MGTOW and time gained

[onmywayParticipant 502]

I love projects. I love learning.
My biggest project has always been music and I’m currently on the long and complex path of learning music composition. It’s hard, but extremely rewarding.

I just came back from a piano lesson and something my teacher told me got me to think. He said: “You have to practice now, because you never know when you will get married and have a family – then you won’t have time to practice anymore!”.
I simply replied: “Don’t worry, I will do my practice.”

However, when I got home I ran some numbers
Let’s take your average blue-pilled husband – if I’m being very conservative/nice in my figures, he will probably spend 60 hours per week on work and family-life combined (most likely 60-80 hours+ if you include nagging, chores, part-time jobs to pay cupcake’s credit card bills etc., but let’s stick to 60 hours per week, 50 weeks per year to leave room for some vacation time).
From age 25 – 65 he will spend 60 x 50 x 40 = 120.000 hours on work and family. All slavery, no fun.

Me, as a single, frugal MGTOW will be financially independent within 8 years with ease. I spend maximum 40 hours a week at work. That’s 40 x 50 x 8 = 16.000 hours.

That’s a difference of 120.000 – 16.000 = 104.000 hours.

It is said that it takes 10.000 hours to master a field.
I’ve got 10 times that and then some. Just because I chose to go my own way. This makes me so excited I wanna go for a walk right now just to get the energy out! It feels like the ultimate life hack, the ultimate super power!

Let me just put it this way: I will have time for my piano practice, dear piano teacher.

[Anonymous 18]

Life takes on a different meaning when you mute the external noise and listen to yourself.

What does a man want for himself?

The answer, unequivocally, is different than what is expected of him by his family, society, and certainly a stale cupcake he is stuck with.

[Blue SkiesParticipant 15665]

onmyway wrote:

My biggest project has always been music and I’m currently on the long and complex path of learning music composition. It’s hard, but extremely rewarding.

I just came back from a piano lesson

me playing the piano. In fact, i have never took piano lessons because they are too expensive, so i am self taught, via youtube lessons.
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MGTOW is not a movement, it is a way of life.

[KeymasterKeymaster]

onmyway wrote:

I love projects. I love learning.

Let this testimony from the worlds youngest(?) MGHOW – at 14 – be further inspiration.

“No I’m not interested in having a girlfriend, it’s a tremendous waste of time“.

“Tell me how you really feel”.

“THAT IS HOW I REALLY FEEL”.

Fast forward to 3:04:

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PS, I play as well. While other kids were playing outside and having “weekends”, I was forced to sit down and practice an hour a day – 7 days a week. When you’re 6, that’s hell. But eventually I started doing it myself without prompting. At 26, I sometimes practiced for hours.

If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.

[MrMeParticipant 651]

Piano is such a beautiful instrument, worth of leaning.

Good job man.

[MGTOW KnightParticipant 7477]

Keymaster wrote:

Let this testimony from the worlds youngest(?) MGHOW – at 14 – be further inspiration.

“No I’m not interested in having a girlfriend, it’s a tremendous waste of time“.

“Tell me how you really feel”.

“THAT IS HOW I REALLY FEEL”.

Fast forward to 3:04:

This kid is brilliant. The brightest minds always tend to go their own way. Incredible.

Fuck bitches... literally and metaphorically

[onmywayParticipant 502]

Great video! I remember seeing that some time ago – completely forgot about it. Great kid!

[Modern Day WarriorParticipant 499]

onmyway wrote:

He said: “You have to practice now, because you never know when you will get married and have a family – then you won’t have time to practice anymore!”.

Very true. I sail catamarans, and often take the Soldiers I train on weekends. Several of them are engaged, so I tell them they better come out soon because married men aren’t allowed to go sailing. And it’s true, no married guys have gone with me.

I relate to the music thing too, as a guitarist. Women cost a lot of money, and a lot of time. And we’re supposed to participate…why? To get occasional access to a vagina? Whenever she feels so inclined to dole out that little dog treat? F~~~ that. I’m going sailing today. And tomorrow.

"One must put up barriers to keep oneself intact." - Neil Peart

[X11Spectator 4520]

I lack the music gene, love listening tho.

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