My rise to power

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  • #248620
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    JibberJabber
    JibberJabber
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    Hello people, I’ve been reading this site for a good year now, but never actually posted anything. Thought I would maybe participate a little bit, as I appreciate all the threads I’ve read here so far.

    I was with my ex for about 9 years, married for 7. This is the first time admitting this to anyone, but when I dropped my ex-wife off at her new house, to leave me forever, I sat in my car and laughed like a loon. I was so happy she left, the downward spiral was so gradual it was almost imperceptible.

    Our relationship started off fine, she was a common sense girl, not very attractive but very sexual and we formed a good friendship immediately. As much as we got along, I refused offers to live together for about a year, until she started to become unmanageable. She became so bitchy, and attributed it all to the fact I wouldn’t commit to her. So, doing what I thought was “normal” and thinking we had something strong enough to last, I proposed.

    There was a real hot-cold aspect to the whole relationship. She would be so committed and in love with me one minute, and all of a sudden go cold all over, and get quite derogatory with me. It happened only slightly before marriage, but after marriage it was happening at least every 6 months. I am a very easy going guy, and giving her the benefit of the doubt would always try to help her get happy again, and make changes by moving to another place or going on vacations. It was never enough, she required a constant change in environment and need some massive life-changing event to be happy.

    I’m so grateful that we never had children. She demanded I get snipped, but hearing the tales of men with grapefruit-sized scrotums having difficulty even sitting down, I refused. She had her tubes tied, man oh man I am grateful for that.

    So as our marriage progressed, I always tried to placate her increasing demands for vacations, new house, new car, every day had to be concocted to be a variety show of extraordinary adventures. She could never just chill out, and enjoy a beautiful day. If I wanted to relax after a long day that started at 4am, she would grow bored with me just sitting on the couch for the one hour of time I had before sleep. She claimed to be minimalist, but everything we bought was at her behest.

    So then a year and a half ago, right at my busiest time at work, she decides that she is leaving. She doesn’t want to work on our marriage, has no interest in saving it. She had done this once before, threatening to leave out of nowhere, and then doing a 180 and wanting to stay. Well this time she actually went out and found somewhere to live. She was just cold as ice to me, a total shift. One day before she left me she had come downstairs naked and told me how much she loved me. Next day – she’s done and is leaving.

    Everyone who knew us was totally shocked, we both appeared so laid back and together they couldn’t believe it. There was no real reason for it, she just decided that she was done. So she left our home, left most of the stuff, and I threw her some cash to buy her share. At least she was not after me for money, like so many horror stories I hear. (Though divorce is not final yet, so let’s hope it stays that way)

    So now she’s on the “c~~~ carousel” as people here have mentioned. She trying to bone this guy or that guy, not having tons of success due to her mediocre looks. So then she finds some guy on a random internet site, talks to him for a week, and moves clear across the country to move in with him……..

    Everything I’ve read points to a bipolar disorder. I offered to stand by her and help her through treatment and counselling, but she won’t have any of it. Her value of herself swelled 10X in a week. She suddenly thought she was the most desirable women in the world, was going to be giving speeches across the country on stuff she knows nothing about, and I’m some lowly man who was so below her.

    So flash forward to today, and I’ve really made no moves toward finding another woman. I really was big on girlfriends before finding my ex-wife, and now that I’ve seen how mercurial women really are, I can’t say I’m begging to be let back in to that kind of situation. I was so content before getting married, living the bachelor life, and I’m starting to get there again.

    I’m a real loner type of person, I have so many entertaining ideas I’ve never really needed a woman or anyone else for that matter. I have a great career and make a s~~~ ton of cash, but just save most of it so I can retire early. I obviously have a lot of regret and sorrow over this whole thing, but at the same time some part of me is laughing maniacally as I consider the future with no woman dragging me down and making demands of me.

    I’ve served my time, and though it was my choice at the time, I really don’t know why I ever bothered getting married. The sex and friendship only seem good for the first year or so, and then everything very slowly started a downward trend with increased bitchiness and demands. Women seem to be very unreliable and inconstant creatures, flitting from idea to idea like a squirrel with a tree full of nuts. There’s good reason that marriage is dying in this world, women can’t commit to something of this magnitude for life.

    I admit I probably would have stuck it out for decades with this woman, just made the best of it and tried to keep her as happy as I could. It is beyond joy that I don’t have to worry about any of that anymore. I may be lonely, but I am as free as a man can get.

    #248636
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    Mr. Man
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    Welcome to the forums. Sounds like you’ll be doing just fine on your own. And don’t let her suck you into helping her out when she crashes hard during her next depressive state. I lived with an extreme bi-polar, and it’s hell. I would never do it again. They can be so damn charming when their manic and so damn vulnerable and needy when their depressed. They take you for a ride on their cycles, day in and day out. You must be a saint for putting up with her for nine years. Enjoy your freedom now!

    #248639
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    ScarberianMPTGL
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    Yeah, man, and enjoy all the extra cash that you would have been spending on her had she stayed. If she tries coming back into your life at any point, don’t have any of it. Tell her to f~~~ right off. Don’t listen to any of her excuses, none of that s~~~.

    I, Lelouch Vi Britannia, command you, all of you, to Go Your Own Way!!

    #248664
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    The Batman 2020
    The Batman 2020
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    Give this man some stars!

    Your 20's are for learning, your 30's are for earning.

    #248707
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    Blue Skies
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    welcome sir,
    thanks for sharing your story
    i’m glad you found the path to freedom
    enjoy the forums and the website
    cheers

    MGTOW is not a movement, it is a way of life.

    #248732
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    Xenomorphic
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    There was a real hot-cold aspect to the whole relationship. She would be so committed and in love with me one minute, and all of a sudden go cold all over, and get quite derogatory with me

    Man I can relate to that one. It’s the crazy bitch cycle. I think they are all that way. I was interested in women too until recently. I thought after my divorce I’d find me a good nawalt to f~~~ but I’ve really reconsidered that notion. Id rather die alone

    #248840
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    The Manipulated Man
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    Good introduction JJ.

    At first, I get disappointed when things don’t work as planned.

    But when there is some time passed and a greater perspective, it turns out that the “disappointing” events turned out to be good things.

    but when I dropped my ex-wife off … to leave me forever, I sat in my car and laughed like a loon. I was so happy she left…

    My ex caught me doing this and guilt tripped me for years afterwards. I had to deal with her because of our son. It seems dumb now, since there were many years of Alimony and Child Support. I was not entirely free yet.

    Even with what I know now, the emotional tempest as a result of being free from that parasite was too powerful to suppress.

    Cheers on your new found freedom. I will be looking forward to your posts about your divorce.
    And don’t spare any details!

    It is my understanding that a wife, in the USA, whether she works or not, will get half of any “profits” that were made during the marriage which includes property, savings, and pensions.

    But without children, things that belonged to you before the marriage may still be yours after the divorce.

    I hope the divorce works out in your favor.

    The following poster has political roots. But, If you consider the “tax” as something that a man gives a woman during marriage and/or a relations~~~, this poster can be applied to MGTOWs:

    marriage

    What happens when a man finally comprehends the cold and calculating thoughts that are going through a woman's mind, while her eyes are brimming with tears?

    #249097
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    The_Young
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    Welcome home brother.

    As for that other guy..here’s a quote from the mighty Big Sean.

    You the reason I wasn’t single in college
    What, all because I had you? N~~~~ I don’t even have you
    How am I supposed to get past you?
    And she called the next guy spillin’ some real s~~~
    Now they problems he got to deal with

    I lived with an extreme bi-polar, and it’s hell. I would never do it again. They can be so damn charming when their manic and so damn vulnerable and needy when their depressed. They take you for a ride on their cycles, day in and day out.

    Tell me about it.

    Brother, we need to stick together.

    #249115
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    JibberJabber
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    Thanks for the welcome fellas.

    You’re right about being taken for an emotional ride, Hominid. It never mattered what I felt, I was always just catering to her current emotional state, which was completely unpredictable. She’d wake up full of energy and so happy sometimes, and by noon be depressed and grumpy and then lay in bed the rest of the day. Eleloh, I believe most women are hot and cold because they don’t live truthfully, and when you hide behind a facade it is difficult to maintain all the time. Masks will always slip from time to time.

    Manipulated Man, I sure hope there won’t be a big story to tell about the divorce, so far it’s gone really smooth and I hope it’s nearly done. I had a pre-nup, but I realize that they aren’t worth the paper they’re printed on. But soon after separating, we both got lawyers and signed an agreement where I was not paying any support, and the cash I already gave her for joint property was the extent of monetary obligations. (It was a LOT of money but very fair for both of us) The divorce is proceeding, but I don’t anticipate any legal wrangling. I do have that to be thankful for, that she isn’t after my money like most. The thing is, we both made similar money while married, and the pre-nup laid out finances before marriage too, so aside from playing the system and trying to get alimony, there wasn’t much money for her to get anyway. But if there were kids involved it would have been an absolute nightmare for sure.

    #249309
    Varun
    Varun
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    No children? You are saved, sir! Hope your divorce works out fairly for you.

    Welcome to mgtow.com.

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

    #249856
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    Globemaster
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    Like you said she may be bipolar or

    She like most women must have thought marriage would have made happy, but it didnt, then she bought stuff to make her happy but it didnt.

    People like this dont know what is happiness, they think buying stuff or just getting into relationships will bring happiness.

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