I am getting this impression as well. I feel like OP might be too impressive in his tone and too stringent on commitment. The constant remarks on such a broad population speaks to me as him placing others in exile without realizing, and him using language that understands women as impersonal subjects at the same time could be comprehended as a vessel for that.
This isn't in offense to OP, btw. I don't think you are doing any of this deliberately. It's just a mismatch in nonverbal cues. But overall, I get the impression that you might be making yourself come off as too emotionally demanding to the point where you're entertaining grotesque fantasies.
It's always hard to judge from such short snippets but I suppose we all try to judge the situation and possible reasons for the described reactions/ behaviour.
I wasn't so much trying to assess his possible attitude/ behaviour towards women though.
For me, it's more that I can relate to feeling hopelessly dependent on the approval of a guy. It was a very unpleasant period in my life- limerence. I can also relate to wanting a friendship/ relationship to be deeper than it actually is. Especially if we really respect or admire that person. I suppose the fact that we're social creatures by nature means that we feel the need to develop strong social bonds. The need for that isn't exactly weird. Neither is the frustration or disappointment when others don't want the same or, appear to for a while and then, drop you.
That's one thing I would pick up on though OP- Do you actually genuinely admire these people for who they are? Do you have shared interests? Does it feel natural to talk to them about anything? Can you freely be yourself with them?
That- for me, is the state of 'clicking' with someone. But personally, I've found deep friendships are rare. So many things need to align- enough similarities/ interests/ ambitions in life. I also think it helps if you both have needs that the other fulfills. With my best friend, we were both worriers and we used to sit and talk about the same problems over and over. It was so comfortable to be around them. It's so rare to find though. I still have a small circle of friends that I like but only one or two of those friendships were really deep.
Plus of course, the hurt if you lose those friendships is terrible. I've come to the conclusion that they aren't worth the risk now. Not that anything unpleasant happened. Just lives moving in different directions and a drifting away. Sadly though, people are often unreliable.
Because I know that I can become overly dependent on others, I do my best to just steer clear now. Too much risk involved. It's not a healthy way to live by any means though.