Oof. You're further gone than I thought, but against my better judgment I am going to keep trying.

What have women contributed to society besides being vessels for propagation of more males who actually further human culture?

There are countless women who have made their mark on society by doing something other than bearing a child. This is so obvious it blows my mind that it even needs explaining, but it's also a textbook example of how the red pill philosophy warps your mind. I am not going to make a list of all the women who have contributed to society for you because there aren't enough years left in my life, so instead I'll just point out a single example, a woman who is close to my heart because she pioneered the discipline I studied in school and the industry I now work in: Rear Admiral Grace M. Hopper, USN, Ph.D.

In addition to holding a Ph.D. in mathematics from Yale University, she served in World War II to help develop the US Military's computing capacities. She helped to develop UNIVAC I, and built one of the world's first working compilers. She led development on COBOL, one of the first commonly used programming languages. She implemented some of the first standards for testing computer systems and their components. She never had any children, but her impact on "human culture" is nothing short of immense. She was also a great speaker. She died in 1992 and was buried in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. If you think you know better about what it means to "further human culture" than the US Navy, then you are beyond help.

I love women, I love their bodies, I love their dumb talk and I love their role as mothes, that is respecting their humanity.

This is a nice way for you to justify your misogyny and feel like less of a horrible person, but make no mistake: if you truly believe this, you are a horrible person. To write off fully half of the human population because of their "dumb talk" is just despicable. There's no other way to put it.

If I had a blind kid, I wouldn't tell him that he can see as well as as people with eyesight nor would I push him to do tasks that need eyesight, I would respect his impairment and allow him to live his life in the way which best suits his abilities.

How can you possibly believe that "I offered her everything a normal woman needs" when you compare her gender to a disability? And how can you cling to this belief when a woman literally just outsmarted you at the very game you were trying to play with her?

I don't believe you are a terrible person. I believe that your mind has been warped by the red pill philosophy, as you cling to that philosophy despite being faced with blatant evidence of its failure. You can do better. You can kick this way of thinking to the curb like a bad habit. All you have to do is put your mind to it.

P.S. I am probably going to banned from this sub soon, and my posts removed, for going against the grain. (If that happens, the fact that your moderators feel your philosophy is so flimsy that it can't stand up to a little scrutiny should speak volumes.) In that case, we should continue this in /r/purplepilldebate. Similarly, if you ever do realize how wrong headed you are about all this and need someone to talk to, feel free to PM me, although this isn't my main account and therefore I may not respond quickly.