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[–]iamgtow 3ポイント4ポイント  (0子コメント)

MGTOW is more than debunking or resisting the garbage feminism spews daily.

Feminism helped men see female nature and the reality of how an average woman sees a man in a relationship.

The idea is to bring the focus back onto oneself and as a man do things that echo and define/redefine one's ability and potential to be content in life.

Men in relationships are not content. Our gynocentric society mandates we live according to the feminine imperative. As men we ought to go to through our teens and 20s and hope for the rare unicorn that has saved her sexual best for us; while the woman sluts it up with random men.

Once in our 30s with good jobs and resources, the feminine imperative shames and dictates we aren't men enough to not want to marry the washed up whores with kids from other men.

It is perhaps an extreme analogy but its the length the so-called women's movement is willing to sacrifice men's dignity and sense of being.

No way to live as a man.

Go your own way. It is far easier to be indifferent to women than men chasing women realize. Ignore 1 woman in your life in this week and see how quickly the tables turn.

The real power is within.

[–]Fictitiousfallacy 2ポイント3ポイント  (0子コメント)

Most definitely my brother. I was brainwashed by our feminist university system here in the States and I fell into this same style of thinking. I thought anything involving men's rights was a joke.

Then after I graduated and lived in the real world for a bit, and reality hit me, I understood everything was a lie. It was a hard reality to accept, but I'm glad I can see things for what they are now.

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

In the 1990s I dated and ended up living with a feminist for a few years. At the start, it was great. Easy sex! She swallowed! Everything was kinky! The fact that she was a single mom didn't bother me because mean ol' Chad abandoned her. Awww. Then within a few months of moving in together, I was the fucking white male patriarchy. Not that I had changed, she changed. All of a sudden wanting kinky sex was patriarchy. How dare I demand sex from her! I didn't demand it, just indicated interest. I didn't even demand she get a job, silly me. She stole money out of my wallet, used it to buy drugs, and hung out with party people while I watched the kid. Lesson learned.

When I broke up with her, she told everyone that I kicked her out because I hated children and all sorts of other bullshit. I still hear bullshit stories from acquaintances that knew us 25 years ago. No, it had nothing to do with how often the police were called on her. No, it had nothing to do with how much of my shit she destroyed. No, it had nothing to do with her drug use or destroying my credit. I just hate women. Sure.