/lit/ - Literature

>see girl about my age (24)
>realise that I've never had female attention ever, both all through uni and despite the fact that I lift
>realise that women are only attracted to the top 10 % of males
>realise that I won't get any female attention until I'm 30+, and that will only be women looking for beta providers
>realise that society is just a scheme to turn male sexual desire in to work

Why is this never talked about? I've even seen normies agree to most of the last three points on multiple websites, nevermind r9k etc.

Is young love and love based on looks the only authentic type of love?

Why is it that when there is violence against women in art, it's called misogynist but violence against men isn't called misandrist? I think American Psycho was criticised for being misogynist.

Is it REALLY as simple as society being biased against men? Why do I suspect that I will get criticised for asking these questions?