Dying alone

[experiencedParticipant]

1st – consider the source of “You’re going to die alone unless you marry.”
2nd – tell them I did not want to die alone and I married and she divorced me, so I know that marriage is not the answer” or “I have many friends who married and were divorced by their wives and it’s important to learn from others’ mistakes.
It might help, were I born a woman in that they file for 80% of divorces and I might be able to force myself to keep my inclinations under control.”
The arrogance observed via which they kick men to the curb is more than compensated for by the sheer legions of these LAYDEEZ resembling a prune farm gift catalogue on social sites.

"It seems like there's times a body gets struck down so low, there ain't a power on earth that can ever bring him up again. Seems like something inside dies so he don't even want to get up again. But he does."

[MattNYCParticipant 2329]

Imagine this. You’re on your deathbed. Grasping at life, in pain. You’re torn between relief & eternal sleep, versus going on for another day, another hour, another minute, with those close to you.

By your bed in the hospital, your wife, and your daughter. Each holding one of your hands as you grimace in pain. The pain ebbs, the world comes in to focus. You see the faces of your wife & daughter – they’re angry. With each other. Then you hear your wife say:

“I dealt with him for a long time before you were born. He’s my husband. I get his life insurance.”

Men are utilities. Men are disposable. Women treat men, like men treat jobs.

Or … you could call over all the MGTOW brothers. We’d fire up the grill in the backyard. Cold beer. We’d light off a s~~~load of fireworks and have the cops show up. Once they heard it’s the final “going away” party, not a chance in hell you’d get arrested.

We’d toast your name & your voyage into the afterlife.

Which would you prefer?

[Mango IngawayParticipant 2264]

Jan Sobieski wrote:

You are born alone and you die alone.

That is how it is.

All these people are scared of death.

Death is not inherently bad, it’s just that people are scared of it.
They don’t want to die alone?
Well too bad, we all die alone. The rest is just made-up bs people tell themselves so they can hide the truth.

As Epictetus said:
It is not death or pain that is to be dreaded, but the fear of pain or death.

Death isn’t good or evil, death just happens.

It is a common failing of childhood to think that if one makes a hero out of a demon the demon will be satisfied.

[experiencedParticipant]

Cap285 wrote:

This is womens’ back up pistol when you have them beat in the marriage/dating argument.

You can die ‘alone’ in your own place, with your own stuff, happy.

Or.

You can be put in a home with your wife while she continues to nag you while you beg for death to mercifully take you.

Another possibility is to die alone destitute after she has cleaned you out if you weren’t well off to begin with, or destitute via getting ratcheted down via repeated relationships or divorces.

"It seems like there's times a body gets struck down so low, there ain't a power on earth that can ever bring him up again. Seems like something inside dies so he don't even want to get up again. But he does."

[NewgroundsParticipant 558]

Just as I conquered my fear of death to overcome religion I have also conquered the fear that has been projected onto me of dying alone. More likely then not at least 1 person will be there and if nobody is I have no problem with it. If I die a peaceful death on a bed looking up I’ll reflect on all that I have accomplished and be proud of that legacy, if I die in a accident well then I wouldn’t even know what hit me so what’s the difference

|Right Wing Death Squad| Swallowed both Red Pills /pol/MGTOW

[VerityPhantomSpectator 263]

Me personally… I don’t fear dying alone, I fear what’s on the other side.

[Ash NrahkParticipant 199]

Crazy Canuck wrote:

I don’t get why people fear death let alone dying alone. Who gives a f~~~ really. I rather die alone than people cry in front of me. When I die I want people to party. In reality we don’t trulydie. Scientist have discovered we are living in a holographic universe.

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So this World Science Festival is blowing my mind I cant get enough of it. Thankyou.

Also did anyone else notice how many of the speakers were men?

Anyway back on the rails. I was sat with my mum as she took her last breath. She took that step alone and no amount of my hand holding could change that.

I no longer fear death.To much living to do before its unpredictable arrival.

[RayBandakuParticipant 888]

Most painful long lonely death is to live with a selfish woman that makes you her slave, makes you feel alone while you are alive. Death is the easy part but making a mistake living with a selfish women is long painful living death. Be free, enjoy life on your terms, go mgtow.

[Anonymous 7]

The only thing I worry about is that my pet will eat my face.

But then again I won’t know so who freakin’ cares.

[NerevarParticipant 8040]

Crazy Canuck wrote:

I don’t get why people fear death let alone dying alone. Who gives a f~~~ really. I rather die alone than people cry in front of me. When I die I want people to party. In reality we don’t trulydie. Scientist have discovered we are living in a holographic universe.

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Well everyone wants a bunch of people crying because you died, it means you were awesome, atleast to them 😉

And if this is a holographic universe, please beam me up to the real universe then, because I’m sick and tired of this one!

"One of the best things internet exposed is just how insane women are." - Freeman_K

[NerevarParticipant 8040]

VerityPhantom wrote:

Me personally… I don’t fear dying alone, I fear what’s on the other side.

I’ve been VERY interested in the other side on several occasions. Does it end right after death and are you no more? Are you going to hell for doing bad things? To heaven for doing good things? Is there a “wheel” that decides your next life (based on your current one)? Will you be able to jump ahead – or back – in time to live a life there?

So many questions!

I personally have this nerdish idea that we all have a divine/ghostly harddrive where we store the experiences of every life we live, and when that drive is full, we advance to the next level, partitioning our new harddrive to store our past lives on and using it as a foundation to build or new lives upon. Ultimately, we will be gods (if you lived being a good person), aka a supercomputer/operating system with loads and loads of harddrives connected to it, guiding the lives of new people.

Anyone interested in discussing what I said here?

"One of the best things internet exposed is just how insane women are." - Freeman_K

[shovelheadriderParticipant 2400]

Having a wife does not keep you from dying alone.You can support a women for life and when the going gets tough they get going.My first cousin wants to put her Husband in VA home until she found out that she would not get his 100% disability check any more.She whines to my mother about him all the time,but will not leave because she would have to work and pay bills.Except for the running of her mouth I never felt more alone than with a women or more to the point to wish to be alone.Netflix and youtube are cheaper and better company.If you don’t want to be alone get a dog.

[RagDollRatParticipant 57]

Even if you “dont want to die alone” its unlikely you and your partner will at the same time let alone the same our same day same year or even same decade. My great grandmother had 2 husbands die on her like 30 years before she even died

now you could take it as want people to care about you and be their when you die, but you could just as easily adopt children, be a active part of the community or even just BE A GOOD FRIEND and boom those who care about you will want to be their when you pass on :l

[GrumpyParticipant]

Personally, I think the “dying alone” crap is just that…crap.
We all die alone, it is the last personal thing we do. Any other people there, are only spectators until it is their time to tap out.
If I’m lucky, I’ll check out where I am most comfortable, in the forest.

I have no doubt in my cynical mind that the following entities will be with me, to make sure I take my last breath.

1. The taxman/taxwoman/tax-transgender/special interest tax assholes. In order to get their piece of my financial pie.
2. Someone with a pan, ready to strip my carcass like an old car, whether I agreed or not.
3. Family members who I haven’t seen or heard from in decades looking for a freebie, and the opportunity to pretend remorse, while secretly hoping my burial doesn’t cost much.
4. My daughter, who will probably say “he’s finally at peace now” and have that totally misunderstood by all the overly sensitive money grubbing f~~~tards around her.

There was a time in my life when I gave a fuck. Now you have to pay ME for it

[VerityPhantomSpectator 263]

@nerevar that is an interesting concept, it somewhat reminds me of a video game called Assasin’s Creed where this guy goes back in time through his ancestral genetic memory. Is this just a personal opinion of yours or is there some sort of anecdotal evidence that may support this? When you say hard drive are you referring to maybe our true selves hooked up to some sort of matrix like machine where we can experience this by our “true selves”? The concept is interesting.

[Anonymous 5]

sidecar wrote:

Dying alone is for women to fear. Because it’s really living alone they fear. Because they are incapable of it. They need a host to parasitize. Without one they die. Alone.

Then their cats eat them.

That was gold.. lol yes indeed. Funny thing the cats will eat them.

[UintatheriumParticipant 1861]

People are scared to die alone because society tells us that dying alone is a bad thing.

A man who has friends isn’t truly alone. A man who has no SO can devote his time to science, art, comedy, creativity, history and plenty of other things.

I predict that many great artists will emerge from the MGTOW movement. A man can fully embrace his imagination when he no longer cares about what society wants.

Isaac Newton never married. Legends say that he even died a virgin.

MGTOW: because you can (and should) say anything about a woman as long as she isn't within earshot

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