My Dad's red pill moment (again)

[mrpropmechParticipant 216]

So my parents divorced back in 2008, my dad started seeing someone else in 2011, they just recently broke up because my dad decided to buy a new truck. 2016 f150 fully loaded with the 5L v8. Really nice ride, more than I’d ever pay for a vehicle but hey not my money. His girlfriend broke up with him over it. They got into a huge fight about how they were “supposed to get married, should have talked to her first.. Etc”.

My dad made the remark that this was the tip of the ice berg for him and bounced out of the relationship. There were other things that they had been fighting over I guess over the past year, basically her trying to control him and such. My dad is definitely seeing purple right now not full on red but he is slowly coming to the realization that it’s just not worth it. I tried sending more red pills his way but got the defectors response that he does not want to be alone when he dies and hopes someone will take care of him. I informed him we all die alone regardless of marriage or relationships, he didn’t say much to this. I told him my personal beliefs are that its just not worth the hassle, he has seen how happy I have been the past few years with no women I am or have been with or dedicated to and I used that as an example.

Hopefully he sees the light some more and resizes that his money and finances are his business and not hers or anyone else’s. I’m glad he treated himself to a new vehicle. He says it should be the last he buys and he has to continue working past retirement age due to the divorce.

[CodeBleuParticipant 161]

CodeBleu wrote:

They really hate it when you do things for yourself and not expend resources on cupcake. Should have talked to her first? What a load of crap! I’m glad he splurged on a vehicle he wants and will not let anyone tell him he can’t. The breakup was inevitable. At least he pulled the trigger before she did. That way he stays in control. Good on him. The red pill will come around on him eventually after doing that and will soon realize that we would rather die first before letting another hole run our lives.

[CPT ObviousParticipant 2760]

CPT Obvious wrote:

Joe decided to tie the knot with his long time girlfriend. One evening, after the honeymoon,
he was packing his truck for an upcoming hunt.

His wife was standing there in the driveway watching him. After along period of silence she
finally speaks. “Honey, I’ve been thinking, now that we are married I think it’s time you quit
hunting, shooting and fishing. You should sell your guns and truck, and buy a mini-van.”

Joe gets this sour look on his face.

She says, “Darling, what’s wrong?”

“Just now you sounded like my ex-wife.”

“Ex wife!” she screams, “I didn’t know you were married before!”

“I wasn’t.”

(Posted this over a year ago, but thought of it after reading OP)

"You don't know a woman till you have met her in divorce court."

[CodeBleuParticipant 161]

CodeBleu wrote:

Did your dad propose to her or did she just assume they were getting married?

[mrpropmechParticipant 216]

mrpropmech wrote:

Rennie wrote:

Did your dad propose to her or did she just assume they were getting married?

Not 100% sure but I believe they talked about it and he “surprised” her.

[WallyParticipant]

Wally wrote:

Reading your post and the relationship your father just went through, it suddenly occurred to me, I would rather die alone than die in the presence of some harpy who probably cares nothing for me.

"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."

[Oz-BlokeParticipant 3233]

Oz-Bloke wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

My dad made the remark that this was the tip of the ice berg for him and bounced out of the relationship.

Your dad dodged a massive bullet. Oh how the tables turn and how you, the son, are now imparting such valuable wisdom to you dad. It’s so refreshing to know that MGTOW is reaching the younger generation of men so they are not all brainwashed into following the geocentric engineering that generations of men before us have so blindly followed.

In my former marriage I was by far the best saver in the relationship – most of her money going to fashion, haircuts, cigarettes, alcohol, and nights out with her girlfriends. In those 7 years I paid a house off with my savings plus had an additional $30,000 in savings in the bank. In that time, despite being on a six-figure salary, she had a nett worth of less than $20,000.

When I bought a new piece of equipment for my business she would always bitch and moan and I’d shut her down with “When you pay off a house on one wage, all the while paying half of our household bills, then you can have an opinion on what I buy.” Later in the marriage I had to carry her lazy, unemployed ass for a year because she didn’t like her new boss and quit. In the end I didn’t even want to f~~~ her anymore as she was so shallow, dishonest and pathetic – her pussy-whip no longer worked on her slave. I swallowed red-pills, dumped her ever-expanding ass and went MGTOW. Never been happier.

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[MoonlightParticipant 223]

Moonlight wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

I tried sending more red pills his way but got the defectors response that he does not want to be alone when he dies and hopes someone will take care of him. I informed him we all die alone regardless of marriage or relationships, he didn’t say much to this.

If he brings up the “dying alone” bit again, I recommend pointing out how the money saved by remaining single can easily pay for services that benefit seniors. Caretakers, emergency contact devices, maids, doctors/nurses, etc. are all cheaper and since they’re being paid, they’re more willing to do a good job.

If he meant spending his last moments on his death bed holding his wife’s hand, that usually just happens in movies. There’s a chance too she’d be anxious for his death to acquire the life insurance and assets.

[mrpropmechParticipant 216]

mrpropmech wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

mrpropmech wrote:
I tried sending more red pills his way but got the defectors response that he does not want to be alone when he dies and hopes someone will take care of him. I informed him we all die alone regardless of marriage or relationships, he didn’t say much to this.

If he brings up the “dying alone” bit again, I recommend pointing out how the money saved by remaining single can easily pay for services that benefit seniors. Caretakers, emergency contact devices, maids, doctors/nurses, etc. are all cheaper and since they’re being paid, they’re more willing to do a good job.

If he meant spending his last moments on his death bed holding his wife’s hand, that usually just happens in movies. There’s a chance too she’d be anxious for his death to acquire the life insurance and assets.

Agreed, Ill try that if he says it again.

Maraudrz1 wrote:

When I bought a new piece of equipment for my business she would always bitch and moan and I’d shut her down with “When you pay off a house on one wage, all the while paying half of our household bills, then you can have an opinion on what I buy.” Later in the marriage I had to carry her lazy, unemployed ass for a year because she didn’t like her new boss and quit. In the end I didn’t even want to f~~~ her anymore as she was so shallow, dishonest and pathetic – her pussy-whip no longer worked on her slave. I swallowed red-pills, dumped her ever-expanding ass and went MGTOW. Never been happier.

That type of s~~~ baffles me, can’t understand it at all. She bitched about the truck but my dad has done so much for her at the same time.

[Anonymous 2]

Rotor79 wrote:

Brother it doesnt matter what your dad did for her prior. When they get what they want the” do for me” count goes back to zero. Its like all you did before never happened. Most men are greatful years later for things done for us. Women aren’t wired that way. Good for your dad!

[RedDawnParticipant 1391]

RedDawn wrote:

The Batman 2020 wrote:

That type of s~~~ baffles me, can’t understand it at all. She bitched about the truck but my dad has done so much for her at the same time.

That’s because she thinks it’s her money.

Courage is the key to life itself - Morgan Freeman

[CodeBleuParticipant 161]

CodeBleu wrote:

Maraudrz1 wrote:

most of her money going to fashion, haircuts, cigarettes, alcohol, and nights out with her girlfriends.

Frivolous spending. But don’t EVER tell her how she should spend it, s~~~lord! But she can harp on a man to tell him how he should spend his.

[Anonymous 54]

Your not a f~~~ing Man if your woman picks your ride. Ill take a small block v8 over a women any day.!

[MGTOWmonkey aka No More Fucks To GiveParticipant 6635]

For a 2016 F150 V8 fully loaded = c~~~ punt! No questions asked,buy your dad a beer for me and i’ll add a star to your post…deal?

Never lose sight of what brought you here.

[RayBandakuParticipant 888]

Inspiring story, way to go.

[Puffin StuffParticipant 24979]

Now he can replace her ass with a younger more malleable version with no consequences.

Thanks feminism.

#icethemout; Remember Thomas Ball. He died for your children.

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