I recently watched a red pill video explaining that men should only be in relationships for 3 reasons; 1) Regular sex 2) Companionship and Someone to clean your house, cook you dinner, etc. 3) To find someone that will have your children.
The guy essentially says if you aren’t getting all three of these things out of your woman, you should leave her.
My situation is unique. I have no desire to have children. I have many reasons for my decision and don’t care to discuss those reasons or debate people on why I should want kids. I’ve had a vasectomy to ensure I’ll never cause an unwanted pregnancy.
I’m successful for my age. I have a great job and earn excellent money. Debt-free. Money in the bank. Own a home. Drive a nice truck. Not a bad looking guy. All of that being said, many women stop talking to me when they find out I can’t have kids. It’s as if their only reason for existing is to ensure somebody else can exist. It doesn’t make sense to me, but I don’t care. That’s the way it is; most women want kids. The only women who love the fact that I’ve had a vasectomy are women who already have kids; and we all know what a headache it is to raise someone else’s kids. I refuse to do it.
What would your strategy be if you were in my shoes? Part of me wants to act like I want kids someday just so pussy will be lined up out my door. I could fuck like crazy and “try” to have kids and be surprised when it never happens. If/when she ends things with me I do it all over again with somebody else. It would ensure I get a lot of pussy but I find it morally deceiving.
Why should I live a sex-free life simply because I have no desire to have kids?
Any thoughts or comments you have from a red pill perspective would be appreciated.
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