In Nietzsche's "Human, all too human" there is a collection of aphorisms on woman and children. I first read this about 20 years ago, and portions of it made a great impression upon me, such that I remember them very clearly after all this time. Good reading for anyone with a serious interest in MGTOW-related thinking. I might post a few of my favourite excepts as separate posts, because they are individually too important to just lump together. Or maybe 2 or 3 if they are related.

Take this classic expression of MGTOW sentiment: "Will free spirits live with women? In general, I believe that, as the true-thinking, truth-speaking men of the present, they must, like the prophetic birds of ancient times, prefer to fly alone."

And this similar sentiment: "...it amounts to disdaining a man to assume that he needs no more than a girl to make him happy."

Beautifully expressed. GYOW, gents.