It's about men's lives. This will be, likely, a cringeworthy bit of poetry in places, but I feel I owe this community a lot of appreciation. Bear with the romanticism.

The reason MGTOW posts have so much focus on relationships is precisely because men build their identities around what's expected of them from an early age. They have titles; builder, fixer, warrior... A focused indoctrination by society that places massive emphasis on the role of the man in society.

The key to breaking out of that indoctrination is to show him the truth about what is arguably the biggest portion of his identity - his role as a lover. The one with the most unclear, convoluted, and backwards description. Some men figure it out fast - others feel like pawns in a rigged game.

When they say "just go your own way already!", it's part of a man's natural instinct to teach his brothers the path. Not simply save himself and only himself. In the end, that's what it comes down to. He will, however, do all he can to help them see the light and show them it's not them that's failing, it's the game and his place in it.

I spent time searching for meaning; making lots of the wrong choices and naïve decisions most of us probably made without MGTOW direction. Had I known sooner, I could have made smarter choices and learned from the mistakes of those who came before me. Today, however, I'm a new person.

I'm a minimalist. I own a laptop, ten black shirts, two pairs of jeans, socks/underwear, jacket, my boots, a toiletry kit, a towel, glasses, my phone, wallet, my car, taser, and a briefcase with my important papers. Maybe one or two odds and ends that won't hang around for long.

I bought a cheap house and rent it out for 3x the mortgage, then got another house that I live in for pennies after I get paid rent. I am working a random low-stress IT job to dump as much cash as I can into my retirement. I'm doing it all because I focused my efforts elsewhere, because of MGTOW.

I will be retired at 40. No question about it. This seems young, but every day in a man's life is a blessing. If I had known 10 years earlier, I'd be retiring at 30, and so forth. This is my path, and I know it's not what many of you would choose, but I know that the real MGTOW would be happy to save even one soul with their path as an example.

Blaze forth safe passages, and share the map with your brothers.