A friend in need

[EGParticipant 1852]

Today I’ll be doing a bit of outreach to a friend whose girlfriend beat him up and who subsequently lost his job over this domestic abuse incident. He managed a bar down the street, a trendy bar on a trendy street in our city’s party district. She attacked him and then posted pictures of herself on social media covered in HIS blood. When the story and pics went viral his boss – a man – got rid of him instantly. Turns out the girl fncked him up pretty bad; she broke his nose on top of scratching and bruising him up pretty bad. The only marks on her were consistent with him trying to get away from her. I’m coming prepared with phone numbers for some domestic violence hotline numbers that will supposedly be welcoming to male domestic violence victims among other types of help. As we enter the second half of 2019 it’s clear that #metoo has morphed into a bloodsport and all men have a target on their backs for just being. But we knew this would happen, didn’t we?

Oddly, this is not the first guy for whom I’ve had to step in after the fact and provide some emotional support and life-triage. The economy is good around here and everyone who wants a job can find one, and the only people I know who are destitute are men who’ve been forced out of their hard-earned lifestyles by vindictive feminists, SJWs, f@gs, or assorted other man-haters. My own sister tried earlier this year to stir up problems for me in my own apartment! I saw her tactics first-hand and now I know the games she plays with the men she dates. That knowledge fills in a lot of blanks in her stories through the years. She literally turned psycho before my very eyes. I no longer had my sister in my apartment, I had some female demon laughing in my face while she screamed bloody murder trying to get the attention of my neighbors. Why? Because she disagreed with my views on feminists. So she patiently waited for just the right moment to spring her attack. Me? I was clueless the whole evening up until the very moment when she started giving me s~~~. In hindsight I know she had it all planned out. Now her phone number is blocked; my own sister. And our mom is p~~~ed. Guess whom she’s p~~~ed at?? And guess who hasn’t gotten a visit from me yet this year? But I digress…

So, as pertains to this guy I’m having lunch with today, and the other guys I’ve helped this year including myself, I’ve learned that the best way for MGTOWs to further the cause in the real world is to look for opportunities to step in and be our brothers’ keepers. Turns out there’s opportunity all around us.

I’ll post updates.

[MonkParticipant 16985]

EG wrote:

In hindsight I know she had it all planned out. Now her phone number is blocked; my own sister. And our mom is p~~~ed. Guess whom she’s p~~~ed at?? And guess who hasn’t gotten a visit from me yet this year?

Don’t weaken – no more opportunities to screw you over. Remember that you have to win every time, whilst they only have to win once, and then you are done.

Turns out there’s opportunity all around us.

In theory, anyway. Unfortunately, most Blue Pillers never wake up – it’s always NAWALT. They have a psychological need for societal validation.

[EGParticipant 1852]

Monk wrote:

EG wrote:
In hindsight I know she had it all planned out. Now her phone number is blocked; my own sister. And our mom is p~~~ed. Guess whom she’s p~~~ed at?? And guess who hasn’t gotten a visit from me yet this year?

Don’t weaken – no more opportunities to screw you over.

Remember that you have to win every time, whilst they only have to win once, and then you are done.

Turns out my absence is also a form of abuse. I’ve resigned myself to the fact I have a label – not the first label they’ve assigned me in life – and I use that label’s existence as my fuel. Getting attacked and walking away is now abusive behavior I guess even though it’s the most pacifist way of handling the situation. If you can’t win for losing, you can deny them everything they demand.

[Knights Templar RisingParticipant 5106]

EG wrote:

Monk wrote:

EG wrote:In hindsight I know she had it all planned out. Now her phone number is blocked; my own sister. And our mom is p~~~ed. Guess whom she’s p~~~ed at?? And guess who hasn’t gotten a visit from me yet this year?
Don’t weaken – no more opportunities to screw you over.
Remember that you have to win every time, whilst they only have to win once, and then you are done.

Turns out my absence is also a form of abuse. I’ve resigned myself to the fact I have a label – not the first label they’ve assigned me in life – and I use that label’s existence as my fuel. Getting attacked and walking away is now abusive behavior I guess even though it’s the most pacifist way of handling the situation. If you can’t win for losing, you can deny them everything they demand.

Yes, removing yourself from a situation is now perceived by many females as a defacto form of abuse…or at very least malicious neglect. I’ve had some female family members justify their vilification of me with the shaming language of “your apathy and denial”. Females loathe male sovereignty in any form, they suffer from hive mind collective groupthink. In the past their attitudes would have enraged me, but they evolved this way due to the tribal nature of holding down the camp while the men were away, to be mad at them would be like being mad with a pig who cannot help but roll around in it’s own s~~~.

Sovereignty above all else.

[EGParticipant 1852]

Lunch was good. His story matches so many others I’ve heard and read.

[Duke TogoParticipant 2664]

When all paths lead to the same result, take the path of least resistance.

Live for yourself and answer to no one.

[Daryll55Participant 2950]

EG wrote:

She literally turned psycho before my very eyes. I no longer had my sister in my apartment, I had some female demon laughing in my face while she screamed bloody murder trying to get the attention of my neighbors. Why? Because she disagreed with my views on feminists. So she patiently waited for just the right moment to spring her attack. Me? I was clueless the whole evening up until the very moment when she started giving me s~~~. In hindsight I know she had it all planned out. Now her phone number is blocked; my own sister. And our mom is p~~~ed. Guess whom she’s p~~~ed at?? And guess who hasn’t gotten a visit from me yet this year? But I digress…

Poison is poison.
Doesn’t matter if it is in your own medicine cabinet or elsewhere.
It will harm you; it can kill you if you take it.

Marry again, Hell NO ! ( Even JESUS was hung on a cross just once)

[TaxGuyParticipant]

Knights Templar Rising wrote:

Yes, removing yourself from a situation is now perceived by many females as a defacto form of abuse…or at very least malicious neglect. I’ve had some female family members justify their vilification of me with the shaming language of “your apathy and denial”. Females loathe male sovereignty in any form, they suffer from hive mind collective groupthink. In the past their attitudes would have enraged me, but they evolved this way due to the tribal nature of holding down the camp while the men were away, to be mad at them would be like being mad with a pig who cannot help but roll around in it’s own s~~~.

Gaslighting. My favorite was being accused of having an anger issue. From someone with a huge anger issue. But a narcissist will unload their s~~~ on you and accuse you of what they do most. Once you understand that, it’s actually pretty helpful. They will literally tell what’s wrong with them by accusing you of it.

Order the good wine

[EGParticipant 1852]

This guy had exactly what was done to him thrown in his face as an accusation. It’s a theme I’m hearing over and over again, plus I’ve seen it in action. It’s like a mind-virus that’s jumping from woman to woman, enforced by an army of cucked men owned by the government in some capacity or another. I once thought I was blessedly immune to girl problems like the straight guys have, but that boundary has vaporized in 2019. I can’t help but relate to what this guy is going through, and I’d rather have already tried some face-to-face outreach before turning that idea into a mantra to spread and preach. Chicks are great at setting up support networks. Guys, not so much. And I’m not talking about nonprofit organizations or anything nearly as organized. I’m talking about actual solid social interaction. I’ve been surprisingly resilient in the face of this year’s heightened negative encounters with the opposite gender. As others go through similar bullsh!t and stumble, I quietly swoop in and become the only ear that will listen to them, and I help prop them up when others haven’t. And I’m not talking about every guy with a sob story, I’m talking about people I know and trust who are getting fncked over right now, and who will be just fine if they can get through the nonsense other people have temporarily caused them.

[bstoffParticipant 4863]

Everyone has to watch his back in this era.
It’s a disgusting shame that men have to live in fear of women,
because of the damage they can do to you with ONE PHONE CALL.

[EGParticipant 1852]

bstoff wrote:

Everyone has to watch his back in this era.It’s a disgusting shame that men have to live in fear of women,because of the damage they can do to you with ONE PHONE CALL.

The radicals among them are trying to banish us. The rest are trying to enslave us. And now the gays – or at least this one – are starting to take notice. And we riot.

[EGParticipant 1852]

As for my sister, I know what she was trying to do underneath it all. In a moment where she realized she wasn’t going to sway my opinion, she decided to show off how incredibly easy it would be to force her will or else unleash the power of the law upon me and wreck my life. She did this even though I’m her brother, her only sibling. But as I’ve read here and there, family status is almost a non-factor. Her outburst was a moment of honesty on her part which, even though I’ve gone no-contact with her, I deeply appreciate. Some might even call this a red-pill moment.

[MonkParticipant 16985]

EG wrote:

Some might even call this a red-pill moment.

Understanding and internalising AWALT is fundamental. Wives, girlfriends, sisters, all the same.

Family or other ties mean nothing. They want what they want, and they don’t give a damn what they have to do, or who they hurt, in order to get it.

[AutoliteParticipant]

bstoff wrote:

It’s a disgusting shame that men have to live in fear of women,

There’s no shame in it. It’s just survival.

I avoid interacting with woman. I also avoid giving belly-rubs to wild grizzly bears. There’s no shame in either…

[CPT ObviousParticipant 2727]

EG wrote:

Lunch was good. His story matches so many others I’ve heard and read.

He is fortunate to have you as a friend. I can tell you from personal experience that it means more than you know when a friend reaches out … even if it is just a listening ear.

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

[Sky-OParticipant 18936]

A long time ago, in a blue pill galaxy, far, far away. . .

The entity known as the Sky-0 let Darth Pumpkinous live at his house.

We got back late one night after ten days in Cabo.

So, like, what could possibly be wrong.

Returning home after ten days in paradise and non-stop, marathon f*CKING the entire time we were there.

But, no. . .

She just had to start an argument.

Eventually, I ignored her and went to sleep.

She didn’t go to sleep though.

And was still angry over the argument:

So she picked up a backpack, full of stuff that was in my room and slammed it onto my head repeatedly which woke me up.

By the time I realized what was happening, I covered my head, got up and locked one of her arms behind her back.

I never hit her and was just preventing her from slamming the back pack into my head again.

When I eventually let go, she collapsed on the floor, crying and said:

‘I’m calling the police’

She never called 911 but if she did, I would have gone to jail.

Anyway, I woke up in the morning when she was rubbing my head and she said ‘Why do you make me act this way?’

And she had already gone to Starbucks, so she held a Carmel Macchiato up to my lips and was pouring sips of it into my mouth then broke small pieces off of an almond crosciant and was feeding them to me and said that we were going to have to break up if I made her act the way she did the previous night again.

I actually already thought I knew what crazy was before I met her but she took things to another level.

[HermitParticipant]

I’m not advocating violence, but there’s a reason men used to smack their women from time to time. A guy should have the right to defend himself, even against a woman. I don’t believe in abusing women, but if they hit me, I should damn well have the right to hit them back.

The evil in women’s hearts leaves them no moral bounds as to inhibit them from descending to the lowest levels of darkness to acquire their self entitled desires.

[MonkParticipant 16985]

Sky-O wrote:

… she said ‘Why do you make me act this way?’

Classic hamster – she evades all responsibility for her actions and casts herself as the victim.

As would the cops, had she made THE ONE PHONE CALL.

[EGParticipant 1852]

Monk wrote:

Sky-O wrote:

… she said ‘Why do you make me act this way?’

Classic hamster – she evades all responsibility for her actions and casts herself as the victim.
As would the cops, had she made THE ONE PHONE CALL.

Or had the neighbors made the call…the same game my c.unt sister was trying to pull.

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