I'm ghosting, as it were. I do keep in touch with some people, I have a Facebook profile under a nickname, work my job and go home.

Although I guess with this whole COVID-19 situation, I'm working 100% from home for the time being. The only payments I have are my mortgage, and any insurance/medical and miscellaneous other expenses people can't get around without being independently wealthy.

My life isn't perfect, and I don't worry about "dying alone." I worry the most about living my life with people I hate (IE a lot of married people).

I do go out on the occasional date with a woman, and even then I have a better chance of getting laid than a lot of married guys but once you've been monk for a few months it becomes a LOT easier after that.

I know some MGTOW say all women are bad, I personally would argue that maybe half are, and that's a high enough number not to warrant the risk. I do have female friends, the good ones anyways. Anytime a coworker would hear that I'm not married there usually goes into this whole "aren't you worried about dying alone" or "You'll find the right person someday," as if I'm looking for that right person (which I gave up on after a failed engagement in my twenties).

Ask any married guy how often they get laid, and that'll tell you if you marry for easy access to sex, you're going to sorely be mistaken. If I wanted it badly, I'd just go and pay for it at this point to help stimulate the economy.

My life isn't perfect, I do get lonely, but I work my job, pay my mortgage, invest for the future, travel when I can and pursue my hobbies in my downtime.

And that's a hell of a lot better than being most married guys.