Good MGTOW book – PIMP by Iceberg Slim

[Man SoloParticipant 111]

This book is the biography of Iceberg Slim, one of the most notorious pimps in American history. It’s a great insight into his ultimate MGTOW life and how he gained control over some 400 hookers.

There was a part in the book which brought it home to me that I should split up with my beautiful girlfriend at the time. She was the prettiest girlfriend I’ve ever had, but I can’t tell you how much of a mind-f~~~ the relationship was. Half of me wanted to stay together because of the sex, her good looks and her occasional good humour but the other half was guessing that no matter how much I tried to change her bipolar disorder and often aggressive, despicable behaviour, the chances of me getting properly screwed mentally and financially were just too high to ignore.

The inspirational part in the book is when Iceberg Slim gets a pep-talk from a friend about sovereignty and about how he should not cede any control of his life to a woman or anyone else, that he is the architect of his future, and who ultimately decides what direction it will take. This part of the book made me think about all the fantastic things I could do with my life once it was back under my complete control. A few weeks later I gave the aggressive Barbie doll the elbow, much to her disgust and disbelief, (she was convinced I’d met someone else) and I’ve been working steadily and peacefully towards a life of financial abundance, travelling, surfing, hanging out with friends, playing in a rock band and having sex with groupies ever since.

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

[RusskyParticipant 13503]

I’ve always admired pimps because they’re the most red pill people I’ve ever met in person. To me it was like meeting a jedi warrior in real life. I met a pimp the last time I was in jail and talked to him for days trying to absorb as many red pills as I could.
I even wanted to be a pimp myself, but it’s way too dangerous running the pimp game these days – hoes are crazy and bitch-slapping them to set them straight – amounts to battery
I should get this book for sure, thanks for sharing

proud carrier of the 'why?' chromosome

[Man SoloParticipant 111]

It’s not like any other book I’ve ever read. It doesn’t pull any punches, tells it like it was, violent and abusive towards women, a feminist’s nightmare – you’ll love it Russky.

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

[Duke TogoParticipant 2664]

Man Solo

Off topic but I would have loved to have thought of and used your name for myself. But it has inspired me to think up Mando Calrissian. I just gave that one away but at least I know I put it out there first… I think.

[TuneoutParticipant]

Again it’s funny how women will gravitate towards men

like this,they never seem to have problems finding women

to work for them.

Lifes a bitch,but you don't have to marry one!

[Buller100Participant 2189]

Thanks for heads up, just bought it on Amazon.

Another great shout a guy put up was the manipulated man, explained the lot it’s a free PDF.

All I would say if you read it be prepared for seeing your previous life ( if you have been married ) come to life in each page.

[Man SoloParticipant 111]

<Man Solo

Off topic but I would have loved to have thought of and used your name for myself. But it has inspired me to think up Mando Calrissian. I just gave that one away but at least I know I put it out there first… I think.
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Thanks Duke Togo. I’m happy with it, it works on a couple of different levels. Good job with Mando Calrissian, get in there first!

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

[Man SoloParticipant 111]

Looking forward to reading Manipulated Man. Thanks Buller100

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

[KimmurielParticipant 480]

In the words of 2pac after feminism

“If a bitch is being a bitch, you gotta break her ass then shake her ass”

"You meet a few exceedingly forsaken, Sit around the cooler refusing domestication" Aesop Rock

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