Another Man Bites The Dust.

[HitmanParticipant]

my fellow MGTOW,
i attended the wedding of a friend recently.
a few months back i spent almost an hour ,
dropping red-pill knowledge on the guy.
to no avail.
and you can imagine me,
the Hitman, cringing….
but i said nothing and watched him sign over his freedom.
the celebration was more than i could endure.
i had a drink and some free food and left early.
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the wedding was an expensive one,
they could have put a down payment on a house with the money spent…
huge hall with flowers and well, the works.
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another man bit the dust this weekend.
be glad it wasn’t YOU !
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you ever see a friend throw it all away?
feedback appreciated!

[PhantomParticipant 3328]

Really sorry to hear that bro, f~~~ing damn.

I sure hope he doesn’t get destroyed (beyond repair).

F~~~ f~~~ f~~~!

[HitmanParticipant]

a real shame.
thanks for the condolences..
death is something final.
whereas seeing a friend become a slave is torturous.
…..i tried, that was all i could do..

[DorkShitParticipant 4353]

Yeah, my nephew a few months ago as well.

Last year he completed the police Academy and is now a police officer.

I told him that in three years he will have made every mistake possible.

Last year he became a police officer.

This year he got married.

Next year he will have a child.

During the pre-wedding party the night before he was rough housing in the swimming pool and busted his nose on the side of pool. Started bleeding and swelling and looked like it would be a shiner.

The bride to be was told and came over. She went to the house to get first aid kit and walked past me. I saw the disgust on her face. He had ruined her special day.

Believe me, I know that look and so will he in the near future. It was clearly her bitch face.

Peace brothers

[PhantomParticipant 3328]

Hitman wrote:

whereas seeing a friend become a slave is torturous.
…..i tried, that was all i could do..

I freakin’ bet & I have no doubt you did.

Really sucks man, damn.

I did it twice, so much arguing/fighting/bulls~~~/drama/ and the list just goes on and f~~~ing on.

Even know, I still hate arguing & I will say damn near anything to shut the f~~~ing s~~~ down. What am I typing that for, think it’s clear by now.

I just don’t have any tolerance or patience for it anymore. It tapped me out on that s~~~ & I was spent by it a long long time ago. It truly did. I am trying to not give a f~~~ if people want to argue with me, but it’s just s~~~ I would rather avoid like the damn f~~~ing plague.

Well, maybe he will have a better run than I did.

Have a on me or 2 or 10

[GnosticParticipant 2491]

Some years later he is going to need you.

Help him then. Some people have to learn the hard way.

There is no magic in MGTOW, just recognition of the truth and logical decision how to avoid dangers. The red pill is but the truth, it is no magical potion. Do not think in this modern world men have no longer have natural enemies, men are prey to women and government.

[HitmanParticipant]

Gnostic wrote:

Some years later he is going to need you.

Help him then

i will brothers.
when my ex split with the kid and dragged me through court,
i had a friend who went through the same thing..
without his help,
countless phone calls and advise,
i probably wouldn’t be here today.
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funny how the bride was almost emotionless…
like a butcher doesn’t cry when cutting up some meat.

[PhantomParticipant 3328]

Hitman wrote:

funny how the bride was almost emotionless…

No s~~~, really drives that, cold & calculating factor home, tears or no tears bitch face syndrome.

Glad you had someone to help you through it & as well as you being here.

[HitmanParticipant]

thanks mgtow-age..
divorce is like a 100% rejection of you by the other.
add a kid to the picture and it’s insanely stressful.
suicide rates skyrocket when that happens.
but a good man with a good heart helped me.
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now it’s my turn to pay it forward.
that’s one of the many reasons i’m on this site.

[PhantomParticipant 3328]

Hitman wrote:

thanks mgtow-age..
divorce is like a 100% rejection of you by the other.
add a kid to the picture and it’s insanely stressful.

anytime Hitman, anytime. Yeah, it hits you in your guts like a motherf~~~er.

The pain is force to be reckoned with, for damn sure.
Almost took my life over it back when I was going through the eye of the storm…

But since my father blew his brains out with a 357 mag, I decided I didn’t want to be like him, no matter how much pain I was in.

I had help with that time in my life as well. I found here by searching for why women hate men so much…

Hitman wrote:

now it’s my turn to pay it forward.

One of my reasons for being here as well.

Gives ya a bro punch in the arm, and thank you also!

[HitmanParticipant]

the blue-pill express…

one way ticket to hell.
do NOT marry.
i hope my point has been made.

[Oz-BlokeParticipant 3233]

Condolences to your newly married friend. The irony is that studies have found the more a couple spend on the wedding, the more likely they are to get divorced as nothing afterwards can ever match HER special day –
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The stats would suggest the more practical couples who elope or get married with a cookout in the backyard and small gathering of family and friends are more likely to stay married than say Kim Karashian and Kris Humphries who spent $4 million on HER special day –
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Unfortunately we live in a society where you wind up with this s~~~ –
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Good thing we have this bloke to help us have a good laugh at the whole wedding (fairytale) ‘industry’ –
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#ManOut

[Mr. ManParticipant 2916]

Hitman, with any luck the red pills you dropped in his path before the wedding will serve him well when it all turns sour.

I’m so happy that I’m past the age where my friends are getting married for the first time. Because now that I know what I know about women and marriage, I simply can not attend weddings.

[KeymasterKeymaster]

OH yes.

My best friend of 20 years invited me to his wedding. I refused to go and he understood why. But her married her anyway. 3 MONTHS later, she was swinging from another dick. Thug / biker type too. The polar opposite of her husband. It was so outrageous, NOBODY else would have predicted it. Except me. She had the thousand-c~~~ stare.

He was WAY too embarrassed to admit I saw it coming from across the country and didn’t go to his wedding based on that alone.

•••

Another couple (colleagues) announced they were getting married a few years ago. In lieu of a wedding gift, I took them out for a nice dinner to a nice trendy place and wished them well – because I was not going to attend. The future maid of honor was there too.

He was NOT well off and made a very modest salary. Then they started talking about the wedding, the plans and the cost. The bride was a complete princess…. and he agreed / offered to fund the whole wedding.

$75K. His entire life savings.

I leaned forward – at dinner – and asked him if he totally out of his mind right in front of the bride. I thought she was going to murder me with the fire that shot from her eyes.

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

[Buller100Participant 2189]

Earlier in the year I went to see my brother he lives other end of country, he was attending a very close friends sons wedding, I went to the reception.

It was a very odd experience now being red pill, the fat bride all her coven , the cost was £20,000 there were many older sexless marriage couples there it was almost a surreal experience , I found myself laughing at the whole experience.

[$$$Crenshaw1118Participant 516]

Maybe the next friend that decides to marry. You could hand him a bible and tell him to open it to Ecclesiastes Chapter 7 Verse 28. It clearly states it right in the bible that women cannot be trusted. And if he don’t take gods word then f~~~ it he’s on his own. I’ve been hitting the bible a lot lately and it actually is quite interesting.

[SuperBeeParticipant 65]

DorkShit wrote:

Believe me, I know that look and so will he in the near future. It was clearly her bitch face.

LOL
🙂 🙂 🙂

Life turns on a dime

[SuperBeeParticipant 65]

Keymaster wrote:

She had the thousand-c~~~ stare

🙂 🙂 🙂
Please stop it.
I’m at work right now and I can’t stop laughing….

Life turns on a dime

[Nathan R. JessepParticipant 1102]

Keymaster wrote:

Another couple (colleagues) announced they were getting married a few years ago. In lieu of a wedding gift, I took them out for a nice dinner to a nice trendy place and wished them well – because I was not going to attend. The future maid of honor was there too.

He was NOT well off and made a very modest salary. Then they started talking about the wedding, the plans and the cost. The bride was a complete princess…. and he agreed / offered to fund the whole wedding.

$75K. His entire life savings.

I leaned forward – at dinner – and asked him if he totally out of his mind right in front of the bride. I thought she was going to murder me with the fire that shot from her eyes.

What the motherf~~~?

[Freeman_KParticipant 3524]

It was a good thing to drop him some red pills and it was a good thing to stand there once the red pills didn’t fall on fertile ground. That is what friends do.

Programming is hard wired, from biology and from society. It takes a lot of s~~~ to drop illusions.

The choices we make, not the chances we take, determine our destiny

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