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| 1 | Workplace InteractionsYep. One problem with stoicism and the whole man up culture is it was created in a society where the genders were separated and men were allowed to be men. It was created in an era where people weren't expected to look at being a wage slave as the highest goal. | /r/MGTOW2 | 23/07/21 10:18 PM |
| 0 | Workplace InteractionsThe dude simply asked, "Have any of you experienced this?" He never asked for your bullshit preaching. Maybe he just wants to vent. No need to go on a goddamn tangent like this over a small vent post. | /r/MGTOW2 | 23/07/21 10:13 PM |
| 1 | What do you guys plan on doing with all the money you saved once you die?Yeah, I plan on donating it to my nephews and charities. Like you, I will absolutely not leave anything to my siblings. They do not deserve it. But I might leave something to their kids on certain conditions. For example, I have a clause that says, "You can only get these funds if you get a degree in STEM or in trades." Not sure if I just wanna give it to them. They'd have to earn the money, like I did. | /r/MGTOW2 | 22/07/21 03:37 PM |
| 1 | What do you guys plan on doing with all the money you saved once you die?I think you're right that many who say they will take their life won't. But wasn't there a study that said single men have the highest suicide rate? Since MGTOW are single, a great deal here will actually take their lives. Like you, I admire Gunther Sachs for his grit. Same thing with Christopher Lasch, who, like Sachs, despised the idea of clinging to life for the sake of life. I admire their resolve not for killing themselves but for recognizing that being unable to do the things that give you… | /r/MGTOW2 | 22/07/21 03:28 PM |
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