I’m not sure who you are objectifying more, men or women. Whatever happened to developing a mutually respectful and fulfilling relationship, whatever it takes by whichever side of the gender divide?

Over the years one of the things that women in particular have bemoaned the most is the male objectification of them, and quite rightly so. And yet here we are objectifying both.

Like other men here have said, I don’t recognise the type of men you describe, though I don’t disbelieve that they exist. For sure they do. But maybe they are not the sort of men given to be bothered to read what you are saying.

It is very well written, flows nicely, and I can see it has appeal to other like minded individuals, but not all men and women are the same. This will butter no parsnips with men or women who do not conform with those objectified stereotypes you describe.