I'm still a bit salty about how #metoo created this perception that most men are perverted creeps who can't take no for an answer. After a lifetime of treating women with undeserved respect, I discovered that I was being treated as a threat and the enemy just due to my having a penis.

This hashtag has had an impact on male behavior, and given women a type of social power over men with the constant threat of women crafting a clever lie that they can rally an online gang behind. I am man enough to admit that the way some of the #metoo dudes acted was not acceptable, and I am glad that it (hopefully) stops that type of behavior from happening again. Men, as a group, changed their behavior due to this #metoo trend and all the talk of it online and in the media. Women changed as well, but not for the better.

MGTOW is great, because we have taken our power back, we control our own destiny, we can see through the bullshit of women. MGTOW has saved or helped a lot of men, which is great, but I think we can do more. Sunlight is the best disinfectant, so I propose we start our own trending hashtag about how women treat us when we love them. Be honest, be emotional (since women don't think we have emotions like they do,) and be sincere. Do not turn it into an attack, just a way to spread stories about how hurtful and mean women can be. My example is below:

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I spent almost seven years being loyal to a woman who ignored my feelings, stole my ideas for her career, used me for financial security, manipulated me with sex, flirted with other men in front of me, and finally decided to break up with me while she was out of the country and I was suffering from an intense depression that nearly lead to my suicide. #MeAsWell