College?

ferbz22 · 2019-07-11T20:31:31+00:00

No matter what you do, it's going to happen. Colleges are full of feminist PC culture that you can't avoid. You'll have to learn to tolerate it. My advice is just to find your group of friends and ride it out. Itll be worth it in the end.

Marteko3111 · 2019-07-11T20:41:42+00:00

Take a gap year, work or learn a trade, gain experience. You can still go to college after the gap year. College can become the second biggest financial mistake in your life (biggest is marriage).

combatmonk · 2019-07-11T21:10:03+00:00

Hard sciences and tech certifications.

AnnoMachina01 · 2019-07-11T20:47:17+00:00

Going for a "hard" degree in a male dominated field is still better than not. STEM, Computer Science, Coding,, etc. Lots of IT jobs, if you become an expert in your niche, you have options... Remote work, or a mostly autonomous role where you have limited interaction. I worked myself into a high paying autonomous position in Cybersecurity. I still go into the office, but I barely have to put up with others. Not all IT jobs are like that, most are team jobs where you are tied to female anchors. I will never be a manager, but that's not a wise thing for a man to strive for anymore. I make more than enough being a technical Subject Matter Expert.

LiveTheTruth321 · 2019-07-11T21:28:35+00:00

Id say go the trade school route. Less chance of putting of feminist bs there. If you can find a college major that is STEM then there is a lesser chance that you will have to deal with women there from what I hear but as with anything good that is changing.

I would say follow your interests. Life is full of challenges regardless of who you are or where youre from and what you do. Whenever met with any challenge, dont make my mistake and go silent.

HughJeego · 2019-07-11T21:20:34+00:00

Why not do a trade?

JMD173 · 2019-07-11T21:21:52+00:00

Even STEM has females now and the first years of generals will be filled with mostly women. I would recommend just avoiding them as much as possible, just don't make eye contact. And when you have to work together just play the game and fake your kindness. Use it as an observational situation to further your understanding of them and study their actions.

One thing I learned is how shitty women treat nice guys. It was so fucked up especially once I was red pilled. Be masculine and they will respect you, never let them mess with you, if they try, put them in their place quick in a cocky way that doesn't come off as too aggressive. Get your physique up too, we're fuckin animals I don't care what people say, size does make people respect/fear you without saying a word. Good luck.

WeebiHabeebi · 2019-07-11T21:28:38+00:00

I would go into STEM subjects. The truth becomes more apparent that men have the upper hand in these jobs because women don't want to do it. So there is less bullshit PC nonsense compared to other courses and I'd say it has better career options as well. I live in the UK and I'm currently studying maths physics and chemistry at a level and you find that there are less females taking physics/maths related jobs. Anyways man just don't do gender study bs that'll rot your brain

JoeSmith1907 · 2019-07-12T06:00:00+00:00

Look into Hilllsdale College in Michigan.

Phelgen · 2019-07-12T13:25:21+00:00

I'm going to give you some advice that I wish I had gotten at your age.

You're young. College is not the only option. You can take a gap year, go to trade school, take some classes at a local community college, etc. Make sure you're passionate about the field you go into so you don't waste time or money in an area you end up hating.

Now is the time to explore you, your life, and how you fit into the big picture. You shouldn't pick a field based on what people recommend on the internet. You need to figure out what is best for you by exploring yourself.

TheBrokenSigil · 2019-07-12T17:00:47+00:00

a college degree is fancy term for "i'm in so much debt". every single man i know that is happy, strong and dependable is a blue collar guy working in the trades. you never hear about people in the trade schools protesting gender equality or burning flags, just young men being taught how to do a professional level of work by an old guy that has been doing professional level work for 20 years.

it breaks down like this

don't like dealing with people be a welder or haz-mat worker. the fumes or arc flash will be plenty to keep people away. plumbers enjoy this as well because of poo.

if you enjoy dealing with people telecom and IT is the way to go. be prepared to rethink dealing with people.

Certified welding is a 2 year program and on the bright side companies cannot outsource your job over seas. the bad thing is that automation can become a real risk in the future.

most tradesmen drive around in a truck with a partner or apprentice out of the office. the only women are usually in the office you see them when you get your work assignments in the morning and when you clock out at night.

trades people understand the only thing that matters to anyone is the production results. not your feelings or personal problems, just the answer to the question " did you fix it? " or " is it working now? ".

do yourself a favor and watch some Mike Rowe videos on youtube.

russian_troll007 · 2019-07-12T17:20:28+00:00

I can't assume ur abilities, but studying advanced maths (calculus, topology, algebra ...) is the path u'll find the lowest number of women in if any, the more advanced u go the less women u'll find, i'm not in US but in my class there're not a single woman (I just graduated from the equivalent of math 55, it really really hard) ... u don't need to study smth that advanced but this discipline has the lowest % of women.

gnulligan · 2019-07-26T01:33:54+00:00

Hey, you have a few options. Don't listen to the ones saying it's impossible.

Your best bet is probably a religious university. They will still be sexist, but Petrarch-style. Not nearly as bad as secular universities.

You could also try a foreign university in a conservative country like Japan, Russia or China.

As for a field... The best way to get a career where you don't have to deal with that is by owning your own business. And getting a Mathy degree.

Title	College?
Author	ferbz22
Upvotes	17
Comments	15
Date	July 11, 2019 8:25 PM UTC (7 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/MGTOW
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