When a man says, "I'm getting married"

[Blue SkiesParticipant 15665]

When a says, “I’m getting married”

response:
For how long?

(that will make them think)

if they say “forever”

throw some basic stats at them.

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

[bladeParticipant]

Hey thats my line . I always reply with . Or thats lovely ….how long .

THE PLANTATION HAS NOW TURNED INTO THE KILLING FIELDS . WOMAN ARE NOW ROLLING CAMBODIAN STYLE .

[Blue SkiesParticipant 15665]

you don’t have to choose this path….

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

[Blue SkiesParticipant 15665]

quote from another thread….

RealityBites wrote:

Dear “Right” Women,
I am not your slave. I am not your ATM machine. F~~~ Off.

/forums/topic/dear-women/page/2/

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

[007 (Reborn)Participant 1672]

I’ll tell him to get a prenuptial agreement where he gets to keep ALL his s~~~ after the divorce.

Pursuing Happiness and Freedom.

[KeymasterKeymaster]

“Hey guess what!! I’m getting married”.

“You’re signing A MARRIAGE CONTRACT???? CONGRATULATIONS!!! HO, MAN!! You are PERFECT FOR IT!! Who else is going to keep this ridiculous gong show going?? I wouldn’t. But YOU?? You’re exactly what they need!! I’m sure she’s that perfect diamond in a mountain of s~~~. Don’t let ANYONE tell you otherwise. They’re just bitter.”

Et voila.

If you are straight with him, it will fall on deaf ears. Good time to agree and amplify. The more over-the-top, the better. Feel free to embellish, and make like you’re gushing a few tears of joy. He will NEVER forget you said it.

If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.

[RorschachParticipant 2083]

Anytime I hear a man talking about getting married, If I respect that man I try to talk him out of it. Especially if he is young. Most of them will still do it anyways but I always try to put some truth out there. Seen it too many times and I hate to see young men just p~~~ their lives away. The are so naive they just dont know. Its like a little chipmunk scurring out to his nut stash only to be picked up and carried away by a vulture. A vulture that cannot wait to pick the bones. Seeing alot of younger guys showing up some of them sound very wise for their age. It’s good to know that some of them are listening to us.

The accumulated filth of all their sex and murder will foam up about their waists and all the whores and politicians will look up and shout "save us!"....... and i'll look down and whisper "No."

[Masculine_ManParticipant 2735]

Men can no longer rely on ignorance. Deep down they know this is a huge gamble. Some want a friend to talk them out of it. Some are too scared to back out. Others will inevitably destroy themselves and see this through to the bitter end. You can’t save everyone, but try and save someone.

If it costs you your peace of mind, then it is too expensive.

[LastManStandingParticipant 640]

Masculine_Man wrote:

Men can no longer rely on ignorance. Deep down they know this is a huge gamble. Some want a friend to talk them out of it. Some are too scared to back out. Others will inevitably destroy themselves and see this through to the bitter end. You can’t save everyone, but try and save someone.

Great post, but there are some men that are so ignorant, blind, or arrogant that they think nothing can happen to them.

It’s to late for the married MGTOWs like me, but if I can save a few lads, my heart will be filled with joy.

[Anonymous 43]

I hear…I’m going to put my doinkus in a meat grinder, and I found this wonderful woman to turn the crank for me.

[ozzynotwoodParticipant 44]

I respond with “Sorry to hear that”.

If they didn't have pussies they'd have targets on their backs,

[Lone Wolf83Participant 825]

Whenever I hear that a friend is getting married, I try to instill logic behind his decision to do so, but they always think they are the exception to the rule.

Some people just have to learn the hard way.

If it has tits or tires, you know you're going to have problems.

[MeisterParticipant 2093]

Where I’m from we call marriages funerals.

Look, a funeral:

Monk

[Anonymous 11]

I only say congratulations. He won’t listen anyway.

I’ve never failed to get the chance to say what I really think at a later date though.

[LurchParticipant 3882]

When I first saw this post, this was in the sidebar:

Serendipity?

Very fitting. 🙂

Blue-Pill Virgin: Women hate me! That's what it is.
MGTOW Man: Hate them back; it works for me.

[narwhalParticipant]

Lone Wolf83 wrote:

Whenever I hear that a friend is getting married, I try to instill logic behind his decision to do so, but they always think they are the exception to the rule.

Yep, I thought I was an exception. And in some ways I was, in that I wasn’t a s~~~ty husband. What I didn’t realized is that that was irrelevant. I assumed that my wife was going to put a ton more effort into the marriage and I was absolutely wrong about that. She had no where near as much at stake as I did. None of them do.

I’ve only known one guy who got married in the past couple years. I didn’t know enough to really talk to him then, but have had some talks since then. He is an older guy in his 50s, no kids involved, just him and retirement. He has told me since that she isn’t contributing financially like he thought she would, and he has had to push back retirement plans. I just stare at him…things he didn’t think enough about before tying the knot again.

Ok. Then do it.

[TwistParticipant]

Rorschach wrote:

Seeing alot of younger guys showing up some of them sound very wise for their age. It’s good to know that some of them are listening to us.

This is the most heartening development I am seeing. To take the pill before the woodchipper is so much better than doing it after a spin.

I know for me this is all still damage control, and trying to get back on (a different) track. If the young men can pick a better track initially, good for them.

And cheat the woodchipper operator out of ever spinning it up.

[FrostByteParticipant 19005]

I never know if I should send a wedding card or a sympathy card?

If you rescue a damsel in distress, all you will get is a distressed damsel.

[MeisterParticipant 2093]

FrostByte wrote:

I never know if I should send a wedding card or a sympathy card?

Neither.

Stay out of it.

Monk

[TwistParticipant]

And on top of all of it, they can just change the terms of your “contract”. Not saying this was ever a smart move, but when I got married there was no “no-fault” divorce. There was still the expectation that there had to be some kind of f~~~ing reason for divorce. Then the law changed, and the only reason needed was feelz.

I don’t recall initialing a revised contract. I don’t recall having my agreed contract voided so a new one could be drafted that reflected the changed law. I don’t recall s~~~.

So – regardless how poor the decision appears today, keep in mind it can be made worse at any point.

Who made this s~~~ up?

[Author]

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