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Why choose to be single? (self.MGTOW)

Smitty6 が 投稿

I choose to be single because dating is exhausting. I enjoy my time to myself. I can do whatever I choose to do. I don't have to live up to somebody else's expectations. I don't have to listen to nagging. I don't have to listen to complaining. I don't have to deal with entitlement issues.

I don't have to worry about being attractive or holding frame. I don't have to learn game or be a social god. I don't have to have a six pack abs or be 6 feet 5 inches. I don't have to make a 6 figure salary to be good enough for somebody else.

I don't have to be better than 80 percent of the men out there. I don't have to be like 50 shades of grey in bed. I can do whatever I want, be myself and not give a fuck if anybody else approves of it or not.

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[–]Eyes_Of_The_Dragon 1ポイント2ポイント  (0子コメント)

I have a demanding job. I have demanding children, mostly because they're young. If you think having a girlfriend would make my life easier, she'd be just another one making demands and having expectations while providing little to nothing in return. No ma'am.

[–]chronoic 1ポイント2ポイント  (0子コメント)

I choose to be single because, while I was going to school and the first 2 years of being an accountant consume alot of my time all my brothers got marry. Two are divorce, two are being treated like dogs (wife says do this, they do it). I use to dream of having a family of my own but after my first GF and all the drama, and seeing my brothers. I enjoy the company of my money more than a woman, I seen more of the world, own cars I never thought I could, and fuck more woman than any of my brothers could dare, am I loney? No, I am more happy than I ever been. I wish all my fellow MGTOW could see how much better the world is when they give up the family dream and chase their real dream.

[–]MustardNamtab 1ポイント2ポイント  (1子コメント)

If that's who you are, that's great; however, I don't think the absence of a romantic partner or desire to acquire one should keep you from having goals regarding your physical, financial and general well being. Comparing yourselves to others isn't always a negative experience; it's a reasonable way to gauge your own progress - kind of like golf: You can play solo for your whole life, but still measure your improvement by comparing scores with par. You can also laugh at the over-competitive alpha male wannabes at the clubhouse who cry themselves to sleep at night because their wife is fucking her boss.

[–]Smitty6[S] [スコア非表示]  (0子コメント)

I don't disagree with that. I just don't believe in doing those things for women's approval.