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The news just makes MGTOW/RP out to be a bunch of dudes that want to kill/rape women all the time. That's why the sister's concerned; she probably thinks her brother is going to start skinning prostitutes or something. This thread is so full of the overwrought MGTOW "she's protecting the clan of women and trying to suppress her brother into being blue-pilled!!!" Nah it's just that girls are normies of the highest tier, and normies think every single guy that subscribes to RP content wants to sho…
/r/MGTOW25/07/21 04:23 PM
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I agree with you. Men still want a traditionally feminine woman, and there aren't a lot of them around. Women also still want a traditionally masculine man, and there are waaaay fewer of them around too. We all moved society into this new thing where men and women are mostly the same, and turns out no one actually likes it lol.
/r/MGTOW225/07/21 04:12 PM
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This seems pretty aggressive and kinda schizo my man. If people won't leave me alone when I say 'I'm not interested'; I just bring up the fact that a man gets married and can be denied sex from his wife. Then I say I think that's a bad deal, and no one can really disagree with it. Call me old fashioned but the point of getting married is basically "you're going to work hard and support a family, but you get a wife to fuck when you want"; now men still do the supporting part and women don't have …
/r/MGTOW225/07/21 03:29 PM
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I kind of notice the same thing, and yeah I think single women are mostly worried about a guy thinking her being friendly and polite means that she wants to date him. It is weird though. Like hey you're not gonna make me cream my pants if we talk about what's going on lately. Men in my life (work, friends, etc.) are waay more likely to be congenial and talk BS with me for awhile; and will actually make an effort to say hi, shake hands, etc. I dunno; women seem to be sadder than men overall. Like…
/r/MGTOW225/07/21 03:16 PM
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We're like 4 or 5 decades into comedians constantly joking about not getting sex after marriage. Not only comedians but it's a 'meme' at this point because it's so omnipresent. Of course, then men continue to sign up for marriage expecting to get regular sex. At a certain point the blame falls on men for purposely ignoring the world around them. What's worse is the retards (like in the OP) will not file for divorce/annulment. These dipshits are getting about 1/5th as much sex RIGHT AFTER getting…
/r/MGTOW22/07/21 10:36 PM
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A 30 year old woman that used the phrase We said the 'L' word to each other instead of saying We were in love/ we had said we loved each other. At 30 she is still ridiculously immature; even compared to other women. I know 20 year old women that wouldn't say 'the "L" word'; yeesh.
/r/MGTOW02/07/21 09:29 PM
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Laugh at them; mockery is very powerful. Insist that you didn't think they were serious because you thought it was a crazy/stupid internet meme. If she gets serious about it just be calm and ask her what you did that offended her. Roll from there; worst case scenario apologize for laughing while insisting you've never heard someone use that term IRL. If you wanna get argumentative, then point out the obvious hypocrisy of a gendered insult (<- this term is important; know thy enemy) like 'manspla…
/r/MGTOW227/06/21 11:32 PM
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Last date I was on the girl was checking her phone during it quite often (to the point where her phone was completely blocking her face from mine; she didn't even check it by looking down). This girl wanted to see me again, btw; so she wasn't being rude to show disinterest; she just is that rude I guess. Obviously I did not see her again though.
/r/MGTOW26/06/21 06:29 PM
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I once loved a woman and lost her, and it has been by a wide margin the most difficult and painful thing I've had to deal with. (a sign of a privileged life) It took many years to fully move past; and (though its cliche) there will always be at least a tiny pang of hurt. I think it made me a much wiser and more well rounded person. I know it hurts a ton, but as you said (and can already tell deep down) it's going to make you a stronger and smarter individual. Push as hard as you can on doing ran…
/r/MGTOW19/06/21 04:05 AM
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