I've become slightly workaholic, and even my boss suggested that I balance work and life, but he and the company offer me extra hours and I take them. I'm one of the hardest workers there. I'm the go-to-guy for special projects, and I lead investigations. If the FDA ever audits us, then I'm sure that I'll be a valuable resource, and possible SME.

I'm debt-free, with money in the bank (although I think that's a poor investment strategy and am actively looking to put all this money to work for me).

I've been limiting my interactions with women, however; and I have good camouflage for when I do interact with women - I keep it professional and work-appropriate.

Life is going much smoother as a MGTOW. My personal development doesn't suffer from parasitical relationships. I have so much more time by not worrying about dating, marriage, and kids. I'm 30, in great shape, slayin' it at work, and am investing in myself.

I just wish that someone had told me what I know now about relationships in my teens and twenties; I wouldn't have had to waste all that time realigning my values to reality because I would have started out with a foundation in reality instead.

I'm just so lucky.

And the best part is that I get to be selfish about it now; I get to live for my own sake, and with my own values. For instance, I help men now, more than I ever did before. And it's working out well for me.

Since most people don't understand it in MGTOW terms, I would translate it into blue-pill-speak; I am a very eligible bachelor - a "catch". Good looking, tall-ish, high-powered, financially stable, above average dick, in my prime, motivated, intelligent, well adjusted emotionally, well spoken, etc. But I'm purposefully single, and content with being misunderstood.

I would rather be regarded as a narcissist-asshole-neck-beard loser than have kowtow to the female void and the acolytes of the golden vagina.

This is a value-statement: I, and men like me, are more valuable than anything the other side has to offer.

... It's like how we've realized that men built society brick by brick, sewer by sewer, and on the bodies of frontiersmen; men have so much more to offer. I mean - I'm a hard worker. I add value. I make things happen. Men are just worth more than women according to my values.