Hello Friends, so this was an interesting conversation I recently had.

Things to remember about me:

I walk on prosthetics as I am a double below knee amputee

I have been MGTOW for almost 11 years now.

I am retired and because of good financial choices and no woman in my life, I can travel as I wish.

So I went out west for a few months to travel and met lots of interesting people, both male and female. I was close to and around SoCal so there was a lot of liberal views so I mostly kept my views about relationships and politics to myself.

Right before I came home I ended up spending several days with the company of a woman who is married to another woman. (I have no opinion on that, I am all for people doing whatever they want to do as long as I don't have to pay for it)

Her wife was at home, and not with her during this time. They are in a poly relationship, the wife is not interested in sex, and this woman admitted to me after a few days that she is not just a lesbian, but bi-sexual. She hides the bi part so she doesn't get hit on by men who she isn't in to.

So, she asks me why I don't date because I mentioned that I like being a bachelor. The first reason I gave is that of the no-legs thing, as women see me as an object to admire and are inspired by, not a man to date or go to bed with.

Her response is that I shouldn't give up and I should continue to try.

I then explained that I never make good decisions about the women I date and end up in bad situations, so I no longer have a relationship and it is better for my life and finances.

Her response is that I need to choose better women and or broaden my criteria on the type of women I will date. This response was triggered by my mentioning that I am not attracted to women that weigh more than I do.

I then explain the concept of MGTOW to her, and how it fits with my life and lifestyle, and how I am actually happy being single.

Again she tried to talk me into attaching myself to a woman.

This went on and on in a cordial conversation and debate, but she never gave up. I talked about divorces, losing all my money, being cheated on numerous times, etc, but she never gave up.

We ended the conversation and it wasn't brought up again, but it sort of hung in the air until I left where we were at.

A bi-lesbian Polysexual who is married to an asexual lesbian could not stand the thought of a man who didn't have a woman in his life. Even when she doesn't want a man on a full-time basis she couldn't stand the thought of a man being happy going his own way.

TL;DR A bisexual married lesbian woman who is in a poly relationship where her own wife allows her to go outside their relationship to have sex with other men and women couldn't understand why I was happy going my own way.