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| 1 | Self-Help Books Are Changing My LifeSelf-help books are cancer, that I agree with, but for other reason: from my experience, whatever they are about, they're all come up to "just do it" narrative. The fact that a person can have some emotional or psychological barriers to take action in the first place is ignored in almost all cases. If one needs to rely on such books, then he isn't able to "just do it" by default, because otherwise he wouldn't need those. The idea is to not read books which are promoted as being suitable for "sel… | /r/MGTOW | 22/07/18 04:09 PM |
| 2 | What European country is good for a MGTOW working as a web dev and with good health care?Hungarian isn't actually that tough, as long as you get the main difference between Indo-European language group (which english and most of the western european languages belong to) and Finno-Ugric languages (presented in Europe by Finnish, Estonian and Hungarian). In Indo-European languages, a preposition system is dominating to describe the relations between entities, but the case system is either reduced (4 cases in Icelandic) or not presented at all (English, French, Spanish). Contrary to th… | /r/MGTOW | 21/07/18 12:40 AM |
| 6 | About high life quality and point of viewsWell, that's where the middle ground is a right choice. Yes, the very high life quality environment is killing. It's like living in a sterile box - if you're doing it long enough, your immune system will degrade, and when the box will crack, it will be much harder to retaliate outward threats. On other hand, a shithole is a shithole, no matter how you're looking on it. If, no matter how hard you're trying, your living conditions are not improving, that's even more depressive situation than a "pe… | /r/MGTOW | 20/07/18 01:15 PM |
| 3 | Is law the reason men become Mgtow?Saying for myself: yes, it was the law of my country which initially presented the red pill to me. Worthy of mentioning, though, that it never was about alimony/divorce laws (they're as gynocentric as in the Western countries, though, and even worse in some cases, but they weren't the main reason). You see, in my country, a 1-year mandatory draft for all young men between the ages of 18-27 is still in power. I found the very idea of being obliged to give up my essential rights and obey some fat … | /r/MGTOW | 20/07/18 12:49 PM |
| 1 | After the artificial womb is developed and deployed, where will the other half of the genetic material come from?Actually, that would be far more exciting and interesting if biologists would've made some way to circumvent the need in the "other half", by making it possible to fill all 46 chromosomes for artificially raised baby from the genetic material of a single person. That would be incredibly hard, I know, but just guess the possibilities. This way, we'll get a little copy of ourselves, and - not so much people have ever thought about it - this will bring a lot to the actual quality of life. I mean, i… | /r/MGTOW | 04/07/18 10:01 AM |
| 6 | The Red Pill has fallenHmm. From my vantage point, this "manifesto" is actually quite interesting. From what I've learned about redpillers (PUAs? That kind of RP that belongs there, and not here), they've always have put woman in the first place. It always was a part of their program, though they've never admitted it. A good example: "Hey, I am going to hit a gym, get on a diet, so I can look better and be more succesful with women". And why would you do that not for yourself, not for your own well-being, your own lon… | /r/MGTOW | 03/07/18 09:16 PM |
| 2 | The Russian Women and their funTechnically they already are. I mean, paternity tests are not illegal in Russia, it's just they won't change much in alimony/divorce cases, at least in cases of any children born inside marriages. First, article 44, part 2 of Russian Family Code is saying the following: "A prenup can be considered void if the conditions of such agreement are putting one of the spouses into unfavorable position". In fact, that means that any judge (and most judges in Russia are females, as in most other countries… | /r/MGTOW | 02/07/18 09:16 AM |
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