Well-said.
When a woman accuses a man of feeling entitled/owed, it's pure projection.
Unless she's severely deformed, a woman will never know what it's like to struggle for affection from the opposite sex.
It's unreal how we get called entitled (or accused of feeling owed) for merely venting about the bad position we're in.
"Here's the real kicker:
Every woman who calls us entitled would go ape**** if she had to deal with the predicaments we men deal with (romantically/sexually). Yet they expect us to simply accept our plight."
Damn straight, women would obviously have a much different attitude or perspective on that reality if they went through what men did, but obviously women don't because women naturally by default live in abundance since they are on the receiving end of sexual attention. Men normally never have the luxury of women hitting on them or throwing themselves at them, making passes at them. Women naturally have more options than men do, the evidence and proof on dating apps/online dating says it all.
But yeah, i think it raises a good point, it sucks that autism has never been bred out of the gene pool through natural selection. When you say men are supposed to be "creeps", are you saying that men having awkward interactions with women in which women will accuse the man of making them uncomfortable, creepy or weird, is that just inevitable for all men, part of the learning process of getting better or just bound to happen even if a guy, man, is good socially?
