Collapsed three times and got hospitalized

[MonkParticipant 16978]

Yes – a quasi monastic community. Some private space with shared facilities.

It would provide accommodation for those that wished it and a place of refuge and safety for those who needed it.

[TaxGuyParticipant]

OldBill wrote:

It would a be a group men of varying ages living in a quasi-communal manner. Not barracks set up mind you, individual quarters instead. Perhaps a bedroom – parlor – bath “suite” for each member along with larger spaces like a gym, library, refrectory, and other communal rooms.
Living there would be young men beginning their careers and wanting some stability in the chaos, men recently discharged from the service, men recovering from divorces and the like, and older men who might need someone on hand in case of health problems.

That’s an awesome idea. My friends joke about moving back in together after all of the kids are out of the house. Build a house with 4 master bedrooms, a couple of washer/dryer hookups, big common area with a recliner for everyone. Basketball hoop out back, covered BBQ with fire pit, and within 10 minutes of a golf course. What else do you need?

I’ve said this before, but I think this very topic is why single men die younger than married men. As much as she hates you, the wife like the cash and prizes so she WILL dial 911 and save your ass. A dead plow ox isn’t worth anything.

Order the good wine

[Dashing Young DissidentSpectator]

Autolite wrote:

Can you give us the hospital’s address and the Spaniard’s name? At my local hospital, severe excruciating pain will get you two ‘Tic-Tacs’ and a “Have a nice day”…

Just yell out the magic words ‘i cant take this anymore you c~~~s’ and a Spaniard will enter the room with magic morphine and amazing ass pills. Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge. Now, I’d prefer a huge titted blonde nurse but when you’re in that much pain, beggars cant be choosers.

[OldBillParticipant]

Monk wrote:

Yes – a quasi monastic community. Some private space with shared facilities.

It would provide accommodation for those that wished it and a place of refuge and safety for those who needed it.

Exactly. You explained in three sentences what I wasn’t able to in several paragraphs.

TaxGuy wrote:

Build a house with 4 master bedrooms, a couple of washer/dryer hookups, big common area with a recliner for everyone. Basketball hoop out back, covered BBQ with fire pit, and within 10 minutes of a golf course. What else do you need?

You described Victor’s place almost perfectly. Five bedrooms, 2.5 baths, laundry, big kitchen with attached “family” room, big wrap around porch with gas grill, even a parlor he called the “quiet” room. Best of all, the old New England mill town’s “downtown” was in easy walking distance. He had one poor soul who rented with him for several years. He worked as a short order cook in various pubs and diner downtown and was able to walk to work while saving for a car.

Do not date. Do not impregnate. Do not co-habitate. Above all, do not marry. Reclaim and never again surrender your personal sovereignty.

[Ranger OneParticipant 16836]

Dashing Young Dissident wrote:

I had kidney stones not long ago, and the c~~~s left me in the emergency room for 8 f~~~ing hours squirming in agony and puking up stomach pile into a cardboard dish on the floor.

I yelled out I CANT F~~~ING TAKE THIS ANYMORE YOU C~~~S and some Spanish guy came in and injected me with as much morphine as they were allowed to give me. Then administered a pill up my ass.

The relief was f~~~ing euphoric. I high fived the guy and passed out from the exhaustion.

God damn it was pure bliss. I went to heaven.

Damn. I had a kidney stone when the now ex-wife was out of state on training for work for a week. I later discovered that her training was only for 3 days and while I was in agony p~~~ing blood she was f~~~ing her Facebook Chad in another state after leaving her training.

I found this out because a friend of ours who took me to the hospital asked me on the ride over why my wife was in Texas — which confused me because that was not the state she was supposed to be in — she forgot to remove him as a Facebook friend while she was cheating.

F~~~ hypergamy.

All my life I've had doubts about who I am, where I belonged. Now I'm like the arrow that springs from the bow. No hesitation, no doubts. The path is clear. And what are you? Alive. Everything else is negotiable. Women have rights; men have responsibilities; MGTOW have freedom. Marriage is for chumps. If someone stands in the way of true justice, you simply walk up behind them and stab them in the heart-R'as al Ghul.

[Dashing Young DissidentSpectator]

Ranger One wrote:

Damn. I had a kidney stone when the now ex-wife was out of state on training for work for a week. I later discovered that her training was only for 3 days and while I was in agony p~~~ing blood she was f~~~ing her Facebook Chad in another state after leaving her training.

I found this out because a friend of ours who took me to the hospital asked me on the ride over why my wife was in Texas — which confused me because that was not the state she was supposed to be in — she forgot to remove him as a Facebook friend while she was cheating.

F~~~ hypergamy.

That f~~~ing blows man.

[Puffin StuffParticipant 24979]

Even with a life alert system, if you die you die. Half of people die of cancer and half or the people die of heart disease. The other half die or other causes (lol…I made a joke…shout out to manbearpig)

If you die of cancer your likely to die in a hospice surrounded by nurses with the occasional family member visiting. Your wife may really love you and try to be by your side. But when death comes you’ll be out and go by yourself. Into life with a burst and out with a whisper.

If you aren’t married you don’t have as many visitors so become friends with the nurses and guy in the bed next to you.

If you have a heart attack you don’t have time to give a s~~~ about who’s around you. You get the chest pain then you suddenly die. If you get a bypass you’ll still want to go your own way and won’t need a woman.

In fact the stress of a woman could worsen your condition (just joking).

So if you marry you are trading a life time of pain and strife for a few days of conversation if your unlucky enough to die of cancer.

Everyone dies alone.

#icethemout; Remember Thomas Ball. He died for your children.

[743 roadmasterParticipant]

The best revenge is a health long life.

mgtow is its own worst enemy- https://www.campusreform.org/

[HermitParticipant]

Puffin Stuff wrote:

Even with a life alert system, if you die you die. Half of people die of cancer and half or the people die of heart disease. The other half die or other causes (lol…I made a joke…shout out to manbearpig)

If you die of cancer your likely to die in a hospice surrounded by nurses with the occasional family member visiting. Your wife may really love you and try to be by your side. But when death comes you’ll be out and go by yourself. Into life with a burst and out with a whisper.

If you aren’t married you don’t have as many visitors so become friends with the nurses and guy in the bed next to you.

If you have a heart attack you don’t have time to give a s~~~ about who’s around you. You get the chest pain then you suddenly die. If you get a bypass you’ll still want to go your own way and won’t need a woman.

In fact the stress of a woman could worsen your condition (just joking).

So if you marry you are trading a life time of pain and strife for a few days of conversation if your unlucky enough to die of cancer.

Everyone dies alone.

I hope I die at home sitting in my chair. I mostly never have visitors. Rarely get phone calls. By the time anyone comes to find me, I’ll be a big, nasty, mess of a putrefied corpse. I’m sure it will be most unpleasant.

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.

[onmywayParticipant 502]

Great tips and information guys. Definitely gonna stock up on some emergency gear, take a first-aid course etc.

I love the idea of a chill MGTOW community.
I would actually love to be a real munk in my 60s.. I don’t know, I don’t go to church anymore, but I do like my silence, meditation and psalms.

Anyway, I ordered a life alert gps watch! F~~~ Apple watches! Haha!

[Ever5Participant 1008]

For people interesting in living with others. They are beginning to create a new type of living space for single adults. It’s like you have a dorm room almost, a bed and a small shower. Then outside the small apartment is community space, kitchen, game room, etc.

Here’s an article that I found that shares a little about it, I’m sure there is more out there. The term they are using is “co-living”.

http://fortune.com/2016/03/16/adult-dorms-funded-by-venture-capital/

Also there are people out there that have nice setups, like someone already mentioned here of a guy who did it himself. But I know I used to rent a room, cheaper than an apartment. The thing is, it was fully furnished, and super nice. And the guy ran it like a business, it was almost like a hotel. The one I was at, it was pretty nice. But he showed me some of his competition. One guy was renting out rooms in a 12 room mansion that had an indoor swimming pool. The one I was at, it was his “business”. He had a huge house with I think 6 bedrooms total. And all of us stayed on the top floor, but still had access to the kitchen and laundry room. Most the guys there were contractors, like programmers. Most would stay for 6 months to 2 years and move on. I stayed there for 2 years. It worked really well for me, especially when I was working 50 hours a week and constantly on the road. Basically just like staying at a hotel.

And when I was doing it, it was like 500 bucks for the room, while getting a single apartment in the same area was like 800-1400 a month. And utilities were included. While the apartment, it be another 150-200 bucks for internet, water, electric, gas.

Truth has no place to live in the mind of a woman.

[onmywayParticipant 502]

Sounds like a good setup, Ever5.
I’m currently renting a room, but I would love to find a co-living setup or something in the future. Or sharing a house, but having my own bathroom / mini-kitchen. I really don’t like sharing kitchen / bathrooms, but I do for now as renting a room is just so much cheaper. And like your setup, mine also has all utilities etc. included.

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