So I just watched Dave Chappelle's Netflix movie "Deep In The Heart Of Texas" and he made a VERY powerful point.

He says:

"When it comes to legal marriage, you shouldn't do it. It's not that you are gay/[straight/lesbian, etc] as much as just legal marriage is a fucking diabolical leverage game in the United States. I'm just being honest. Devoid of religious significance or the idea of love, marriage is nothing but an awful contract you shouldn't sign. Because you start out loving each other, and two years later you are just building a case against one another for a hypothetical court date that may or may not ever happen. You throw being [non-heterosexual] over that, and that shit is just explosive."

"Also, get a dog. A dog will always love, you, a woman won't." Fucking ruthless.

Very powerful, and I just wanted to share this with you guys.

I always have dreamt of having a wife and getting a beautiful long future with someone, but recently, I have been watching 100s of videos of MGTOW on YouTube. I was never a feminist or anything else, but growing up, noticed many men getting stomped on in many ways, and I didn't pay attention to them until now, and I really am feeling The Red Pill. 2016/17 has been really opening my eyes. I will say I am kinda scared.

I also just watched "The Red Pill" movie, and I can't believe I didn't watch this movie sooner. That male circumcision scene got me HARD. Same with the guy that committed suicide. I have so many things to say, but generally I was just...emotional. There was an important quote made by Cassie Jaye that I wanted you guys' opinion on...does it perfectly describe the intentions of the online gender-relations communities?

"While MRAs want to CHANGE the system, r/TheRedPill want to TAKE ADVANTAGE of the system, and MGTOW want to LEAVE the system."

Holy shit.

Just needed to get this out of my chest.