Today I took a bite out of a dish that I should have never stuck my fork in!
Been MGTOW for about 2 years now and attempted GMOW with passive income ventures....unfortunately those ventures take capital that I don’t have so after a stint of unsuccessful jobs I decided to try to return to a normal job to help cover my overhead and maybe get a little pocket change while I work on building my businesses.
Well that blew up in my face today.
Graduated with my BA and I have a few years of mid-level business management experience.
Having an existential crisis at 28-29, I quit my $42k/year salary job. I was also dipping my pen in the company ink, which led to unremovable STAINS of bad impressions of the feminist females and the cuck captains who were then known to me as normal people.
Out of desperation and financial lack, I almost took on a job that would have equated to $7.25/hr minimum +commission, and would be full-time 40+hr workweeks.
My grit with this situation is that this woman who offered me the job saw clearly my value outside of the company when she so called “hired me”.
The pitch she had was great, but when it got down to how much I would make...then came the flustered face, the shaking voice, the coughs, the smirks...my gut was telling me to run far, far away.
There are many individuals like me with talent beyond the corporate structure that have the sustainable ideas and problems to solutions but not the funding. Sound familiar?
Is this current era not built for a MGTOW entrepreneur?
Any suggestions and criticisms which I’m sure this sub will provide are welcomed.
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