How is dying with a woman different then dying alone?

[narwhalParticipant]

Personally, I have 2 visions of how I’d like to spend my retirement years.

One is to get an RV and travel around the US. Visit interesting places, visit my kids/grandkids. Basically do whatever I wanted with little concern. Throw it a wife and not only will she be an expense, making that dream more difficult, but she may be against the whole idea to begin with.

The other is to live in an active old folks home…similar to a college dormitory but without the studying. Playing cards with the boys and just acting like a kid. Why do I want to pay for two in that plan. Why do I want someone complaining that I don’t give them enough attention, asking me to say in and watch reality tv instead of what I really want to do?

Ok. Then do it.

[XSDBSParticipant 3598]

Prefer Peace to Piece wrote:

The only time I felt “lonely” in my life was when I was with a lady who didn’t love me.
I would greatly prefer being alone instead of having a wife or girlfriend around who didn’t love me.

EXACTLY

I shared my bed with a woman that wouldn’t even kiss me goodnight.
I remember thinking to myself “I’m alone…why is she here?”
During the breakup she said “I won’t kiss you for you.”
I said “Then I’ll find someone else that does. Bye.”

[OgreParticipant 5863]

I’ll admit I haven’t read anything but the title.

Its a stupid shaming tactic. My grandfather is 94, my grandma died four years ago. He’ll die alone after surviving WWII, going through her cancer and watching her deteriorate from ALS, and 63 years of marriage.

Everybody dies alone, at the end even if you have someone holding your hand, you are gone and they are still there.

He’s a cool old guy, and I traveled over 1000 miles two summers ago to visit him in the old folks home my mom chose where he has precisely three people still alive that he knows.

I failed to realize in my youth that I was the prize. I was going to work. I was going to earn. Little did I realize that due to feminism, that no longer meant I had to share. Road soon, Desert after.

[globemasterParticipant 443]

What marriage promises to give,
you are in struck in hospital bed for six months due to car accident and your wife takes care of you.

What actually happens,(true by many mgtow introductions)
your wife rarely visits you and cheats with your best friend.

[BeeParticipant 700]

A variation of this theme is “who will care for you when you’re old?” Because marriage guarantees one free unskilled nursing care….

This is a 50/50 proposition. You might be the one called on to provide the care.

[BadgerParticipant 2277]

How is dying alone any different than dying with others in an airplane crash?

[FaxmodemParticipant 1415]

hellraider wrote:

WE ALL DIE ALONE.
Married men just spend 30 to 40 years HOPPING TO DIE, so they can have release from the hell of being married to a soul eating c~~~ of a wife.

Hell I am enjoying life and freedom. I rather die on my feet doing something I enjoy, than on my knees bowing to some f~~~ing c~~~ in a nursing home.

Us men didn't start the battle of the sexes, but we're clearly going to win it via the simple tactic of just leaving the battlefield in contempt."

[Dr. SableParticipant 1064]

Be it a shaming tactic or not the reality is we all die alone.
I think the only difference between people is, do they die with fear in their eyes or they resign themselves
to the fact that it’s just the way life is. It ends some day.
Iv’e seen soldiers die in field of operation and some welcomed it as it gave them relief.
So I guess its different for us all and woman or no woman, f~~~ it, we all gotta go.
One thing though, I’ll try my hardest to send a few postcards after my conscience leaves my body
and tell everyone how the weather is wherever I may be.

Zero Tolerance

[RhinoParticipant 3477]

At the end of the day will it matter if you die alone or not? I mean what are we going to sit back up after dying and say “well s~~~ dying alone really did suck?” Who is going to find that out in the first place. We will all die alone and cease to exist altogether or move with our soul onto another place depending on what you believe.

I think at one time or another during our journey as MGTOW we will be asked this question and we will always come to the conclusion that we die alone no matter where or how it happens.

[StargazerParticipant 12505]

When it’s my turn to go, I’ll be ready. No fear, no loneliness, no need for someone to hold my hand.

I’ve lived well and I’m happy with who I am and what I’ve done at this point in my life already. By the time I’m ready to go, a woman isn’t going to make any difference.

[Anonymous 3]

Women say a lot of stupid things. I don’t understand why it seems like everyone wants to attach important to anything a woman says.

A hundred years ago men just ignored women’s babblings. Starting 50 years ago it seems like everything women say is elevated in important, and it must be addressed and taken seriously.

You’re born alone and will die alone. I suspect a solitary death is the most peaceful one possible.

[BadgerParticipant 2277]

Rhino wrote:

I mean what are we going to sit back up after dying and say “well s~~~ dying alone really did suck?”

LOL!!

[SimpleTaterSpectator 56]

Two thirds of all the senior citizens who reported to feeling lonely… are actually in a relationship.

http://www.sfgate.com/health/article/Loneliness-lethal-for-seniors-UCSF-study-says-3643188.php

Yup.

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