EmptyLocksmith Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
199	I used to think the MGTOW movement was ridiculous. I'm lately considering changing that perception after reflecting on how women have treated me	CogDis	EmptyLocksmith	/r/MGTOW	07/11/19 07:26 AM
1	The Younger case is proof, to me, that there is an attack on masculinity, heterosexuality, and being cisgender, going on in this country		EmptyLocksmith	/r/MGTOW	09/11/19 09:24 PM

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2	Dont forget to learn all the tricks !!! What would make a woman think that a good man would actually want to settle down with an emotionally stunted nymphomaniac who actively yearns for partners who will treat them like crap? We call those men who would settle down with trash like this simps, and they'll either end up treating her like crap once she's theirs, or they'll (most likely) be wet rags who will let anyone, woman or not, treat them like dogshit.	/r/MGTOW	15/11/19 06:05 PM
1	Wife wanted to cuck husband in front of his own sister and mother. Gets super pissed off when the husband cock-blocks her. Fellas, just go your own way. They ALL cheat. All of them. I hope that man got prenup because I wouldn't want to give a fucking penny to a piece of shit like that. Needless to say, he should get divorced and drop her like a bad habit.	/r/MGTOW	13/11/19 02:59 AM
6	What kind of Female Shit Tests have you guys had? Asked a girl out, she agreed. Tried to set up a time, she never responded. She was hitting on me a lot before that, outright telling me she was interested in me and even called me her beloved (which was weird lol), so after a day went by and she blew me off, I told her that that was pretty rude, but that there was "no harm, no foul", and told her to "take it easy". Never called her a bitch, never shamed her, just stood my ground. I felt manipulated, and I let her know that calmly. A week went by…	/r/MGTOW	09/11/19 09:47 PM
2	"You'll never have sex again if you're a part of MGTOW" Yeah, mainly because I'm avoiding females like this. You would've been accused of sexual assault afterwards. Good call, and save this screenshot if any bullshit ensues.	/r/MGTOW	09/11/19 09:36 PM
6	I used to think the MGTOW movement was ridiculous. I'm lately considering changing that perception after reflecting on how women have treated me Equal intelligence, education level, income, maturity, experience, and expectations are also giant factors. If there's a steep dropoff in raw intelligence, you won't meaningfully connect with the person. Education level to an extent can determine someone's drive. I don't think a college degree is necessary, but if you never finished high school/got a GED, or you only have a high school diploma and aren't a one in a million success story, it usually reflects a low level of ambition. Less ambitiou…	/r/MGTOW	07/11/19 01:45 PM
11	I used to think the MGTOW movement was ridiculous. I'm lately considering changing that perception after reflecting on how women have treated me honestly. that's pretty spot on. men are never made to feel prized, we're always the "lucky ones". "i don't know how i got a girl like her", "she's my better half", etc... men are never presented as something to work for, just to be taken for granted.	/r/MGTOW	07/11/19 01:18 PM
6	I used to think the MGTOW movement was ridiculous. I'm lately considering changing that perception after reflecting on how women have treated me i feel like i never lowered my self-respect for anyone. inside i may have felt hurt, but i never begged a girl to talk to me, never confronted them when playing a game, never really even talked to them if they didn't respond to me, unless it was an instance of obvious game playing, in which case i politely but firmly called it off with her. i give one chance unless you have a damn good excuse for a fuck up, which thus far i've never incurred. it leaves a lot of women missing me retroactively, bu…	/r/MGTOW	07/11/19 01:11 PM
4	I used to think the MGTOW movement was ridiculous. I'm lately considering changing that perception after reflecting on how women have treated me i think the most hurtful, but true, part of what you said, is thar women hold such a double standard for being "just friends", and rejection. as men, we are conditioned to accept that some women will not want to date or fuck us, that they only want to be platonic. we are also conditioned to accept a "no" when we make a sexual or romantic advance. i'm okay with this, again, women owe me nothing. but why then do women take rejection a thousand times worse than most men (loser simps notwithstanding…	/r/MGTOW	07/11/19 01:02 PM
9	I used to think the MGTOW movement was ridiculous. I'm lately considering changing that perception after reflecting on how women have treated me i am considered pretty handsome, but it doesn't stop women from treating me like shit. honestly, i think it makes them more inclined to do so. they see it as a game, "can i get the hot guy to go crazy over me?" when i don't, because i have self-respect and refuse to simp or belittle myself for someone else no matter how much i like them and no matter how much they may hurt me, they end up going nuts. some women have gone as far as stalking me, like finding my address out even, or using people to…	/r/MGTOW	07/11/19 12:58 PM
6	I used to think the MGTOW movement was ridiculous. I'm lately considering changing that perception after reflecting on how women have treated me yeah, constantly being on the chopping block psychologically and emotionally is just brutal. i really can't handle it anymore. i don't deserve it, and i just wish i never met any of the people i mentioned before.	/r/MGTOW	07/11/19 08:03 AM
14	I used to think the MGTOW movement was ridiculous. I'm lately considering changing that perception after reflecting on how women have treated me yeah, i'm starting to think this way. i can't keep putting myself through this. it's horrible for my health. i start a new job soon, and i think i'm going to, if this latest girl doesn't pan out, use it as an opportunity to give mgtow a try. years ago i may have laughed at that idea, but after all i've been through, maybe i was wrong all those years.	/r/MGTOW	07/11/19 08:01 AM
2	Emma Watson's recent delusion is a result of feminist lunacy and a sign of desperation. The attitude around dating in the 21st century is really depraved. There's a deep desire for people to connect deeply with each other, but a lack of maturity, drive, pragmatism, and level-headedness to actually forge those kind of relationships. Whether it's with a significant other, a friend, your kids, your family, meaningful relationships don't fall out of the sky. They take work, patience, and really putting yourself out there. Between dating apps, diminished attention spans, hypersexualized…	/r/MGTOW	07/11/19 07:49 AM
28	I used to think the MGTOW movement was ridiculous. I'm lately considering changing that perception after reflecting on how women have treated me Thanks, it felt good to get that off my chest.	/r/MGTOW	07/11/19 07:43 AM