Yes, there are male-orientated interests like history. However, women have their own. Women can be creative, women can appreciated this stuff if you tell it to them, some of them love you for it. Women can have a flair for other things - literatue for one, art for another. I met more women who educated me on art than men. Also, on things like theatre and sociology. They are very "human" centred - society, how it works, how it developed. They aren't generally into "stuff" like we are - numbers/makes/models/hard facts, but some will blow your mind with other things, things you didn't consider.
We see human history as a list of accomplishments, they see it as a series of interactions and social heirechy.
I would not write all women off as lacking in things they can contribute intellectually, as their contribution to the human race is vast, and as important in some respects as ours. Without them, we wouldn't learn to read or write. They are experts on education, interaction and social governance. They ruled the indoors while we ruled the outdoors. Have you never been blown away by their intuition? Their knack for understanding what's going on in your head/others lives, on the basis of some random facts we would have ignored?
I don't want another man, but I do like the intellect of a genuinely interesting woman. They are hard to find,. as I say, they don't grow on trees and they won't be red pill alt righters like me. They don't want a man into creative dance either. I love the little things the creative/intelligent women does.
My ideal evening is playing pool or other technical sports. My exes said "blokes are weird" and I can see how to them, this seems an odd way to enjoy your time. Yet, sitting and chatting holds no interest for me. We are just different