There is no spontaneous relationship

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It's not a minority of women who act like this, it's a majority. It is well documented that when left to their own devices, about 80% of women will date 20% of men and the remaining 20% of women and 80% of men will be left out. It's not your fault if you're single if you have to fight over 20 women with 80 other guys.

And how does wanting to avoid women make me a nice guy? I thought the point of a nice guy was that you pretended to be nice in order to get what you wanted. I think women as a whole are unbearable and I try to avoid them, although I'm frustrated that biology tells me to do the opposite. Also I almost always make it clear that I'm interested in a woman romantically early in the interaction, and it is nearly always women who end the relationship at that point, and not me. That seems to be the opposite of a nice guy. And I'm not avoiding the silent majority of women who aren't like this. When I was in high school I tried talking to every person who treated me nicely (I was very desperate for companionship). I talked to about half the whole high school, and there were about a dozen men and only one woman who tolerated me rather well. Now in my day-to-day life at university I talk to random people occasionally, and I find that I can expect a decent amount of respect from any man that is given to me basically automatically, and which I only lose after bad behavior (sometimes some people think that my sense of humor is obnoxious). But I find that the majority of women make having an ordinary conversation extremely difficult. What appears to happen is they assume that I am trying to hit on them, and if they don't find me attractive, then they act like I'm some sort of dirty stinky peasant who has the audacity to talk to a princess. If they are attracted to me, then they play really obnoxious hard-to-get games which I find repulsive. The only exception to this is if I offer to help her with something, in which case she is glad to see me, or rather, glad to be given the help that I am offering. So in my experience, about 95% of men treat me with respect by default, and maybe about 10% might actively like me if I tried to pursue a friendship, whereas only about 30% of women treat me with respect by default, and approximately 0% (or very slightly more than that) actively like me when I try to pursue a friendship or dating. It is very hard to approach women when 2/3 of them are nasty when I do so. The only way they don't act nasty is if I use PUA BS so that they find me more attractive than they usually do. and it's not the PUA's fault. This nonsense wouldn't exist if it didn't work. It's not like huge masses of men are thinking to themselves, "this really inconvenient thing that I'm trying to use doesn't work, let's do it some more!"

And women seriously do respond better to being an as*hole than they do to respect and kindness. You can find lots of posts here from women who have as*hole boyfriends, and they blame the boyfriend's bad behavior on autism, and then come to this website looking for some sort of justification for staying with their as*hole boyfriend. My personal experience is that the less I like a woman, the more she likes me. The most recent example is that there was a woman in my physics class last semester who I actively disliked due to her loudness (she spoke more than half the rest of the class combined) and due to the disrespect she showed the teacher (constantly whispering in class, and once even bringing a laptop to class to watch youtube videos and play video games). She is also the only woman in the class who tried to hit on me. I don't know how this is, but somehow a lot of women seem to be able to tell when I don't give a s**t about them, and that is their signal to hit on me. This has about a dozen times before. Also as I've mentioned, trying to use PUA suddenly makes me a lot more attractive to women than usual. I don't like using it though because it is counter-intuitive, exhausting, and gets me sh***y relationships. You're not about to convince me that your PC BS knows more than my lying eyes.

The one woman who treated me nicely in high school had a crush on me, partially because I was the only person who was nice to her when she was having a rough spot socially. We were on an exchange, so her normal friends were gone, and nobody in Germany seemed to like her. So she came over to my family's house to play board games with us. I didn't really care one way or another whether she was there, but I wasn't actively unpleasant to her like most of the other students. So she got a crush on me and did a lot of ridiculous flirty things which I found unattractive (part of flirting seems to be to say things in the most obscure possible way). But after a while I got used to her and actually kind of started to like her, and that is when she quit liking me. The only difference between her and the other women was that she was still willing to be my friend when she lost romantic interest in me.

And I know there's not a problem with me, because I had a healthy relationship before. She was very sweet to me, and I tried my best to be sweet to her. Nobody was trying to abuse the other, in fact we both tried rather hard to please the other (I think she did a better job of it than I did). I think it did a lot of good for me, because then I knew that I was capable of being a good boyfriend if somebody gave me a chance. So now when women treat me like dirt my response is, "f**k you," rather than trying desperately to figure out what I'm doing wrong.

Another thing I've noticed is that women are allowed to say really dreadfully nasty things about other women, but it's sexist if a man says something that is not actively flattering to women. Women are allowed to say that they hate other women and prefer male friends, and nobody gives a s**t. But suddenly I'm sexist when I say the same thing. I think this is because women are dependent on men for their survival, so they see it as an existential threat for a man not to worship her because of her ass and tits. But they compete with other women for the resources that men give them, so once the cooperation of men has been achieved, they begin squabbling among each other.

If women only dated jerks, the OP would be rolling in p**** right now..........

Being 100% serious for a moment. At my peak of dating ineptitude (about 2 years ago) I could have been considered a level 2 Nice Guy(TM).

I would come up with overly simplified excuses (you know the ones) about why I was getting rejected. I would blame the girls and took it all so personally. I even practiced some PUA tactics with my (currently still hopeless) buddy. Luckily, I lacked the internalized mysogony necessarry to fully embrace the nice guy nonsense nor the sociopathy necessary to see women as less than people (as PUAs do.) It wasn't untill learning about it that I recognized some of those tendencies in myself and started making positive changes. None of those changes involved being more of an as*hole, fyi. Surprise, surprise, my luck started turning around almost immediately.

Having chronic nice guy syndrome is a bit like having ASD (or any other disorder.) You must first recognize it in yourself before you can make the positive changes neccessary to find satisfaction. As long as the OP continues to wallow in denial, he'll continue letting his dating experince make him into a miserable prick rather than someone that women might actually like.

I only want to add that in my recent experience (as an 'older woman'), it seems that very young men tend to have much healthier attitudes towards relationships and life in general - but this is probably because life hasn't screwed them over as much as the older guys. Of course, the sample size I have to work with are all somewhat popular NT guys, so not sure how this is helping, other than to say that age doesn't appear to have made any men I know wiser, just more bitter and difficult to deal with.