What MGTOW means for me:

1 - I am on a pursuit of self improvement, improving both my physical and mental well-being and capacity.

2 - I am on the path to wealth, aiming to earn enough money to be able to do everything I dream of.

3 - After accepting reality and going through the redpill rage I am not angry at women or anyone anymore, and I treat people that I meet respectfully and friendly. I do not judge people for traits they cannot influence as race or height and more, but for their actions, as I would want to be judged myself.

The abovementioned goals take absolute priority (in that order) over other things in life such as dating, and while I am not completely opposed to it, it is just such a low priority for me that I do not actively pursue romantic options. On top of that, I will not commit to any woman legally.

That's all. And that choice was made after a lot of attempts, hurt, and personal change that had to occur. Now, which part about this is threatening to others?

For other men: There is one less simp on tinder or bars to compete with. By the way, I am 6"7', and in great shape with a good job, you're welcome you don't have to compete with me.

For women: In me you can find a man who will judge you for your actions, not for how you look. On top of that I am a man who is very supporting and nice to close friends (I even have female friends), relatives, and colleagues. I don't bother you at bars, I don't look at you on the street, I don't message you on tinder.

Now which part of ANYTHING that my life is about at this point is directly offensive to anybody? I really don't understand, but I am met with hostile reactions online when people see my MGTOW post history, and denigrating reactions in person if I would share any of my viewpoints.

Anyone offended by MGTOW actions is a true moron. The only reason you can get offended by MGTOW is by ACTIVELY WANTING to be offended. You have to dig deep.

Now how does this compare to feminists? Yes I am offended when a woman walks on the street with a "kill all men" sign. Or a NY Times editorial employee goes on endless rants about white people yet finds no repercussions at her job whatsoever. Yes, that is offensive. But not even close to how MGTOW works. So do not compare my views to theirs.

I took the road less travelled, because I know it is the one which leads towards my personal success. The road I take is not yet paved, yet the women in golden carriages pulled by their beta workhorses on the paved road yell insults at me call me a loser, when they could just be enjoying the road they travel and take in the sights. Funny how that works.