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Anything constructive out there? (self.MGTOW)

Pepe_Joe が 投稿

Hey dudes,

Ive been looking into MGTOW for a couple of years now. Before MGTOW even existed, I lived by the ethos of "Women are a waste of time, women are shallow, cold and materialistic."

I dont identify as MGTOW, but I totally get it.

So, whilst searching for content on the web, I found that most of the information (either uploaded to Youtube or posted on a blog) out there is shit.

A lot of the MGTOW videos are made by either older guys who are getting to that cringe/creepy point in their lives, OR, young guys who put a thumbnail/foto all throughout a narrated video with absolutely nothing to it.

Most of these go on for 20min+ and its basically a man complaining.

Next are blog posts. Some of these are good, others are really fucking long and boring philosophical spaghetti. These guys spend too much time thinking and over analysing something that is plain simple (female behaviour).

So, is there anyone (Blogger / Youtuber) out there with some solid content?

p.s. Not countin Sandman, who despite his popularity, I dont like. His voice is too monotone and has little structure to his narrations.

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[–]ryeFL 0 ポイント1 ポイント  (0子コメント)

Sandman is entry level mgtow. A lot of his stuff can be factually incorrect and that leads to a sour feeling to a critical mind.

I'd suggest you look up turd flinging monkey. He's rather young but incredibly intelligent, and (the videos that deal with it) has created videos that focus only on descriptive analysis. I appreciate that because listening to too many mgtow moralizing can lead one to cultish thinking. Sorry not sorry.

Related to red pill in general, I'd read the following books: the manipulated man, by Esther Vilar. Sperm Wars, by Robin Baker (I'm honestly not sure whether it applies to men. Studies seem to argue it only applies to other primates, but it is still a good read) and while I'm on the topic, the red Queen, only because it will get you in the right mindset.

The latter books are more science than sociology but at least they aren't ranty and preachy.