HELP WANTED: I have a sister

[Old RottweilerParticipant 1520]

Having a sister gives you an insight into women. My sister lies when convenient. Cheats regularly on her husband and lies to him about that. I know because she tells me some of the truth about her affairs.

She said she wants an open marriage. I told her how would she feel if her handsome successful husband hooked up with a 22 year old secretary. She did not like that idea, but she cheats and has been caught with much younger men. Her rational is it’s an addiction and her husband is distant. I think she has not divorced because she makes a little more than her husband.

Essentially, my sister is a lying cheating slut. Not what you want your sister to be.

AWALT

[GnosticParticipant 2491]

BuckFitches wrote:

My question is: What do you guys do about your sisters? Part of me can’t stand being around her or her friends at all, now that I’m red pilled. Part of me wants to stop hanging out with my sister, but that goes against my family values so it isn’t an option.

I have a really hard time not calling her out on her constant bull s~~~, but when I do we can’t get along. Her friends, who I used to like, are also starting to really p~~~ me off. It’s like the red pill makes all girls look absolutely retarded! Being around them is a chore and a bore. But my sister and her friends are nosey in my life and want to hang out about once a week. So what do I do?

Why do you want to hang on to an illusion of a sister?

That part of you that want to get away is your brain analyzing reality and come up with the best course of action.

The other part is just brainwashing what brother sister is suppose to be, a dream that cannot enforce your sister to be the sister in your illusion.

Realize the fairytale, movies, traditional value are just…… fairytale, because in reality is not 500 years ago where the women have to hold to their side of the family value bargain.

Will your sister hold up her end of the bargain in family value?

There is no magic in MGTOW, just recognition of the truth and logical decision how to avoid dangers. The red pill is but the truth, it is no magical potion. Do not think in this modern world men have no longer have natural enemies, men are prey to women and government.

[J.R. “Bob” DobbsParticipant 521]

Hey Buck, welcome to the club. In more ways than one…

I have a sister too. 3 1/2 years younger. No other siblings. She’s a lesbian and a school administrator. Totally brainwashed by the educational system and the alphabet soup community. Was always a tomboy. She would get all bossy on me at times, even as kids. Needless to say our adult relationship hasn’t been great. Oh, yeah, and I’m a Christian, so that made for some interesting conversations…

Without going into too much detail, I had a nasty fight with my mother about 2 years ago and the entire family blackballed me. It was my defining MGTOW moment. Haven’t spoken to them since, nor my sister either.

Now, about 2 weeks ago, she shows up at my office after she had “gotten lost” looking for some other place and stopped in. Now she’s like “are you ever coming back?” I told her I didn’t know, but I’ve been advised to stay away by a psychologist. Dad’s a narcissist and Mom’s a borderline. I told her so. She starts crying and tells me she feels like a orphan. I replied I felt that way my entire life but have learned to deal with it. I’ve become acquainted with Jesus over the last 30+ years as a result and he has helped keep me alive.

Moral of the story: you’re better off going your own way. No more drama or bulls~~~. No more one-way guilt trips. Yeah it gets depressing around the holidays, but the peace you get in exchange is worth it.

–CNM

Quote from a former boss: "Don't get married...the fucking you get ain't worth the fucking you get."

[MonkParticipant 17020]

Old Rottweiler wrote:

Her rational is it’s an addiction and her husband is distant.

So it’s an ‘illness’ (thus no personal responsibility), and it’s all his fault anyway.

AWALT indeed.

[SwimcatParticipant 3597]

My wife had a real sense of character about other women. She could always see right through their intentions. Where I was dumber than of box of rocks when it came to what women where up to. Becoming single in my sixties has enlightened me quite a bit. My two daughters inherited that sense from their mother and could never tolerate other girls. They’ve become the two pit bulls guarding their widowed father.

[SamsquanchParticipant 4226]

I have a twin sister, I learned long ago that she, nor any other woman can handle even constructive criticism.

I love my family, and love getting together with them, but it gets harder every time. We all hung out over the holiday weekend, got to see my nephew too which is great.

I’ve noticed though the last few times, I constantly get interrupted while talking. By my mom, sister, sister-in-law, brother, pretty much everyone except the old man and the nephew who is only 7 months old. Basically I don’t really talk unless I’m asked something. Even then I’ll still get interrupted.

I love my family but it gets harder to be around them the older I get.

[It’sallbsParticipant]

AWALT

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