/lit/ - Literature

It’s almost like...certain attitudes towards women are warranted and natural

>>15022122
Aristotle speaks too many uncomfortable truths about women and slavery for them

>>12989670
Every philosopher until the 20th century could be called far right.

What books should I read to make up for my lack of father figure? My dad never taught me anything, I was basically raised by a feminist society and internet forums.
That caused me to become shy, neurotic, general beta-behaviour. A man shouldn't be shy and overly conscious, how do I get rid of this? Some PUA book?

Drop some /lit/ quotes that modern society would rather have hoped stayed forgotten.

Are women lowkey pissed off at the fact that philosophy is mostly dominated by men?
I mean the very first philosophers were men
only very few women got on board and they have feminism which basically some collectivist drama and almost every woman who's into philosophy is a feminist. No one is into deep knowledge and abstract thinking.
and it's not like men are keeping them down or anything it's just they don't seem like they are interested.
Is this a coincidence? Why did evolution made men into philosophers and women not interested into philosophy?