I'm glad I'm young, but I'll be even happier when I'm older

[FearlessMGHOWParticipant 1928]

I’m a millennial and I’m in my 20s as of now. I’m glad I’m younger right now because I get to learn from all the other older MGTOW who know better and have more experience in life.

I’m not going to list names because there’s too many to list. But, I’m thankful to have gain the wisdom of so many older MGTOW members here while I’m still young. It’ll only make me that much more wiser when I’m older.

My generation is f~~~ed up beyond repair. So few are MGTOW and so many are social justice warrior f~~~tards.

I’d rather hang out with older blue pill men than most of my generation as it is.

However, I’m glad I’m a young MGHOW right now. It gives me a head start in life most men don’t have a chance at.

Once I’m older, I’ll have the life I’ve always wanted without women f~~~ing it up thanks to members here. Especially to the older MGTOW.

Men age like fine wine. Women age like milk. "One hundred women are not worth a single testicle." -Confucius

[Buller100Participant 2189]

You are spot on, the amount of time, energy and money Manginas spend trying to make one women happy is truly incredible, they are bred to do that so unless the see the system they are shot.

At your age you have a massive advantage, all that time and money to invest and make the life you choose.

Many men would be retired at 40 if they never married, if they chose.

For some guys its a life long bondage looking for the one, acting on their feelings of love.

When you stand back its a crazy way to live your life.

[survivorParticipant 610]

Pay attention to grades and graduation on schedule, as well as work, career, establishing professional contacts, health, (male) friends and staying debt free, a very bad thing for young people. As you progress further and succeed being unburdened from women with ulterior motives and their soul wrecking damage, all the rewards and kudos and people will come to you. Steer clear of women. And let me add be open to the claims of the Bible. You will find your life immeasurably better. “Give me your heart my son and let your eyes delight in my ways. For a harlot is a deep pit and an adulterous woman a narrow well. Surely she lurks as a robber and increases the faithless among men.” (Proverbs 23: 26-28)

Peace

"Shot through the heart, and you're to blame, You give love a bad name, I play my part and you play your game, You give love a bad name."--Bon Jovi

[VarunParticipant 2981]

I agree 100%. I consider myself lucky to discver this place. There is no second source to the quality of wisdom I get here. It has all made my life a whole lot better.

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

[Anonymous 54]

I would not like to be a young Man during these times.If you do want a women amd marrage the choice of women out there is pretty disheartening.Its easy to be without them when your older.I work with a lot of younger guys,but i have learnded to keep my mouth shut. They believe the whole “eqaulity” bulls~~~. If you where on the Titanic they would assume they get a seat in the life boat. Equality? Yea right…Im so glad there are some young Men wise enough to have there eyes open,and lisyen to us old dudes.Makes getting old easyer.

[Buller100Participant 2189]

Funny I hear guys speak how they would marry again , if they found the right one.

Like others I don’t say anything but I do have a wry smile.

Guys need to see it, no one would listen as it strikes at their life’s belief.

[BeerParticipant 11832]

FearlessMGHOW wrote:

Once I’m older, I’ll have the life I’ve always wanted without women f~~~ing it up thanks to members here. Especially to the older MGTOW.

Keep your s~~~ together and once your older you’ll have no shortage of women throwing themselves at you whenever you want a play date if that is what you desire. Hopefully they have a male birth control pill by then!

Buller100 wrote:

Many men would be retired at 40 if they never married, if they chose.

Most definitely…once you are done with school and starting a career its impressive how fast the money accumulates. I often wonder how so many of my peers are so broke, but then you listen to some of the dumb s~~~ they blow money on, especially woman related s~~~, and you understand. I work with one guy that probably blows throw a minimum of 200 dollars a weekend entertaining his girlfriend…its ridiculous!

Buller100 wrote:

Funny I hear guys speak how they would marry again , if they found the right one.

Yeah I have a coworker that says this s~~~ all the time. He talks about his second marriage like its the best thing ever, you just have to find the right girl. The difference between me and him is his first one was in his early 20s and he didn’t really have anything to lose. I’m not going to have my first one fail in my early 30s and cost me hundreds of thousands of dollars and set me back years worth of work just so some woman can have her princess day and the promise of a lump sum on her way out the door if the relationship ever ends.

[HaymakerParticipant 226]

FearlessMGHOW wrote:

’m glad I’m younger right now because I get to learn from all the other older MGTOW who know better and have more experience in life.

Same here. Many thanks.

Always going big, Yeah you know the kid, Call me haymaker.

[Anonymous 54]

I kept looking for the right one. Dumb ass i was !!hahah

[FearlessMGHOWParticipant 1928]

I mainly made this post as a thank you to all the older MGTOW out here as well. You’ve taught me a lot.

Men age like fine wine. Women age like milk. "One hundred women are not worth a single testicle." -Confucius

[MattNYCParticipant 2329]

Buller100 wrote:

Many men would be retired at 40 if they never married, if they chose.

Beer wrote:

Most definitely…once you are done with school and starting a career its impressive how fast the money accumulates. I often wonder how so many of my peers are so broke, but then you listen to some of the dumb s~~~ they blow money on, especially woman related s~~~, and you understand. I work with one guy that probably blows throw a minimum of 200 dollars a weekend entertaining his girlfriend…its ridiculous!

Exactly right! I spent several hundreds of thousands of dollars on dating, marriage & divorce. Now, as a single guy @ 36 i’m on track to semi-retire at 45.

If i didn’t spend all that cash on women in my 20s & early 30s, i’d fully retire at 45 easy.

I”m starting to think that, for younger guys, you don’t even really need to make a lot of cash; you just need to avoid the major expenses (children, marriage & crushing student loan debt). Anyone have any concrete analysis on this sort of thing? Would be very interesting, no doubt. & something i’d like to share with my nephew.

[FearlessMGHOWParticipant 1928]

MattNYC wrote:

I”m starting to think that, for younger guys, you don’t even really need to make a lot of cash; you just need to avoid the major expenses (children, marriage & crushing student loan debt).

That’s true from my stand point. If I didn’t have college loans to pay off I wouldn’t even be looking for a full time job. I’d just keep my part time job I already have.

Men especially when they’re younger really don’t need a whole lot of money.

Men age like fine wine. Women age like milk. "One hundred women are not worth a single testicle." -Confucius

[BeerParticipant 11832]

MattNYC wrote:

I”m starting to think that, for younger guys, you don’t even really need to make a lot of cash; you just need to avoid the major expenses (children, marriage & crushing student loan debt). Anyone have any concrete analysis on this sort of thing? Would be very interesting, no doubt. & something i’d like to share with my nephew.

Well during my 20s I averaged probably about 35k-40k a year gross. I also paid out of pocket for 2 college degrees, so that probably cost me about 50k after factoring in books, plus a hell of a lot of time that could have been spent working. All said and done, by the time I was 30 I had 30k cash in the bank, no student loans, and paid away 50k worth of principal on a condo.

If I played it different and didn’t go to college and just worked a second job a few nights a week, I could easily have been +10k+ ahead of where I was each year between savings on not paying for school and the extra income. Also…if I never planned on college and trying to get a fancy job, I’d have got into rentals. I bought my first property at 22…I could have easily put a nice down payment on another apartment here every other year without stretching myself too thin…meaning I could have easily had at least 4 positive cash flow rentals by 30.

If I was making 50-55k a year working two jobs and had 4 properties that conservatively earned me an average of 300 a month each after accounting for taxes/expenses/setting a little aside for maintenance/a little vacancy time factored in, that wouldn’t exactly be a terrible spot to be in for never earning an above average income. Had I done that and kept the ball rolling on acquiring rentals it would be very possible to retire in my 40s, or possible drop down to working part time and just managing my properties at some point in my 30s.

Also note worthy…never married, no kids, and I drove the same car for 10+ years where as I know people that have gone through 3-4 cars during that same period…and cars a huge money pit if every time you upgrade you get f~~~ed over on trade in value and financing. My typical monthly spending during that time, not counting school spending, was generally around 1000-1500 a month living on my own in a high cost of living state. So yeah…avoid the marriage, avoid the kids, avoid any other major forms of debt other than maybe mortgage debt, and you really don’t need a whole hell of a lot of income to get yourself set up rather nicely in life as long as you are smart with your money.

[Darth TyrannusParticipant 349]

I’m the same way as you are. My experience with older people is generally better compared to those of Generation Y and beyond. MGTOW for instance has treated me the same as everyone else with respect compared to those in real-life…
people in real-life just glare at me and women will give that “your below me” look.

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