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I agree that things would be better off if the male sex drive were not so strong. What you are saying makes sense. I also agree that women become the way they are because of the male sex drive.
It is important to distinguish, however, the difference between the impacts of the male sex drive between a man and a woman.
Men are capable of mental clarity and self actualization despite the sex part of their biology. Women however, are incapable of either of these things despite the lack of a biological hindrance. Only women raised in very unique circumstances are capable of meaningful introspection. The female brain is not hard wired to sex like the male brain, yet the behavioral implications of the male sex drive still infects their whole psychology arguably worse than the men (I do not mean in severity, as you said men commit more sex crimes. I mean only in breadth, in that every women focuses on her appearance as a partner in some sense, whereas men more often do not).
Only when the male sex drive is tamed can the two sexes normalize and become closer mentally. The two sexes can never truly love and understand each other as self aware, conscious partners unless the effects of the male biological sex drive is absent within their relationship on both sides (men hormonal, women behavioral).

Also, I don't know if this whole thread is bait or not, but it doesn't sound like you're exactly interested in learning about inter-sex psychology. If you gave that shpeel in the OP to me irl, I would for instance ask you whether you were trying to discover things or affirm conclusions you seem to have already made. What are your intentions in reading a book? What hypothetical answers are you looking for?