? No. It's the world that is wrong, and only the world. And it's every fucking story written by or overly influenced by women. They can never take responsibility and admit fault. Not only does this make for fucking boring stories and characters, but when it's all I ever see, both in fantasy and in real life, it becomes very demoralizing. Ariel has a song about how she's a fucking princess but still wants more, and we're supposed to feel sad for her. Simba has a song about how he's a prince but wants more, and we're supposed to realize, by the end of the film, that he was an irresponsible little shit and needed to learn a very important lesson, which is what the entire film is about. Jasmine is a princess and we're supposed to feel bad because of the tiny bit of responsibility in her life, to get married and carry on the legacy of her whole fucking society. Meanwhile Aladdin is a fucking street rat who is explicitly starving to death, and he's the one who has to learn a lesson because he lied to the princess and pretended to not be starvingly poor, because he wanted the princess to actually like him. Oh my, what a fucking crime. And I never noticed it growing up, but these women and their simps overplayed their hands, and made their propaganda too explicit, and now I can't help but notice it in their earlier works as well. Again, they've shattered my fantasy, my fantasy that women aren't awful.
I've heard of a few women throughout history that seem to have done actually heroic things. They're very few, and the examples aren't usually as heroic as the heroic men throughout history, but I have read about a few women that I think I respect. Throughout thousands of years of human history, I think there were a few. Granted, it's probably just because I don't know much about them except for a couple of important acts, but feminists are glad to let me keep that blissful ignorance, while they try to tear down every male historical figure with half-truths if not outright lies. But I digress. Sadly, these few historical women aren't enough to give me hope overall. Show me one in real life that at least takes an ounce of responsibility for herself, or, god forbid, for others, and I wouldn't feel the way I feel. But in all my years, I haven't met a single one. Not one.
Then to top it off, they never shut up about the literal conspiracy theory that is "patriarchy." They'll go on and on about how men secretly conspire to make the world better for men at the expense of women. Any evidence? No. In fact, every bit of evidence shows that women have far better lives than men, and that women exhibit in-group bias while men exhibit out-group bias. But that's not to say that conspiracy theories are never true. Sometimes they are. Because something very similar to "patriarchy" does exist, and is publicly promoted by every major institution in the world. It's called feminism, literally a philosophy of women conspiring to make the world better for women at the expense of men. They'll sometimes feign that it's not at the expense of men, but when pressed will admit it is, and they justify it with the founding assumption that men have better lives. Yeah, I sure do love having more responsibility, being actively and proudly hated and discriminated against by every major institution, and having far more difficulty when I try to (and being statistically about half as likely to) reproduce. Oh well, on the bright side, at least I have a lower life expectancy.
God, I fucking hate women. I wish I didn't, but they won't stop being just horrible excuses for people. Women complain and say that men don't see them as people. First of all, it's very clear that most women don't think of men as people, either. But secondly, frankly, I think the only way a lot of men make it through their bluepilled days is by not really thinking of women as people, because if they did, they'd realize how bullshit the whole system is. They'd realize that the vast majority of women are horrible excuses for people. But I was brought up in the '90s, the Pax Americana, perhaps the most bluepilled time in history (there's a reason The Matrix is set in 1999), and even though I know better in concrete terms, I cannot fully internalize the idea that women aren't people. And that's my problem. If I could, maybe I could ignore how awful they are. But the problem is that I can't help but see them as people, and I know that people should not behave as badly as they behave.