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| 1 | THIS should be on the walls everywhere!Hmm ok, rejecting stereotypes of men as "toxically masculine." Fair enough, however, I'd be very wary of this MGTOW you propose. If A) the culture as a whole shifts or B) you find the (rare) woman who isn't an over entitled typical modern woman, then it's GOOD to be a male provider. I understand MGTOW is a great solution in the current climate, but It's by definition a temporary solution, and the original post implied that MGTOW was rejecting the stereotype of males as "protectors and providers,… | /r/MGTOW | 08/10/17 10:23 PM |
| 2 | THIS should be on the walls everywhere!What's wrong with being a protector and provider? Society wouldn't function without male protectors and providers. MGTOW is more about reversing the gynocentric laws that punish men for protecting and providing, not about "rejecting culturally imposed stereotypes." | /r/MGTOW | 08/10/17 02:14 PM |
| 2 | Is the red pill even more blue than the blue pill?PUA's are to the red pill as porn is to the internet. Porn was one of the reasons the internet became so popular and is responsible for much of its growth, however, obviously there are much greater benefits to reap from the Internet than porn, and so It transcended its initial use. PUA's are desperate for women, and so they worked to develop a deeper understanding of them, resulting in the vast body of red pill philosophies we know today. MGTOW wouldn't be where it is today if it weren't for PUA… | /r/MGTOW | 28/09/17 09:26 AM |
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