This guy sounds like HR person....
Anyway, if he is genuine, which is doubtful, he displays the usual characteristics of the run-of-the-mill head-in-the-sand ryanair pilot. The main one being the utter inability to see the big picture. Yes, you're happy now, but as someone pointed out, that happiness, along with your salary, is steadily decreasing even as we speak. Every day of inflation lowers your salary, regardless of how much it actually is, it will always be less than a comparable pilot earned yesterday.
Having not had the benefit of flying elsewhere, you also think that what is normal in ryanair is normal elsewhere.
For example, the money you quote is low pay (and decreasing).
And tricky is it to get hold of people? What happens if you have a real problem, like damaging an aircraft? You won't be getting hold of anyone then, except a lawyer. Where's the backup and the support? Experience will show you that you need that.