Terrence popp made a video for those of you who don't like to read.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVHIGYgDvsI

A single man has much more disposable income (fun money). He can invest more as well, leading to an earlier retirement. Don't believe me? Ask your colleagues how much they contribute to their 401k. They did a survey at my work and then broke dowen the results by age race gender, etc etc. (there are 1250 staff, which happens to be enough for a scientific sample). The median contribution for a married man was 6%. Single men contributed 18% on average.

Here's an income and expense table (USA)

Mr. slave married- income 72k

Governmental theft to fund leeches ("tax", inclusive of SS 6.2%, Medicare 1.45%, city tax 1%, county 1%, state 4%, etc)- $21,600

Net income- $50,400 Monthly-$4,200

Expenses

Cars 2 @ 250- 500 Food - 500 Medical, dental, vision- 400 (modest assumption, that nobody is sick) Mortgage on massive house, upkeep costs, paying mexicans to mow your huge lawn, etc- 1500 Vacation to keep the Mrs. Happy- 250 Misc- 200 Gas/ car insurance- $200

Total: 3,550/mo

What's left- $650

(If the wife works, her salary is largely gobbled up by childcare and the cost of her trasnportation to work. If she is a housewife, she likely has no income, or very little).

Mr. MGTOW- income- $48k

(governmental theft)- $10,440

Net income- $37,560 Monthly- $3,130

Expenses:

Rent- $750 Other utilities- 100 Car pmt- $170 Car ins/gas- $120 Food- 200 Misc- 100 Healthcare- 175 vacation- 85

total expenses- $1,700

What's left: $1,430

And this assumes you aren't trying to live as a minimalist, as many MGTOWs do. And also remember, the Mrs. will probably decide where your remaining money goes in the married example.

Then, Mr. Divorce raped

Net income- $50,400 Monthly-$4,200

Expenses

Car- 150 Child support- 1000 Alimony- 1200 Food - 150 Medical, dental, vision- 150 Rent on a studio- 500 Vacation- lol, as if Misc- 200 Gas/ car insurance- $150

Total: $3,600

What's left- $600

Chose carefully, gents