As a MGTOW I never get lonely or bored.

[BachelorForLifeParticipant 483]

It seems the only people who ever get lonely or bored these days are the ones still longing for something outside of themselves; usually, external validation. Most of these people are either white knights, cucks, simps, c~~~s, or new MGTOW who are still getting over all of that s~~~.

Trust me when I say, when you’re a MGTOW, the solitude only gets better and better.

Every day when I interact with people for more than 10 minutes, I feel like I want to vomit from all of the stupidity and drama I witness within the groups I hang out with. The only reason I even hang out with them anymore is to better my social skills. I’m an aspie at that, so I tend to force myself to socialize every now and then in order to get better “Charisma” points (Yes, I’m using a Dungeons and Dragons analogy here).

Otherwise, I just end up sticking to myself most days out of the week.

I’m never bored, because my mind is always racing to learn something new, whether it’s a new language or skill. If I’m not learning, I’m enjoying my time playing video games, exercising, cooking, or I just binge watch my favorite shows and movies. Hell, sometimes I go to public places just to watch all the cucks and manginas just to see their miserable looks on their faces when dealing with the women in their families and I thank God every day of the week that I’m not them.

I do plan on getting a few dogs or cats in the future, just to keep me company and so I can further my activities and hobbies, but for the most part I’m completely happy that I don’t have to deal with large social gatherings outside of work.

The way that cucks and manginas have to constantly manage their large families, especially on holidays would drive me insane. People say humans need to socialize, but I’d disagree. I think they only say that for the benefit of women, since it’s women who’d go completely insane from a lack of social interaction.

Usually men for the most part, unless we’re extremely extroverted don’t need all of that socializing, especially when we’re trying to better ourselves, learn something new, or are just out enjoying ourselves.

As a MGTOW, I’m always active, even when I’m entertaining myself. Sometimes, I feel I don’t even have enough hours out of the day to learn and do all the s~~~ I want to do in this lifetime.

[nonameParticipant 746]

Do not take a cat leave it for crazy cat lady (the more the merrier), dog all the way!

We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. - Aristotle
Warrior asked Fear, “How can I defeat you?” Fear replied, “If you don’t do what I say, I have no power.”

[Anonymous 18]

BachelorForLife wrote:

still longing for something outside of themselves

BachelorForLife wrote:

external validation

BachelorForLife wrote:

the solitude only gets better and better.

Human mind needs frame of reference. The faculty ie ‘mind’ is one and same in everyone. What differs is where points of reference are for individuals.

What results from such change in perspective is the ultimate power – where and to whom an individual pays his/her attention to.

MGTOW allow a man to redirect the attention to himself. And wouldn’t you know it – we have all the raw ingredients and tools to make ourselves content with life.

Control your attention. Control your own destiny (to an extent).

[The Black ScorpionParticipant 2142]

The more I’m around people the more I don’t want to be around people.

I’m MGTOW and live every day to it’s fullest – at home, at the job in the gym, everywhere.

There is no time or place to sit around moping around about feeling ‘bored’ or ‘lonely’.

Once you follow the MGTOW path you quickly realize it’s ALL on you.

Your happiness, health, success, finances and peace of mind are all up to you.

I wouldn’t have it any other way.

The greatest tragedy in life is to spend your whole life fishing only to discover that it was not fish you were after. - Henry David Thoreau

[Anonymous 1]

The last time I said I was bored (other than my job) my father made me cut the grass of all the neighbor’s lawn in the area. Great learning experience

[Anonymous 54]

This s~~~s easy when your an introvert.

More diffecult for extroverts.

[Anonymous 2]

Only boring people get bored. Loneliness sometimes can be difficult ,depend on the individual.

[Anonymous 42]

I never got a knife shoved in my back from being single! The times I wasn’t single I can’t say the same! I put them and their knives to bed a long long time ago! Every woman carries a knife! AWALT!

[Anonymous 0]

I love being alone. I get so much done, and life only gets stressed and complicated the more people that are in it ( especially split tails) . I can wake up, get my day done and not have to deal with a woman being mad at me for somethin I did 7 years ago and gives me a silent treatment because I should know why she is mad.

[AzraelParticipant 502]

People have said it on here before, but it can’t be said enough; there’s a difference between being lonely and being alone.

I have always been on the hermit side of things. I work the graveyard just so I don’t have to see people. I have 24 hour access to a gym, so I can be alone there too. I totally get what you’re saying. When I do need a little human attention, I have a few red pill bros to drink beer with.

I have so many interests and hobbies it would be impossible for me to get bored. I never have enough time! I think only women are truly capable of getting bored, hence the constant searching for ‘something ‘. Men always find something, even if it’s just doodling on paper.

I understand hermiting isn’t for everyone, but if it IS for you, know thyself and don’t let society/ hive mind try to brainwash you into being a shallow socialized.

Glad you’re happy bro.

Quit looking at my signature, queer-mo.

[FunInTheSunParticipant 8283]

If I was a prisoner, I’d request solitary confinement and a stack of books. There’s a lot of books I’m interested in, but I won’t live long enough to read them all. I read during the dull moments of my life (when I’m standing in line at the post office, bank, etc.).

When I was a child, I read EVERYTHING because the world was an interesting place. I loved to look at the World Book Encyclopedia set. That was like a primitive “internet” for me. That was how I could learn about the world. I’m sort of an information junkie. Lately I’ve been reading a book about coding. I hear testimonies of people who say they learned about computer coding and they found a job with a good salary. So I want to see what all the fuss is about. No matter what stage of life you’re in, there’s always something new to discover.

"I saw that there comes a point, in the defeat of any man of virtue, when his own consent is needed for evil to win-and that no manner of injury done to him by others can succeed if he chooses to withhold his consent. I saw that I could put an end to your outrages by pronouncing a single word in my mind. I pronounced it. The word was ‘No.’" (Atlas Shrugged)

[BlackValeParticipant 79]

The Black Scorpion wrote:

The more I’m around people the more I don’t want to be around people.

I’m MGTOW and live every day to it’s fullest – at home, at the job in the gym, everywhere.

There is no time or place to sit around moping around about feeling ‘bored’ or ‘lonely’.

Once you follow the MGTOW path you quickly realize it’s ALL on you.

Your happiness, health, success, finances and peace of mind are all up to you.

I wouldn’t have it any other way.

This is very true. I have never been bored and have always been alone. But sometimes the loneliness gets to you. Its a paradox because I hate being around others. Some people have the stupidest habits/tendencies/beliefs and I can’t stand it. But I have to learn to deal with people and being social is something I never learned from either of my parents and I never had friends growing up to learn. I don’t want to be a social retard all of my life.

[Anonymous 2]

Seems like we’re very similar in why we engage in social interaction. It never hurts to maintain and improve one’s charisma.

[E2MotoParticipant 14]

I used to be very bitter about always being alone for 20 long years, but that also caused me to mentally harden myself, and now I cherish my solitude 90% of the time. I do hate to admit that the longing for woman companionship still hits me a few times, but being in my mid 30s now, it’s very easy to brush off. What gets me right now are people who openly tell others that they can’t stand being alone, because after those 20 years, I realized that it takes strength to endure loneliness and adapt. I now view them as ‘weak.’ What I love about being alone?

>Keeps me rational.
>No social politics, and bulls~~~ with other people.
>I can do whatever I want without worrying about what others will think of it.
>I do everything in my own phase.
>I can make all of my decisions on a whim.
>No one gets in my way.

A proud MGTOW rider.

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