MGTOWDid Watching Your Parents Over The Years Help You Stay Away From Marriage? – MGTOW https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/feed/ Mon, 08 Jun 2020 17:35:08 +0000 http://bbpress.org/?v=2.5.14-6684 en-US https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/page/367/#post-44641 <![CDATA[Did Watching Your Parents Over The Years Help You Stay Away From Marriage?]]> https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/page/367/#post-44641 Mon, 27 Apr 2015 01:06:23 +0000 DoinMyOwnThing40 Growing up, looking back, how did your Dad do with his life? Was he in a happy marriage with your Mom?

Whenever my Dad is real angry at Mom, I ask him if he is sorry he ever got married. He will usually say “Yes, but I know that the alternative is a lot worse of a woman than her. There are some horrible bitches out there.”

Real compelling reason to get married huh?

 

Women are parasites. Each and every last one of them.

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https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44664 <![CDATA[Reply To: Did Watching Your Parents Over The Years Help You Stay Away From Marriage?]]> https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44664 Mon, 27 Apr 2015 02:09:40 +0000 Beer It cracks me up talking to my parents now.  Whenever its a conversation with my mom…”When are you going to get MARRIED and start having grand babies?”  I think she thinks I’m joking when I tell her maybe she’ll have a grand baby someday but I’m never getting married.  The way I look at it is child support is only going to f~~~ my finances up for 18 years max, where as child support + a divorce can potentially f~~~ my future finances up for life, and potentially even f~~~ up some investment I’ve already made in the past.

But my dad…in my early 20’s if I was like “Why did you ever marry her?” he would whip out the not all women are like that crap…that I just had to find a good one, not one like my mom.  Now that I’m in my early 30’s though…his lines have changed to “You know, you don’t have to get married if you want kids these days,” or “I don’t know why any young man would ever get married in today’s society.”

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https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44673 <![CDATA[Reply To: Did Watching Your Parents Over The Years Help You Stay Away From Marriage?]]> https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44673 Mon, 27 Apr 2015 02:33:56 +0000 Mendokusai Hell yeah! My mother running off when I was eight for some A-hole leaving my old man to raise me was a good start.

Even though he was a terrific father his taste in womin did not bear close examination lets just say.

My step mom had all the maternal qualities of a walking freezer unit although I bet she didn’t realize that was in the kitchen.

So in highschool  when my friends were banging anything fetard,I was hanging back,observing and waiting.

As such I’ve had a few relations~~~s but still smart enough to keep separate addresses and use protection even when they told me “I’m on the pill”.

 

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https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44674 <![CDATA[Reply To: Did Watching Your Parents Over The Years Help You Stay Away From Marriage?]]> https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44674 Mon, 27 Apr 2015 02:38:45 +0000 My folks were married for 56 years. My mother passed away last year at this time. My dad still carries on. I never saw them argue in their relationship but I felt the tension when mom was upset. I believe she took a lot of her frustrations out on me, the first son and second oldest of 7 kids. She called me defiant but I stood up to her a lot. Got my share of beatings for it. From her, not my father. She told me I said I wish there were no mothers just fathers when I was a kid.

I was VERY cynical about marriage. My parents were both very devout Roman Catholics so there was no birth control. I’m certain mom got pregnant every time they had sex other than when she was already pregnant. 7 kids and 3 miscarriages in 9 years. Dad was a horny son of a gun. A virgin at 29 when they married. I believe once he got a taste of sex he was addicted and back in those days a wife wasn’t able to say no. It was her duty. Mom told me she hated sex because of the constant pregnancies. I understand now.

Mom had dad trained well. In the latter years of their relationship he would write her little notes if he went to the mailbox to pick up the mail. I used to joke he had to write her a love note if he left the room. He doted on her the last few years of her life. He confided to me that his purpose in life was to take care of her. I have tremendous respect for him and often tried to stand up for him when she would do her little manipulative complaints about him. He would just shake his head at me and say let it go. He always told me it took a bigger man to walk away from a fight. I’ve asked him about marriage and he has told me never make the same mistake ONCE. He is 86 years old and only been with 1 woman. He is as close to a saint as I would know.

Telling him that I had gotten my GF pregnant was probably the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do. Being Roman Catholic I did the “right thing” and married her. We fought, oh did we fight. Ironically my ex’s birthday was the day before my moms. They were both Geminis.

I would probably not have married if not for the pregnancy.

RIP mom.

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https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44683 <![CDATA[Reply To: Did Watching Your Parents Over The Years Help You Stay Away From Marriage?]]> https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44683 Mon, 27 Apr 2015 02:57:36 +0000 My parents stayed married. I think in some ways having your parents stay together is worse than if they split up. At least if they split up you have some frame of reference.

For me, the idea of getting divorced was unthinkable as it was with my parents entire generation, born around 1930.

So I was blind sided by the changes in our culture. Now with the rising single mother rate, men have to again deal with a new phenomenon, the Bastard and the Bride. I know it sounds harsh but not raising the harsh realities has gotten us where we are. F~~~ed up s~~~ creek without a canoe.

Single mothers are raising a generation of bastard children. Bastard children are well known though out history for the way they are treated by their family and their peers. They are known to be damaged goods. Because that’s what they are. They have two strikes against them from birth. A psycho-mom and complete absence of their father from their life. Of course the walking ATM makes payouts like clockwork.

No amount of money will turn a bastard child into a legitimate child. Feminists think we have overcome our basic nature because we are so progressive.

I tell you, men in college today are learning the true ways of women. No empathy for men. No due process of law. Men are officially second class citizens in our new anti-white hetero male apartheid.

Maybe seeing divorce from the inside will save some young men from making that fatal error and thinking that ticking time bomb in your bed is “not like that”.

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https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44692 <![CDATA[Reply To: Did Watching Your Parents Over The Years Help You Stay Away From Marriage?]]> https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44692 Mon, 27 Apr 2015 03:12:37 +0000 Smitty the Great One Hell no, my parents have a damn near perfect marriage, it’s a little disheartening to be honest. They each had their role and both did their share to make a good family. It left me with an unreasonably high expectation of how relationships actually worked. I’ve given up on trying to find anything like what my parents had, it’s just not happening.

Life is too long to play by someone elses rules....

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https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44700 <![CDATA[Reply To: Did Watching Your Parents Over The Years Help You Stay Away From Marriage?]]> https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44700 Mon, 27 Apr 2015 03:35:07 +0000 TaoTheMgtowWanderer My mom and dad had fights over there child’s “future.” almost every single f~~~ing day for about 8 years.  soon as i finished college, my mom couldn’t take it anymore and divorced him, took him for as much as she could get, and is now feasting on him like a tic drinks the blood of its victim. (vaginamony, and anything else she could get as well.)

My parent Marriage was a destructive hellish soul  crushing crucible that ruined my childhood.

A few weeks ago, my mom and her boyfriend got drunk as a skunk, had a fight, and she “left” him.  On the plus side, she can no longer drink (or bring drugs) into my house, she can no longer feed into that addiction in my presence and within my house. (she is back f~~~ing him again, though they both have learned there lesson now, and im leaving, im done with her bulls~~~, and i wish i had found this site back before i had to make a choice for who to go with, and being upset at the time, i ran for the only person who stood up for me at the time.(Biggest f~~~ing mistake ever!)  My dad is an ass, but he was pretty rational.

However…soon as I move out, I don’t care if her f~~~ing house burns down around her ears, so long as it holds together long enough for me to leave.  I’m done with this bitch, im out of here.  Set off date is end of June at the latest, and i appreciate you guys for all the help you have given that i am making the right decision.

My peace of mind is worth more then your vagina...cunt.

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https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44791 <![CDATA[Reply To: Did Watching Your Parents Over The Years Help You Stay Away From Marriage?]]> https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44791 Mon, 27 Apr 2015 08:33:10 +0000 SnakeyXT

Hell no, my parents have a damn near perfect marriage, it’s a little disheartening to be honest. They each had their role and both did their share to make a good family. It left me with an unreasonably high expectation of how relationships actually worked. I’ve given up on trying to find anything like what my parents had, it’s just not happening.

snap.  same thing on my side.  we both have an excellent reference point to what a healthy relationship looks like and the personality required to pull it off.  like you, i fail to see any chance of that for myself, the social zeitgeist of the day makes this nearly impossible.  i just couldn’t be bothered

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https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44797 <![CDATA[Reply To: Did Watching Your Parents Over The Years Help You Stay Away From Marriage?]]> https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44797 Mon, 27 Apr 2015 08:58:45 +0000 FitzBones Mine simply taught me no second chances. My parents split when I was 17, but Dad let her come back when I was 19. Theyre content with each other but definitely not happy. He shuts down n bottles it all up, she vents and escapes into her work. Not healthy, not productive and they were both happier seperated; they split for a reason and they forgot that reason..

"If you can fill the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds' worth of distance run,"

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https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44821 <![CDATA[Reply To: Did Watching Your Parents Over The Years Help You Stay Away From Marriage?]]> https://www.mgtow.com/forums/topic/did-watching-your-parents-over-the-years-help-you-stay-away-from-marriage/#post-44821 Mon, 27 Apr 2015 12:08:53 +0000 Everything is all we've got My mum and dad split when I was 6 so I can’t really remember that one. But when my mum remarried to the rebound she had he turned out to be an abusive asshole to me and my siblings which lasted 10 years too long.

On my dad’s side, he is the biggest blue pill mangina I know. He did a good deed for a woman who had just been kicked out of her house by her ex. My dad let her and her son stay and they ended up getting married and her ‘accidentally’ becoming pregnant.

He’s still married with the biggest narcissist obese bitch and my half sister is 8. He just looks like the most miserable person ever, even in his solid blue pill state he even told me “Don’t ever let a woman trap you”. She checks through his emails, mobile phone, made him cut contact with most of his friends and even recently I found her to have looked through MY facebook private messages.

I’ve decided I won’t go back to my dad’s house if she’s going to be there. My dad knows that if she divorces him it’ll ruin him financially so he’s stuck, I used to feel sorry for him but he lets her treat him this way so I just pity him now.

To answer the thread question, hell yes, my dad looks a broken man, but when I told him I have no desire to ever marry he came out with the “You’re only 21, you’re naive”

"You can suffer from a life experience, or you can learn, move on and thrive."
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