Situations I've had at work over the last 6 months.

Colleagues(usually women) at work like to razz me about the clothes I wear when i go "casual." Pretty standard button up short sleeve shirt with a collar, jeans, normal shoes. My "I don't give a fuck meter" is off the charts when it comes to stuff I don't care about, one thing being fashion.

I've had numerous women say they want to take me shopping(spend my money on shit I don't want) because they say, "it will help you find someone" and other quips like, "don't you want a girlfriend?"

Normally I will respond with harmless lines like, "i would want a woman to accept me for being me, not because of the clothes I wear." However; a few times, I've just gone off and started talking about MGTOW and that I have no desire to go out of my way to try to make myself more attractive to women and that I don't see myself getting married, but if I ever did, she would have to sign an ironclad prenup even though I'm not wealthy." I've also said to female coworkers, "yah, i don't ask women out anymore. I'm the catch, if they're interested in me, they need to approach me and ask me out. Do i think most women will do that? No, and I'm more than fine with that." Most of them just laugh it off, mainly because I'm not attractive and the thought of a woman approaching me is hilarious(which it is). Again, I don't care.

My question is, do you avoid talking about MGTOW to women completely? I've heard some people say on here it might cost us our jobs(which frankly I don't give a shit about despite it being a decent job). I understand the fear of losing ones job, but personally, I can't be full MGTOW if I'm worried about a woman's reaction to MGTOW.

Fuck them, fuck their standards, fuck their expectations.

What are your thoughts on this subject?