I've been a MGTOW for 11 yrs and didn't know it!

[downtonothingParticipant 4]

When my divorce became final 11 years ago, I found myself homeless and financially destroyed. After the divorce, I went through what I call the eye of the storm and it took about 8 yrs. I was extremely angry and p~~~ed off at the world due to the fact that if a woman did not want to be married to a man any more, she has the judicial system at her disposal and if the man doesn’t have the required extortion fees to protect himself, the gavel hits the striking block and he is finished!!! I found a quote that I really connected with:  “When you come out of the storm, you won’t be the same person who walked in. That’s what this storm’s all about.” Haruki Murakami.

I am not the same person I was 11 years ago. When someone you love “until death do us part” joins a tag team with a judge and an attorney , takes your family away, kicks the air out of your lungs, drags you through a s~~~ hole, and then boot-f~~~s you over the fence into the weed patch, there’s just something about “that” which changes a man’s perception on “the system of things as we know it”. I still haven’t recovered from the smack down, but I refuse to succumb to the egocentric ideologies of women who use the “alleged law” to position themselves comfortably in society. Guess you could say I have become a nonconformist. I didn’t know anything about MGTOW until two days ago, but I certainly understand it’s purpose!

 

[James HunterParticipant 26]

I am sorry you had to go through that dude, want a list of MGTOW youtubers?

[RoyDalParticipant]

@down-to-nothing, welcome aboard! As we have all discovered, being free is a lot more work than going along with society’s expectations and demands.

@james Hunter, yes, by all means do post that list!

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

[downtonothingParticipant 4]

Ditto! Post that list!

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