Question about a book

stunningandbrave · 2015-12-26T17:29:16+00:00

Esther Villar is a woman, and her book foretold what we are seeing today. I don't know everything about her, but seeing her debate Germay's greatest Feminazi on TV was a great display of her intelligence.

This video was done by Dr. Smith.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoXQf2f2Yxo

I have read the book. It's pretty decent, but doesn't quite go as deep as it could. In other words, I doubt you'll learn anything new. Villar cuts much deeper.

And make no mistake, there are competent women out there. Thinking all women are stupid is a big trap. The vast majority of women aren't aware of MGTOW yet, but once the penny drops they will collectively shit themselves. Why do you think some try to shame us?

MGTOWJayJay · 2015-12-26T21:50:49+00:00

I was just about to make a post about this book. You should absolutely pick up a copy! I'm currently in chapter 4 of the book and it's really given me more knowledge of how bad society is pinned against men. I mean as a mgtow and the topics we discuss here Dr. Helen Smith really puts things into perspective. She writes the book in a style that really surprises me and makes you say "wow this woman really gets it". She sources all her facts from horror stories of men and her writing style is a way that keeps you engaged. She sources her writing from interviews to random men from bars to gyms. I'm really enjoying the book and I would recommend it to ALL mgtows who want to expand their horizon of knowledge. This is the kind of book I would give to a close friend who still is a blue pill that still believes in the unicorn. It would open up your eyes and it digs into the cruelty these men have been through. I mean I already know about the topics she explains, but I honestly didn't know it was THAT bad. As a MGTOW it puts a huge smile on my face as I'm reading and I keep saying "holy shit I'm so glad I was never in that position". So yes pick it up and buy a copy for a good friend to open up their eyes. In conclusion the book talks about men who are on a marriage strike and they don't even know about mgtow. Just like me for 6 years until I discovered mgtow I was too on a "marriage strike" and thought I was alone.

ransay3277 · 2015-12-27T02:11:26+00:00

Men on strike is a pretty good read. However, much of it is covered in other writings here and elsewhere. My suggestion would be to search for it on you tube. There is a video that covers most points and is fairly short. Not as in depth as the book, but you will get the main points.

ryeshoes · 2015-12-27T02:50:03+00:00

There are many female advocates for men, regardless of their personal stake. The book in question is a good read if you don't know much about the situation of men's rights (it's a good primer) and for the price of free, why not?

Title	Question about a book
Author	Panthers86
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Date	December 26, 2015 5:21 PM UTC (10 years ago)
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