I've been a long time lurker on this sub and I think I finally get the point of it.

I knew that men were treated unfairly by society, we work like robots, there are unfair double standards, and above all, the middle class doesn't have access to anything "high quality" women, they want a "stable" and "secure" man, which usually equates to being a high status professional, or maybe a millionaire, and that we either work our asses off and sell our souls to become "alpha" or die alone, meanwhile we're expected to be chivalrous, romantic and all that nonsense about being an emotional tampon for them and above all not complaining about the social contract.<br><br>And I'm glad I finally get it; I've had many disappointments with women and I'm not really sure I want to have anything to do with any women, maybe I'll be lonely for the rest of my life, but maybe I'll find a way to not feel so miserable, either way, we men are disposable so we better be looking out for ourselves, I'm so sad that it has to be this way, but it's better to be prepared for the inevitable than to be naive