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I finally got the decorations down from the garage for Christmas. I assembled the tree and realized it may be almost 20 years old. Putting up the tree brings back memories of good times and bad…. fun times, sad times, old relationships gone south.
The amount of stuff decreases every year, with the discard of items better left behind, trashed memories of weemins and hags past.
Happy memories of ornaments made by my son, mixed with memories and bitterness of divorce and single parenthood that came instead of the blue pill nuclear vision I had in my head.
So brothers, as we sift through the boxes of items and memories and the ghosts of Christmas past, I look forward to moving on, and reflect on life’s lessons.
I will admit that as time goes by, I do like the feeling of pitching some decoration or seasonal pillow bought by weemin from past relationships. I smile inside as I toss the object into the f~~~ing trash. Ho Ho heave Ho
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Anonymous1Yeah, there is something magical about putting up the Christmas tree and decorating it. Always seems to bring a tear to my eye. It’s a Nostalgic time of year for me. I can’t stand the shopping mania, but I love the season.
Merry Christmas.
This looming as the 6th Christmas I won’t see my daughters, I threw out the tree a few weeks back.
I’ll get to the rest of the crap as soon as the spirit motivates me.
Memories? Memories of what?
Don’t.
Just don’t.… shouldn’t that be Whores Of Christmas Past? (sorry)
All you can do is to learn from the lessons of the past and try to make the future better for yourself (and your children, if you are able to). I realise that it can sometimes be painful, particularly if you’ve had previous relationships (and children). Having a clear-out can be a cathartic experience and I think we need to do it every now-and-then in life; if we live in the past, we never move forward, and we must move forwards in life.
In a cruel act of fate, I lost all of my digital archive, with life memories dating back 30 years. So, I only have the life memories in my head now. I think it was life’s way of telling me to ‘move on’ in my life.

Anonymous43ghosts of Christmas s~~~ vortex past.
20 screaming kids shredding paper for plastic Chinese toys, cooking for 50 useless people and spending hours cleaning up and the bitching out debriefing afterwards for why one olive in the serving dish was missing a pimento.
Holidays all of them just another day. Victim of women involvement in my life. At the most I get together with my brothers also divorced and have a dinner. Perhaps one day it that change, but I am not betting on it.
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Yeah Christmas is always the hardest time to stay red pill for me..
I don’t own a tree. Holidays don’t mean jack s~~~ to me as I’ve never celebrated them. The last time I celebrated Christmas was when I was 7 years old. From then on, I refused to participate and my mother finally gave up. I saw the holidays for what they really were – a way for narcissistic corporations to bilk money from stupid people. I take time off when I want to take time off. F~~~ the calendar. Scheduling time off is akin to scheduling your wanking sessions. It’s just not natural. Thankfully I work for myself so I can take off whenever I want, and work through Christmas if I want to.

Anonymous12When you never start with that s~~~, you do not need to end it.
i got lucky.
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