Well, this new pandemic exposed so many things and changed entire paradigms of "corporate culture". Now, the first rule that almost nobody is taught in school or even after getting their first job is - "you should always save up for atleast 6 months emergency fund". And now you can see the reason why you need to do so! As soon as you get a new job or relocated, this should be your primary goal. Save up for an emergency fund of 6 month's worth of expenses.
Going MGTOW is important and necessary and you can see why. In terms of pandemic and emergency situations like this, even if you are broke. You don't have to worry about not earning enough to feed a family or take care of someone else. You can go by struggling for a few days or weeks. You can sacrifice and budget and this is one of the primary reasons I went MGTOW. Because I want to be free forever. Free to take risks and take whatever choices I want. Even if I am 50 and want to start a new career by struggling, I should be able to do that in the beat of a heart, since I would have the responsibility of anybody, but myself, on my shoulders. That sort of freedom is liberating. I feel sorry for the dudes who are divorced or are paying child support and don't even have a job to support them right now.
Lesson's learnt - 1) Always create a 6 months emergency fund first and foremost before spending/investing on anything else.
- Be single, so that you can survive emergency situations with less stress and worries.
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