There are many things in life that are none negotiable. I can guarantee that today you will eat, sleep, breathe, drink, and go to the bathroom. You don't do these things because you want to do them. You do them because you HAVE to do them. Today I was at the store and I saw a well groomed, and classically attractive woman and I felt a bit aroused. I didn't really want to feel that arousal but it was automatic. My firmware alarm was going off "GOOD GENE ALERT"! And the woman was dressed in a way that showcased and highlighted her good genes. Nothing wrong with any of it really but we should not fool ourselves into thinking that we are creatures with full agency when we are not.
And if you had actually approached her and discovered that you had absolutely nothing in common, you probably wouldn't look at her the same way ever again. Or maybe you would... but if that's the case, you're probably very immature.
You seem intent to reduce human beings to ONLY their basest qualities (eating, defecating, screwing)-- however most adults are capable of resisting those urges when it's in their best interests to do so, especially when giving into them means hooking up with some dodgy guy (or girl) who's only going to make them feel like s--t in the long run... or for that matter, defecating on the sidewalk or eating tree bark because you're hiking in the woods and forgot to bring snacks.
Sure we need to eat, sleep, etc... but we don't need to wear clothes, hold doors open for other people, help the poor, study philosophy, or read books-- and plenty of people do those things. This is because they are capable of overriding their base urges, thinking long-term, and trying to be responsible adults.
This doesn't mean to become some fake "alpha" but rather to come to the realization that women are not magical creatures and (like men) have their own set of firmware and hence their own biological struggles.
The sooner a man can pull women off the pedestal in his own mind the sooner he will know peace and the sooner he can be his own man. Being your own man=confidence to women.
Who said that women are magical creatures? I really don't think that not succumbing to your basest animal urges every single time you see someone of the opposite sex qualifies you as 'magical'. I don't consider myself 'magical', and I'm pretty good at not rabidly drooling over every woman I like the looks of. If I didn't hold women to the same standards as I hold myself, I don't think it would reflect very well on me.
Obviously there are people in this world who are better-looking/more physically attractive than others, but that doesn't mean that all women are programmed to f--k everyone they like the looks of, or that they're always going to reject the guy who is a little nervous about approaching because their 'program' tells them to.
Believe it or not, some people out there actually do approach dating/romance because they're interested in long term relationships, and those tend to involve a bit more than 'he's hot and I want to f--k him'. And when they find them, they will also cherish those relationships enough not to do things that will jeopardize them. This isn't just a woman thing, it's a human thing.
Mature, respectable women (and men) want someone they can wake up next to, smile at and actually feel good about being with... mostly because that lasts longer and is more beneficial to their lives overall. It's only the confused, immature girls who crave 'superior' genetic material so much that they don't care about anything else, and who are perfectly okay with quietly slipping away the next morning, feeling guilty as hell and trying to write it off as something that everyone is doing.