VV, I think we share fundamentally different worldviews, but you make a lot of good points and I think there's a lot that we can agree on.
Like you, I enjoy easy sex with beautiful women. The idealistic scenario for all men is to have the ability to impregnate as many women as possible. It is hardcoded in our very biology. However, this is directly against the biological drive of women. This is where I think our disagreements will begin. A woman's idealistic scenario is to have the offspring and resources of the most powerful leader possible. But there are a limited amount of successful men and every woman won't be able to have access to his resources. There's also a limited amount of beautiful women, so not all men will be able to get them to bed. Naturally, our reproductive strategies will be at odds.
In the state of nature prior to large central governments, the opportunities for sexual freedom were much the way you describe. But women are physically weaker, and possess brains that are less inclined towards logical reasoning. In most societies that meant they relied on men to protect and provide for them. These conditions made a state of total sexual freedom impossible. Children are a massive investment in time and would impose a huge burden on a man's efforts to lay as many women as possible. Therefore, a man could simply leave after pregnancy, and women would be left to raise them themselves. In less temperate climes, women would already be totally reliant on others, and wouldn't even begin to be able to support an additional mouth. Having a child without the provisioning of a man often meant death for the child, and the end of her lineage.
In order for a man to devote his limited resources to a single woman, the woman granted exclusive sexual access and reproduction. A man wanted to ensure that all of his efforts were contributing to his own genetic lineage, not to another man's, so sexual exclusivity became a priority. This system was not created as a form of oppression, but rather a practical compromise that gave gave each party strong incentives to make certain sacrifices of their freedom to arrive at the best option for all involved. Children born to these unions enjoyed greater parental investment, women enjoyed the lifetime protection and economic stewardship of a man, and large intact families allowed for transmission of wealth across generations. This system of marriage allowed western civilization to flourish and become the most advanced society the world had ever seen.
That system was destroyed in the late 20th century. This would have been the perfect opportunity to enact a society of free love. Given the advances in technology of birth control and paternity testing, there wouldn't be major repercussions from widespread no strings attached sex. But it didn't occur that way, and that was by design. Women don't want total sexual freedom for men. If a man's only goal was to have sex instead of building a family, most likely he would work just enough to get by and sleep with women, as is often seen in temperate climes. There would be little incentive to work hard and build a legacy for his future family. Women would be actually forced to look after themselves, instead of enjoying the fruits of the labor of men.
We currently live in an era of extraordinary economic prosperity where some women can actually claim independence. Yet men continue to subsidize women through disparate tax regimes and government benefits, men still continue to pay 97% of child support cases, men still continue to pay the majority of alimony. Most women despise the idea of
actual independence. They'll say they want it, but their actions say otherwise.
Even if we remove some of the consequences that prevented total sexual freedom, there are some realities of nature that I believe will never go away. Women will always go after the top 20% of men, and some men will always be forced to go without any women. Women will always by and large rely on men, either directly or by proxy through the government. Some men will be able to use their resources as leverage, as some women will use their beauty. Some men will be swimming in pussy, others will be in a drought. It will be a paradise for some and a hell for others. Times of economic prosperity will make things more unequal, and hard times more equitable. Nature abhors a steady state, and I am skeptical that a sexual utopia can exist for everyone, or even most people. I'm hesitant to claim that the institutions of historical cultures were oppressive, as often they were operating under remarkably different environmental pressures than we experience today. What they arrived at as the best system over the course of millenia may likely be what was most beneficial to their society.
Sexual Utopia in Power by F. Roger Devlin delves much more deeply into this topic. If anyone is interested, Roosh posted a link to it here:
https://www.rooshvforum.com/thread-51959.html