Since discovering the MGTOW movement, I've considered myself a partial MGTOW as I agree with the vast majority of its ideas save a few. Reading this article- http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/08/29/berlin-require-mums-come-clean-milkmens-kids/ made me realise that as men of a range of ages, we have great potential to induce the change we want in this society. Now a particular idea (if not often practiced) of MGTOW that I really disagree with is the whole thing about checking out of society and living in some type of self-imposed exile. It counterproductive if anything.

However since we live in a gynocentric society, people like us expressing our views in public is not a excellent idea. But personally I don't believe that is a restriction at all, what we can do is aim to be the best we possibly can, not for women, not for family, not for society but for ourselves as a group. If this happens on a large enough scale we can rise through the hierarchy of society, and quietly dismantle gynocentrism, feminism and related ideologies by subversion.

Ultimately we could influence or even organise the upbringing of successive generations of males, who would be taught that they are NOT defined by women or the need for a family, but by their actions alone in this world. Simply checking out of society gives the feminists and gynocentrists the perfect opportunity to seize control of our future, and the future of the next generation. So that they can manufacture men who have absolutely no independence or choice, and who are forced into the servitude of women.

I myself am following this path, I am getting ready to start my education at quite a notable university, with my main motivation being what I have stated above- to empower all men. I'd advise every other MGTOW to do the same, whatever position you are in. By chance this university is also known for its feminist proclivities (including sexual consent classes no less), so keeping your beliefs a secret until the right time is often key to getting anywhere.