For MGTOWs afraid of Dying Alone

[NomadicExpatParticipant 1785]

One of the few potential setbacks I hear when a bluepiller is seeking knowledge is always

“I don’t want to die alone.”

This fear still permeates even the most red-pilled of us from time to time. While I’m an introvert and don’t like too much company, I can understand the concern.

Luckily, Hollywood f~~~ed up and actually depicted what the future will look like for MGTOWs… And I thought it looked great.

The movie is “Going in Style” with Morgan Freeman, Michael Cane and Alan Arkin. It depicts three senior Men who are living off of pensions and cohabitate.

No, they aren’t gay. They are just old guys no one else cares about, so they live together to save money. The movie itself wasn’t the best, mostly very soft comedy that won’t offend anyone. They eventually rob a bank due to their pensions drying up, but it’s a very “family” oriented movie. (Which is odd because these guys have gone their own way). But what I thought was GOLD was how these men lived their “golden years” together, acted like brothers, and stuck together no matter how bad the situation got.

I was truly inspired by the movie (not the plot, or the acting) but by how these elderly men lived so well together. It reminded me of my time in the Military, where cohabitating with tons of other dudes… was SO MUCH BETTER than with a woman. Any woman.

This is how I want to spend my 80th birthday:

Amongst MGTOW brothers, celebrating a life free of wymynz constant whining and nagging. In the future, I truly believe MGTOW will be so normal that it will eventually be mainstream. The statistics are greatly in our favor. At that point, MGTOW meetings won’t have to merely be online, in an anonymous forum, ‘lest we get DOXXED by the Matriarchy. There will be MGTOW watering holes just like a VFW or a Mason’s Lodge. Hell, those places were probably exactly that, at least in short spurts, for the Men of the past. A respite from the nagging, sexless marriage they were suckered into.

I’m a heterosexual male and can honestly say that Male roommates have always been the best. Men naturally have boundaries around each other. Men respect each others space and things. Men don’t try to change each other. Men just accept other Men for who they are. Thus, cohabitation is smooth sailing, at least compared to being with a woman.

This is how I want to spend my free time when I’m older, not listening to a sea hag drone on about how she wants to remodel yet another part of the house… because if there’s money, she WILL spend it.

The more I think of it, it’s hard not to depict heterosexual males cohabitating and not having a good time:

Or if your into the ganja, male roommates would be more like this:

Either way, the guys are just having fun, enjoying their lives with other bros, which is a Cardinal Sin to any woman who cohabitates with you.

If I die of old age, a long time from now, I hope to be looking up from my death bed with whichever Bro’s I’ve chosen to live my life with and around. Not some blood sucking leech who’s only thought is “how much money do I get when he finally croaks?”

[RhinoParticipant 3477]

Everyone dies alone you don’t take someone with you on your journey into the afterlife it is just another shaming tactic used by blue pill people to keep you on the plantation. I watched the move you mentioned and yes it does have a lot of red pill moments in it but the ending just goes to show you can’t take the blue pill moments out of Hollywood even if you tried.

[WanderingMGTOWParticipant 288]

Good topic.

I have a friend in his 70’s. His wife’s gone, he never had kids and he’s alone. He’s MGTOW (he doesn’t know it but he is.)
He’s been having operations and dealing with health issues.

He has other friends, one specifically who helps him out the most. There are at least 5 others, who check in on him, spend time with him, including me and my father. In fact I was just at his house last weekend making sure he was ok, visiting, and such.

I’ll take an adopted brethren over an old hag who hates me any day.

When you get to that age, people partner up and take care of one another. You can’t count on your kids to do it. (At least thats what I’ve seen.)

[Anonymous 7]

Guns, Swords, we all die same. Couldn’t find the quote on Youtube. Still a valid point.

Mifune was, well, you get the idea.

[KeymasterKeymaster]

NomadicExpat wrote:

“I don’t want to die alone.”

This is projection. It often comes from women too: ” Aren’t you afraid of dying alone?”…. and sometimes they will actually justify getting married for that reason.

A great clip on this…

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WE ALL “die alone”.

Clooney is right too. Those cult members didn’t “die alone”, but how is that a plus? The whole idea of “not dying alone” is actually HER fears protected on to him. But if that’s the best sales pitch she has to “sell marriage”, then it’s pretty pathetic.

Think about it even further….

Even if you married, wives generally outlive their husbands by an average of 7 to 8 years. So even if you got married to “not die alone”…. SHE is actually going to be more likely to “die alone”. Right?

Most importantly, does it really matter whether or not you “die alone” ? Or does it matter more how well, peaceful and content you LIVED.

One thing I don’t want, is to be dying, and having some nag standing over me saying “I told you not to eat all that bacon!!”. In many ways, dying alone would be a godsend.

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

[wyrParticipant 591]

I can’t imagine how I’ll deal with being single and childless when I’m faced with my own death. Worst case scenario, I’m bummed for a few minutes (hours, days) before I die, but have decades of freedom and peace. I’m ok with that.

Self-improvement is my religion. Sovereignty is my god.

[Anonymous 18]

wyr wrote:

I can’t imagine how I’ll deal with being single and childless when I’m faced with my own death.

Your married hypothetical son: ‘But he is my dad. He needs me in his last days’

Your married hypothetical son’s not-so-hypothethical-entitled wife: ‘What about my feelings? I told you he wasn’t as much of a great father to you. You even said once that he couldn’t spend time with you because he was working all the time. You don’t owe him anything’.

And you die alone after having worked 30 years for children that now won’t visit you but hoping its them each time you hear footsteps close to your hospital bed.

[StealthParticipant 5330]

Keymaster wrote:

One thing I don’t want, is to be dying, and having some nag standing over me saying “I told you not to eat all that bacon!!”.

ROFLMAO, KM!

"Once you’ve taken care of the basics, there’s very little in this world for which your life is worth deferring." -David Hansson. "It’s not when women are mean or nasty that anything is out of the ordinary. It’s when they are NICE to you that you have to be on high alert..." -Jackinov.

[wyrParticipant 591]

Good point, being married or having children doesn’t guarantee anything. Your wife may be blowing her boyfriend as you pass.

Self-improvement is my religion. Sovereignty is my god.

[Anonymous 42]

For MGTOWs afraid of Dying Alone

Sorry buddy, I can’t hitch that to my wagon, I’m not afraid of dying. It’s an obsession and nothing more.

What the hell are we supposed to do by that logic? DIE TOGETHER?

That argument seems to have the most power and influence over a man’s psyche than any other!

Get it out of your head! EVERYTHING DIES ALONE!It’s between you and your maker!

All you have to do is logic the s~~~ out of every argument they make and your head will be much stronger and feel much better!

[HermitParticipant 1121]

I’d be less afraid of dying alone than I would be dying with regrets. I’m committed to having none.

I don't hate women. I just feel better when they're not around.

[NomadicExpatParticipant 1785]

What Im really trying to convey is the counterpoint to most hollywood bulls~~~ like “the family man” with Nicholas Cage, depicting a MGTOW as sad, lonely and depressed in his later years spending christmas by himself.

The logical counter to this is that heterosexual males make much better long term friends/roommates than women and kids ever will. They are more loyal, thoughtful and repectful than any woman Ive ever encountered. I will NEVER cohabitate with a woman ever again, however at some point in the future I might consider a hetero male roommate. I can hang out with my bros for days. If I step into a house playing kids show reruns while a landwhale bellows incessant demands I need to GTFO after 30 seconds or less.

Im not focusing on the afterlife in this thread, however I do plan on making another thread about that soon in Philosophy. Death and dying are not scary in the slightest to me, Ive welcomed it in multiple theatres of War and now that Im home, many days wish I was back. I still skydive and scuba dive when my budget allows.

Perhaps “living alone and old” should have been a more appropriate title.

[MGTOW KnightParticipant 7477]

Keymaster wrote:

Most importantly, does it really matter whether or not you “die alone” ? Or does it matter more how well, peaceful and content you LIVED.

KM is again on point here.

We all die alone, what matter is how you live this existence.

Fuck bitches... literally and metaphorically

[Anonymous 42]

NomadicExpat wrote:

lonely and depressed in his later years spending christmas by himself.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS I ever had was spending and EPIC powder day on the mountain! Waste to chest deep fell Christmas night and SUNNY in the morning! We (my friend and I, another MGTOW) had the entire 6 mountain resort almost all to our selves Christmas morning, no tracks! We were ripping the steeps straight down full speed on unblemished sparkling snow! Rooster tails shot up on every turn, no compacted snow or tracks anywhere to make you shutter or stumble, My legs were wet noodles by 3:00 PM!

My ski buddy told me once that he doesn’t bond well with women that was the first time I recognized another MGTOW long before the acronym.

None, and I mean NONE of the men in my immediate family were complaining about my decision to blow out on Christmas and stay on the mountain, the women? OMG! Mom crying, sister in-law and cousins ridiculing for making mom cry, a whole slew of bulls~~~! Those conditions are RARE in New England!

They would have ROBBED me of one of the BEST days I ever had skiing! Thousands of acres under 3 to 5 ft freshness!

I learned through that decision that mom’s blast furnace of angry women couldn’t deter me from that total blowout day!

I made the right CHOICE and I’ll do it again! And again! AND AGAIN! NO STOPPING ME!

[Anonymous 14]

Nomadic, yea I have had both male and female roommates, women are impossible to live with. The best roommate I ever had was a best friend I have known since the first grade… It was awesome. Car parts in the front room to be worked on while watching a ball game. Unscheduled bong hits whenever… Unwashed dishes now and then, nobody bitching about it… I will NEVER live with a woman again, never. However an extra bedroom will always be rented to a guy friend whenever I feel like it.

[NomadicExpatParticipant 1785]

Anonymous wrote:

THE BEST CHRISTMAS I ever had was spending and EPIC powder day on the mountain! Waste to chest deep fell Christmas night and SUNNY in the morning! We (my friend and I, another MGTOW) had the entire 6 mountain resort almost all to our selves Christmas morning, no tracks! We were ripping the steeps straight down full speed on unblemished sparkling snow! Rooster tails shot up on every turn, no compacted snow or tracks anywhere to make you shutter or stumble, My legs were wet noodles by 3:00 PM!

My ski buddy told me once that he doesn’t bond well with women that was the first time I recognized another MGTOW long before the acronym.

None, and I mean NONE of the men in my immediate family were complaining about my decision to blow out on Christmas and stay on the mountain, the women? OMG! Mom crying, sister in-law and cousins ridiculing for making mom cry, a whole slew of bulls~~~! Those conditions are RARE in New England!

They would have ROBBED me of one of the BEST days I ever had skiing! Thousands of acres under 3 to 5 ft freshness!

I learned through that decision that mom’s blast furnace of angry women couldn’t deter me from that total blowout day!

I made the right CHOICE and I’ll do it again! And again! AND AGAIN! NO STOPPING ME!

THIS is what I was getting at!

I had a buddy in the Military who globe trotted during the freebie holidays we had when not deployed. He milked the s~~~ out of back to back 96’s (96 hours of liberty) for Christmas and New Years.

Naively, us married guys (before being divorce raped and taking red pill) actually felt bad for the guy… We thought he just sat in his apartment alone and sad while we frantically went out buying presents and gifts for people that didn’t appreciate them, and always wanted something even more expensive than last year. We thought that we were the “happy” ones, because thats the s~~~ that’s on TV.

Then he showed me his Christmas and New Years pictures, CRUSHING fresh poon all over the carribean, with dirt cheap airfares and free liberty. No one to answer to, and he made PLENTY of friends along the way, and not just vapid chicks to f~~~. He was truly networking out there as well.

All the money I was spending (and racking up credit card debt on) he was spending solely on HIM. On what he determined that he wanted as a Man. His time. His money.

My GOD man, he was living the life. Plenty of $$ and in his late twenties, in the most gorgeous places on earth, scuba diving, surfing, sailing and doing whatever the f~~~ he felt like.

That was my first glimpse, come to think of it, of the Verbotten life of MGTOWs.

I was deep in blue pill hell.

Sounds like you cracked the code early, MG-tower!

[Man SoloParticipant 111]

I’d be less afraid of dying alone than I would be dying with regrets. I’m committed to having none.

Good point Miser. Since I broke up with my last GF some 2 and a half years ago, I´ve visited L.A. – Hawaii – Cancun – New York and enjoyed every single second of every trip – probably because I didn´t have to make any stupid compromises like watching Mama Mia in New York or visiting a butterfly park in Hawaii or having to pay double for everything. I travelled quite extensively as a young man and intend to visit as many places on God´s Earth as possible before I draw my last breath, and if I´m alone when it happens, alone on some far flung Indonesian island staring up at the stars, after having travelled the world and having had amazing life experiences, do you think I´ll give a s~~~ that I´m alone? I´ll try to recall as many memories as possible of all the amazing things I´ve done, all the amazing people I´ve met, all the amazing times I´ve had. MGTOW is a great way to die with no regrets.

My cousin died of cancer in his 30´s. He died in hospital, and a few minutes before passing away he ordered all the family members who were present to leave the room at let him die alone. Apparently this sort of thing happens quite regularly, so even if you do have lots of family and friends, you’ll probably want to die alone anyway!

"Marriage is a good way to meet someone you hate and then buy them a house'

[Anonymous 42]

NomadicExpat wrote:

Sounds like you cracked the code early, MG-tower!

Children and family are a woman’s joy, just today I was flipping through my cousins smart phone looking at her totally boring and uninteresting new grandchildren pictures, I never had a baby and I don’t see the attraction, especially running the risk of confiscation and divorce rape. I did however tell her one picture really sucked with her dogs asshole looking into the camera, s~~~ photographer, even one shot standing in front of a sliding glass door in a dark room with the sun behind her. I don’t think they look for “the shot” and know nothing about lighting, just CLICK CLICK CLICK all night and day at EVERYTHING!

OH LOOK! BABY! CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK F~~~ING STUPID!

[Max PowerParticipant 2721]

Assuming I am still around, I will be looking after both my wonderful parents as long as they need it.

I was lucky, both my mum and dad were great and still are. I owe them at least that and more. As I am single and my son is now a man, I have the freedom of choice to do so and will do if needed. They have always been there for me since day 1.

Like I said, I am lucky.

[Anonymous 54]

If you get married, odds are 50-50 (kinda) youll be the one who dies first.
The other will die alone.

Why dont these morons see that.

They think its an all around garuentee.

People are idiots.

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