Great men recommend MGTOW

[WallyParticipant]

Recently saw a post somewhere indicating that men such as the Wright brothers, Michelangelo, Paul, Tesla, Newton never married and achieved greatness. For each Wright brother how many other men went and focused on what they wanted with no desire on greatness? I can imagine many, were the Wright brothers focused on greatness? I’m guessing not but simply on wanting to fly. What do the actions of these men tell us? They did what mattered to them most, they were MGTOW before it was a term. While most of us will never achieve what those men did, it’s not the point, it’s that that they did it on their terms and enjoyed their lives. Isn’t this the point? Go your own way, I had the privalage of living with and learning from a great man. He invented a device that detected carcinogens in mines, was a rocket scientist and invented many other devices, the last week of his life he told me to go my own way and to never marry.

"what a waste of a life, to marry, give up your freedom, just for the hope of not dying alone. Don't get married Son."

[BlacqueJacqueShellacqueParticipant 6890]

Wally wrote:

He invented a device that detected carcinogens in mines, was a rocket scientist and invented many other devices, the last week of his life he told me to go my own way

You are very lucky man to know him.

LEARN FROM HIM!

Think … INVENT!

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