18 Ways Marriage Makes Life Better*****my mgtow response

Marriage doesn’t make life better.

18 ways marriage makes her life better and 36 ways it made his life worse.

Cheerleading is funny. When I was married, my ex-wife shot down any and every idea I had to start my own business. She wanted me to stay in my job and be miserable. Security for her, misery for me. Thanks cheerleader.

“16. It gives you a sense of belonging– I’m not going to lie, the title of wife makes me feel special and proud. We share a name, a family, our dreams, and our future.”HORSES~~~

16. It gives HER sense of belonging– I’m going to lie and cheat, the title of wife makes me feel like the c~~~ I am. I share a name, MY family, MY dreams, and MY future.

Thank you reality 🙂

Only 18 ways it makes her life better ?

1. At will, she can divorce, get half or more without regard to what she brought in or contributed. She could have been penniless and be just as entitled.

2. She can expect to get favored by the courts 80% of the time.

3. She can expect police to side with her 99% of the time on a Domestic Violence call, with rare exceptions for certain places or running into a female cop who gets p~~~ed at her.

4. She can say she loves someone, but be “not in love” with them, and almost everyone will ignore the obvious contradiction. She can use this as an excuse to cheat as well.

5. She can spermjack or otherwise force a man into a parental role against their will. Fraud with no consequences.

6. She is always assumed to be a better parent.

7. She can stop working, demand her male partner do all the wage earning, and society will demand the male partner “man up” and give in so she can “woman down”.

8. Rage about Ashley Madison, but is silent about what she knows happens on Facebook.

9. Be a domineering, nagging and controlling hag and still cry that she is so “oppressed”.

10. Leave a man with piles of debt, divorce him, and have a great chance of escaping any consequences.

11. Take over the entire house that she has not put a single penny into. If he is lucky the man might have a single room in the basement or garage. Outcasting her “beloved” to Siberia is considered perfectly acceptable.

12. Not maintain her looks, but how dare he look at another woman as she swoons over men featured on Daytime TV.

13. Demand the man shave or dress to meet her expectations, but if he has expectations, these are sexist.

14. Keep in touch with her friends, but he will be expected to have less and less time with his until he is isolated and without support. If he tried to the same with her, it is seen as oppressive.

15. Make demands for an expensive ring, an expensive and elaborate wedding and honeymoon that is all about what she wants. Men seldom go for this but are virtually cut off from real input and are expected to shut and pay up. I know of only two weddings in my life that where the exceptions.

16. Her role as an active mother is sacred, his role as father is optional and he is disposable.

17. She can use sex to manipulate and control, and this is seen as acceptable by the majority in our society, but how dare he deny her a baby.

18. These, and every advantage she enjoys is not because she can negotiate a better contract or deal. It has nothing to do with what she offers in exchange or what she invests into the relationship. No merit or effort is needed because she is a female and therefore is entitled.

No married man who has been through this and used his head instead of his hormones to weigh the risk to benefit ratio has ever questioned me on why I never married.

I still have never been told what a marriage will get me what I want that I cannot get outside of marriage for far less risk and cost.

Married and divorced men who have woken up in this nightmare have my sympathy and support.

Frank V.

Having been married and now divorced I can not honestly think of a single plus point to the whole experience. As has been already said, marriage is slavery and I certainly feel like I have been released from prison after a lengthy sentence.

My ex wife however did very well out of it, she now has a lovely big house that she didn’t put a penny towards, no debt and nearly 11 years alimony to receive from me. She has a new Beta wallet living with her now who will be getting f~~~ed over at some point in the future.

I ended up at 40 years old walking away with a 12 year old car, two bin bags of clothes and an old laptop.

Actually walking away from a marriage is a lot like being released from prison, you leave with the clothes you entered with and no idea what you are going to do next. However, it is like wiping the slate clean and you are starting again from scratch hopefully having learned some important lessons.

Everything I have now has been achieved by myself, living frugally and saving as much money as I can. No way would I be stupid enough to let another woman come along and take it away from me.