AMBITIOUS MGTOWs?

[NotMyProblemParticipant 965]

I’ve been curious lately, wondering how many MGTOW Men are ambitious and successful? I understand a lot of you guys on here are younger so what I’m really asking about is AMBITION.

There seems to be this default viewpoint out there, that all MGTOW are broke losers, and I want to know if there’s any truth to this.
I’m not a rich man by any means, but I’m still young and I personally have tons of ambition. Going MGTOW has only amplified it. My ambition for financial success is actually what determined my decision to go my own way.

When doing my own personal cost/benefit analysis on female interaction, finances played a huge part. When you have to work your dick off, coming from nothing, you are not so quick to bet it all on the whims of a female.

On the other side, I can totally see why so many “average” people choose to have kids. If I had nothing to lose, I’d be a lot more willing to bust a nut inside of a female. S~~~ if you really suck at life, welfare will pick up the tab for everything. Why not, right?

My point here is that the more money or income potential you have, the more it makes you wonder “is this really worth it?”. Since MGTOW is such a wise financial move, I’m willing to bet there’s a ton of really wise, ambitious and successful MGTOW out there.

I have to admit, there’s a reason I’m curious… Every dollar that doesn’t go to a female makes me incredibly happy. I love finally having some coin stashed away and knowing that none of it will be spent on pussy worship! It puts an instant smile to my face.

I’d love to see a future where society is crumbling and MGTOWs become the new Kings, having saved their money and acquired all the infrastructure. Even if we are the minority, being slutfree and childfree gives us such a huge competitive advantage over everyone else.

Are MGTOW destined to be the next ruling class?

Or are we mostly the dregs of society, living in our moms basement with japanese anime?

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[Blue SkiesParticipant 15665]

I agree with you Sovereign: “I have to admit, there’s a reason I’m curious… Every dollar that doesn’t go to a female makes me incredibly happy. I love finally having some coin stashed away and knowing that none of it will be spent on pussy worship! It puts an instant smile to my face.”

I make avg income but I’m very good at managing my finances, especially because of MGTOW principles. MGTOWs won’t become the new kings because rich corporations already control society. I agree that low birth rates will certainly cause havoc on the economy. This and also the baby boomer generations are entering retirement.

MGTOW is not a movement, it is a way of life.

[NotMyProblemParticipant 965]

I too make an average income, but all it takes is good money management. I dated a few highly paid medical sluts over the years and they were all in debt with no retirement plan.. It’s not how much you make it’s how you manage it.

“The people that can manage people, manage the people that can only manage things. The people that can manage money, manage everything.”

As for rich corporations already running society, f~~~ that. Look around. Everything is evolving technologically and that’s only going to accelerate over the next 2 decades. There is so much creative destruction going on, if there was ever a time to build your own rich corporation, it’s right here and now!

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[HeadstrongParticipant 84]

H Sovereign

Well to try and answering your question properly from my perspective…

When i went MGTOW, not having any definition to it back then i just did what was feeling right and got hated and beaten for it. Ive had bad luck aka being in contact with people/men biased with invisible female pressure in me relating in doings. Men with no spine. The money, nope no money yet, Still cleaning up from bad choises in the past, but course is still stead ahead. Going my own way much enough and long enough i will reach my goals. Ive done it before and i will do it again. You dont judge a man by his money, but the way he comes by, around, and through that which carries priority enough. When it comes to money/success, i learnt that there is a reason for things being the way they are and one simply doesnt earn a lot of money to have in heaps playing around with. Its a tool, an instrument and should be respected, not worshipped or taken for granted.
The crumble is going on in front of us, and ive never felt so alive as now, many old men looking and asking, is it ok doing so? ofc it is, we must arm ourselves with knowledge the least.

[RoyDalParticipant]

I am not ambitious in the sense that I am willing to work my butt off for someone else’s gain. I am content with getting by in reasonable comfort.

I do not see any reason to return to a life of the corporate drone merely to purchase some woman a bigger house and a newer car.

Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

[shane888Participant 22]

This is a great point sovereign,

I’ve been ambitious all my life, and always wanted to be successful in whatever i do, i would love to meet more ambitious people here, and network with them on some projects,

I’m 37 years old and been involved in many different work fields,

ive been a furniture restorer, antique and collectables trader, fisherman, builder, sales etc…

my current awesome project and passionate interests include, digital marketing, start ups, branding, web design, and app development.

I am not living in my mums basement and i hope you are not either.

anyone who is interested in networking on any project ideas can message me personally

I’m sure MGTOW is full of awesome clever people like the founders and moderators!

Regards shane – entrepreneur – fishermen – tennis player 🙂

"Never give up on a dream just because of the time it will take to accomplish it. The time will pass anyway."

[CatsPawParticipant 423]

I see it differently that most people.
I dont call it ambition but common sense:

If I save my money and do nothing with it, inflation eats it away.
So I learn about it to get more for it, not because I need or want it but because it makes sense.

I spend and save and to be frank, each year I spend less and invest more.
Again, not because I want more money but Because I have nothing that I want to sped it on.

So as you said, its not about how much you make but about your cashflow.

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