A Woman You Deeply Respect

[trader1913Participant 1577]

[Anonymous 42]

I respect ALL WOMEN.

Then it abruptly ends there.

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

I notice my questions have gone unanswered—I suspect the reason is—a woman CAN’T answer them. TUNA!

[KeymasterKeymaster]

She’s got 24 hours to reply to you, and then she’s tuna salad. If she starts another topic first, let me know right away and she’ll be thrown out if she doesn’t demonstrate enough “deep respect” to exit on her own.

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

[trader1913Participant 1577]

PistolPete wrote:

I notice my questions have gone unanswered—I suspect the reason is—a woman CAN’T answer them. TUNA!

Im not so sure. A lot of men, even MGTOW men have a deeply rooted belief that their mother is an angel. And because of their emotional attachment they can’t see their mother for what she is. This then influences their outlook on women in general.

[Silver FoxParticipant 2766]

Aside from the tuna/not tuna question…

This is not a women-hating forum. This is MGTOW. So, to create a thread about what women we respect makes me suspect the OP is unclear about what MGTOW really means.

It’s not like I have a huge list of women that I hate, with one or two that I admire or respect. I’m just indifferent to all women now. No hate.

"Are you loosed from a wife? Do not seek a wife." --Apostle Paul

[SubtilitasParticipant 101]

I’m full of wine an valium. Sounds kinda poetic, right? Maybe not. I started with good intentions and read all your replies carefully as far as my state of health has allowed. I know I’m repeating myself, but all I wanted is reading some of your experiences with women like everybody on here does. These experiences being good ones for yes, most likely a minority of women according to the studies stated be @keymaster . But they are there. Mothers, artists or whoever they would have been. It was supposed to be a collection of your positive views and experiences with particular women or a particular women. That would’ve been all. And as I said: Without any tuna smell or other s~~~ of that kind. Just plain recounts that would’ve been of my interest.

However now, I find myself in a situation, where people like @Old Sage (/forums/topic/which-steps-to-take-to-change-my-life-a-cry-for-help/#post-264257), who used to give me good advice in one of my many bad situations, now question my sex?

I just can’t follow anymore. You think I’m a woman? Then feel free to kick me out. My site history has always been implying otherwise. Just for your consideration…

[Silver FoxParticipant 2766]

Subtilitas wrote:

I know I’m repeating myself, but all I wanted is reading some of your experiences with women like everybody on here does.

Why do you want to read about our positive experiences with women? (genuine question)

"Are you loosed from a wife? Do not seek a wife." --Apostle Paul

[Anonymous 54]

My general responce to anyone presenting as potentionaly suicidle.

I see female all over that post also.

[ForeverDoneParticipant 2928]

I respect Mother Teresa. She was the last true good female soul.

[Anonymous 1]

I’m struggling with
a) coming up with anyone
but more importantly
b) wondering why I should GAF

[SubtilitasParticipant 101]

Silver Fox wrote:

Why do you want to read about our positive experiences with women? (genuine question)

Believe it or not, I just want to. Well, you could also argue that this wish is egosistically driven, because I find myself in a negative situation right now, hence in need of some positivity? My interest is as genuine as your question in any case.

but more importantly
b) wondering why I should GAF

This topic was of course aimed at people who give a f~~~ – for reasons one might not see or understand.

But whatever. This s~~~’s ended up in the Litter Box. Forget about it.

[Anonymous 42]

ForeverDone wrote:

I respect Mother Teresa. She was the last true good female soul.

Mother superior jumped the gun…

[Anonymous 54]

And it looks like Mother Teresa is our winner.

One, ONE single women does kind things for others, and is world famous for it.

What does that say about women kind?

[KeymasterKeymaster]

Subtilitas wrote:

I’m full of wine and valium.

I can’t “deeply respect” that.

Subtilitas wrote:

But they are there.

If you say so.

Subtilitas wrote:

this wish is egosistically driven, because I find myself in a negative situation right now, hence in need of some positivity?

You may be male, but you talk like a chick. “I’m feeling depressed. Tell me something I really want to hear. My ego needs it”.

I don’t even dignify that when a woman says it.
In fact, I would make sure she never asks me that again.

Nothing further from me. I’m off to grill a steak. Happy 4th of July everyone.

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

[Anonymous 42]

^^^Who’s the shark today??? I totally missed that!

VALIUME AND ALCOHOL TOGETHER CAN CAUSE A COMA!

YOU STUPID F~~~ING IDIOT!

You MAY WANT TO SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION! OR BE SPOON FED AND S~~~ IN DIAPERS for the rest of your LIFE!

[Prefer Peace to PieceParticipant 10809]

OK- I wasn’t going to respond, but I can’t resist.

I “deeply” respect Linda Lovelace. She was directly responsible for several of my girlfriends going deep, if you know what I mean.

[SubtilitasParticipant 101]

@pistolpete

PistolPete wrote:

OK accepting for the moment that Subtilitas has somehow been bamboozled into “respecting” a “worthy” woman—why is it important to him/her that WE do? And why is it important to “give them a voice”?

and I would ask subtilitas what exactly—what criteria—by what yardstick does ANYONE judge a woman worthy of respect? Just curious because I note that important point was omitted in the original post.

Your first question: “Why is it important to me that you are ‘bamboozled’ into respecting a woman worthy? And why give these women a voice?”

My answer: I haven’t been “bamboozled” into respecting a woman. She has proven worthy (my mother) as I have explained in my second post thoroughly. Secondly, it is important, in my opinion, to point these women out, because they can give hope for a better society in the future. They can be stylized as rolemodels, so to say, and through that, ease our dissatisfaction with the current society, that we avoid.

Your second question: “By what yardstick does ANYONE judge a woman worthy of respect?”

My answer: This is quite a philosophical question and subject to everybody’s own yardsticks. With me, it would be modesty self-reflection, hard-workingness, appreciation of the opposite sex (men), non-manipulation of men, not regarding them as beings of mere utility or disposability. The Western society would have to find those values that the majority could agree on. These would be mine. In conclusion, a woman, who unites these attributes in herself, can be considered worthy of respect by me, or even be you and us.

[bladeParticipant]

Hey km . I didn’t get my tuna points for that jim guy and i am not sure if i got them for that richard guy . Just lettin ya know seems this is looking like tuna

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

[Anonymous 54]

If you are a depressed female, you should not be on this site.

If you are a female, you should not be on this site, period.

Seek professional help.

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