My Opinion on the MGTOW Movement

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The general concept of MGTOW makes perfect sense to me, especially now when I have had my large share of female hostility and rejection. I have been treated bad by many women. They have wasted my time, lied to me, manipulated me...etc. I learned a lot, but at the same time, I lost resources - mainly time and energy. I will never get them back. The regrets, and the metallic taste in my mouth will stay. I will never be able to love a woman. They successfully broke that in me.

For someone in my position, MGTOW's ideology makes a lot of sense. Yet I don't fully embrace it.

MGTOW logically eliminates a variable (women) which takes too much without giving back almost anything to the average person. If women were a business idea, giving up on them would be a logical step. "Cut your losses."

But women are not a business idea.

You were designed biologically to want them. You would never see a lion go MGTOW. Giving up on women is like choosing your gender - you can't really do it. The desire will always be there. It's 100% unnatural for a man NOT to want a woman.

This is why MGTOW is not for  young individuals - at least not in its extreme form. MGTOW makes fun of feminists who spend their best years chasing a meaningless career and yet many young men use MGTOW as an excuse to waste precious time on nonsense dopamine ventures too.

However, MGTOW can be a great choice for a divorced man with children.

This individual has already reproduced and has had his natural need for a woman satisfied. If this was me, I would probably go full-blown MGTOW without carrying at all. I would focus my energy on my children and myself.

Honestly, I don't think MGTOW is the solution. It can be a temporary medicine that you take, but in the long-term, something else is in order.

Truthseeker, what's your opinion on Nikola Tesla? I'm sure that guy could have had any number of woman... yet he remained single because he was not impressed with the direction women were heading in. 

I would not mind a woman, however, is it not better to be a single man than in a toxic marriage/releationship?