Can someone show me where what Corvus wrote aligns with any of the above comments?
I'm reading Corvus' posts here and I'm not seeing anything inherently sexist. I can see how it could be misconstrued as such or how one could read into it more than what was actually said. On top of that, Corvus' writing can sound a bit grating, but as we're both Croatian, I feel like I can retranslate his writing back to what his thoughts were and to me it sounds pretty much on point.
It's funny, I've been thinking a lot about this stuff lately. I became fascinated with certain podcasts on youtube that delve into this sort of matter from a "red pilled", conservative sort of angle. My wife actually got interested first and we had many discussions about the matter.
Boiled down to a sentence, it's all a big mess of misunderstandings and selfish, self-centered, narcissistic points of view.
It truly is a battle of the sexes and that seems to be exactly what's being promoted by the PTB.
In my opinion, what Corvus wrote about was none of that. He merely stated facts.
We have to remember that there are at least two levels of reality that we tend to speak of here. One is the mechanical world of ordinary life populated by people governed exclusively by their automatic and programmed desires, needs and wants. What Corvus wrote pretty much nails it in that regard.
The other reality is one that we strive for here, one where we have the opportunity to understand and integrate those programs into a framework of a higher order. One where we can direct those desires in accordance to an internal moral compass, ie, conscience or the voice of God.
These two worlds are completely separate and we cannot allow ourselves to impose our values on the general population. They don't want them and therefore we should not hold them to it.
The vast majority of men and women today want to play the game of status, "success", and ego boosting. They want to have "fun". They want a carefree, simple life where they don't have to think about anything deeper than which pair of shoes to buy and which Taylor Swift "song" they want to hear next.
I came to this realisation while watching these podcast and suddenly it hit me... these people have no higher power in their life. There's no purpose. It's all only what's directly presented to them.
It's a natural result of being fully immersed and indoctrinated into the materialistic world view. And I would say women in general are even more susceptible to this because of their inherent vulnerability, being physically weaker, living with the risk of unwanted pregnancy and having to take care of babies.
That's why the landscape today is pretty much exactly what Corvus has described.
I would not want to be part of the dating pool these days and I was very lucky to meet my wife through a friend 8 years ago. Even though we had our fair share of problems and a lot of growing up to do, we did it because we adhered to some higher principle that exists outside the world of materialist causes and effects.
Unfortunately, the vast majority of people exist just there and all of this is only to be expected.
I think if women need to be helped to learn to spot a dangerous man, so should men be helped to learn to spot a dangerous woman and Corvus actually struck a good balance between both sides, of you care actually read and understand his opening post.
For all of us here, if we're truly trying to live in accordance with the highest good, all of this stuff barely even applies.
There are much better heuristics that we can apply to life, such as...
if your prospective partner seriously holds materialistic viewpoints, steer clear. If they tend to disregard compassion, empathy and external considering in favor of cold calculating "logic and reason", steer clear.
I think all of us knows what to look for by now.
My two cents. Disclaimer: This was stream of consciousness, so I might disagree with myself on a point or two later on but I'm happy to post it as is and I stand by it.
Meanwhile, Jimmy Ssaz busts out the impromptu, stream-of-unconsciousness, avante garde word salad poetry. The General Law is keeping us entertained today! 
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