Hue,
I won’t consent for you to use anything I’ve written here so far, either. But I will consent to what I am about to write here: A documentary in its best form should answer a question. If you are going to make a documentary, and you want to have the largest possible audience, the question it should answer is the one that half the population is asking about the other half… “Where have all the good men gone?”.
In fact, if the title of your documentary is “This Is Where The Good Men Have Gone”, you can be pretty much assured that it will have at least as many viewers as the Sex In the City series, and they will probably be the same viewers, albeit 10 years older. Because all the women who spent their 20s slutting it up (while using that series as an example) and assumed that a millionaire would also be there waiting for them when they were done… are now near wall or post wall and looking for a ‘Good Man’, while asking that question.
Because if you title it as anything that gives even the slightest hint that it will give a voice to men, or be at all critical of women, you can pretty much bet your ass it is not going to be published and will never see the light of day no matter how well you write it. Even so, if you title is as I suggested, and then include a male perspective that is at all critical of any female for anything, you can expect a lot of hostility and demands for ticket refunds after it has been published.
I doubt anyone here is going to agree to have any story about themselves published. Even if you delete the names, the best and most entertaining stories here are the ones that come from the personal experiences if each individual man. If you eliminate the details, it is not as funny, informative or entertaining. If you include the details, you have identified him at least to the other people in the story wether you include his name or not. Even if you find a man willing to allow himself to be identified, the audience of women are just going to call it straw man anecdotal stories, and it won’t result in the change to which you aspire.
I personally don’t believe that any documentary is going to change anything. I’ve resigned myself to just get a beer and popcorn and sit on the sidelines and watch it collapse. But if you want to make a point about mgtow, (and apologies to my mgtow brothers here if I’m speaking for you in accurately), you might consider making the point that the only thing we really all have in common is the certainty that we will never sign a marriage contract, and then comparing the marriage contract to bacon. Let me elaborate here… For demonstration purposes, I’ll use “MB” as a term that you can interchange as either bacon, or marriage.
MB is very popular. Lots of people think MB is the best thing ever. MB looks good. MB tastes great. MB even sounds great. Advertisements by the MB industry make it seem fantastic. But MB is not necessarily the best thing for everyone. After all, for as great as MB looks, and sounds and tastes, it has done a lot of damage to some of the people who have partaken in large doses of it. And in large enough quantities, MB can wreck your health, your finances… it can kill you.
Now some people are starting to say that they don’t want anymore MB no matter how good other people think it is. Certainly the people in the MB industry who are profiting wildly from MB are disappointed about this. But there is no rule that says any person MUST take on the risks and expenses that go along with having a big ole dose of MB in their lives. Some people just choose to remove MB from their lives for health reasons. Others for financial, philosophical or religious reasons. Others for reasons like allergies/adverse reactions that are personal and all their own.
None of the people here are attacking the MB industry, or demanding that the recipe for MB be changed somehow to make it less toxic. We are not trying to prohibit the availability of MB from those who want it for themselves. We just stopped buying it for ourselves, and we will resist efforts by our government or culture to having MB crammed down our throats at the behest of the MB industry. That seems fair doesn’t it?
Now, if vegetarians don’t need documentaries to explain their personal reasons why they don’t eat bacon, why does mgtow need documentaries to explain why we don’t want to sign a marriage contract? I’m looking forward to reading your perspective on that as a journalist.
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TaxGuy 3 years, 4 months ago.
