That’s disingenuous. Look back through the thread and you’ll see many honest (and a few sarcastic, albeit funny) responses to your original question.
Then you got a number of men asking why you were interested in this topic since part of the bedrock of MGTOW is recognizing that the respect women expect/demand today is largely unwarranted. I have doubts that you were entirely unaware that your question could result in suspicion (you even admitted it). Are you aware that many men here have histories that involve women they deeply respected, who later turned out to be truly evil persons? (myself included) It is world-shattering. If you want to hear stories about people worth respecting, browse through some of the life stories of other members here who have picked themselves up out of the ruins and continued living their lives, free and unburdened.
I understand, and yes, I feared there would be discussion and suspicion. And because many have accused me for wanting to give women an actual voice on here, let me explain my true intentions: On MGTOW.com, men are talking about women all the time. The intention of my topic was to GIVE MEN A VOICE to talk about women they may actually have some or even deep respect for. It was not intended to be about the women themselves – never. It was about men talking about these women (and they talk about all kinds of women all the time on MGTOW.com), so why not talk about that kind of women who men may have respect for? Wouldn’t that be interesting to hear their reasons? (The MEN’S reasons).
Be it just a porn star who a guy respects for giving good BJs or Mother Teresa who dedicated her life for people’s good. Or some other woman who says F~~~ you to feminism. These women DON’T HAVE A VOICE, but they ARE TALKED ABOUT AND JUDGED by men. And I was hoping that in the end, there was a collection of personas (who happen to be women) with whose views and actions we, the men, may agree. Again, it was never supposed the be “a women’s issues topic”, but men talking about a kind of woman (and we talk about women all the time there), that may deserve their (the men’s) respect, for his very own reasons. And that again fits very well with the very intentions of this forum: Men going their own way, judging and reflecting upon their own way, judging, rejecting or accepting women their own way, and so on.
[These paragraphs have been taken from a message from me to MGTOW.com.]
And lastly, it was pointed out that my intent of “having something positive” for a change on here was inappropriate and unmasking my “need for getting my ego stroked”. Admittedly, I am currently finding myself in a difficult situation. But is it really that bad if I wanted to brighten things up a bit by giving men the possibility to talk, judge and reflect upon people, who happen to be women, that may deserve their respect (and didn’t ruin them later in time)? It was the hope of having a collection of actually good and intersting experiences.
In any case, thanks to those who posted honest responses.
IRuleMe 2 years, 6 months ago.
