I've been thinking a lot about MGTOW lately and how I've been used by my "girl" friends these past days.

Literally, last week, I had a fight with my best friend about the smallest shit. She wanted me to help her with something that concerned my privacy. I didn't feel comfortable sharing my personal info with some random corporate slave in some telecommunication company so I politely denied.

And then she did the unexpected. Fucking guilting tripping my ass. Just because she would get yelled by her manager. Man it's not my problem you're weak. I've heard worse and lived worse. Can't handle some old man yelling at ya? Grow the fuck up. If you think that's rough, you haven't seen life at its peak. Anyway, I called out that shit immediately and told her that using such toxic behaviour ain't going to take you no where with me. After that she just left. Needless to say I never talked to her again and neither do I have the urge to see her. She can die in a hole for all I care.

It's sad that one of my friends just straight out ignores her toxic characteristics and continues to fall victim.

I guess it's time to revaluate my relationships with women and finally cut most ties with them. I'll try not to fall in any of those traps they seem to love to set.

The only woman I've met that is a NAWALT type is my chemistry teacher. She's one of the most caring and sweet people I've seen. But that's what makes her vulnerable as well. Because she won't try to out-toxic someone, is the reason she will be hurt the most.

I can understand her very well though. I'm a hyper-sensitive person so I can feel myself in her shoes.

I've started hating most women right now. Spotting the toxic behaviour is becoming easy. The hatred just fuels me to become better and that's what I'm planning to do. Life's short so let's all have fun, shall we?

I just have to be careful not to fall victim of woman manipulation again. The best friends I've had are men and I want to keep it that way.

Conclusion: Go your own way. I've learnt my mistake early on in life. But, it's never too late. Go beyond my brothers.

I hope you'll welcome me in this amazing community.