Not Really A Good Introduction

[SandalsParticipant 4253]

Well, I guess I should make an introduction, because I have been posting in the forums, and someone said I should make an introduction. I don’t think I have a very good introduction to make, mainly because I don’t really feel like revealing anything personally identifiable about myself, for various reasons. We all know everything is a digital fingerprint, and while I am not a famous person, people in certain circles know of me, and pretty much anything personal I say could easily reveal my identity to certain people, which I don’t really feel like dealing with.

The short story is my wife just left, and we are separated now. That’s not much information, but you all know how the story goes anyway. I had pretty much realized over the past two years she was not getting better, and so had been distancing myself and taking precautions. Unfortunately, our world is so f~~~ed up beyond repair, women just belong back in the kitchen and in the bedroom, and should not speak unless spoken to. Society really took a wrong turn somewhere, and I have this fantasy that enough MGTOWs will want to create some colony somewhere and just check out. That would be awesome, but of course that could run into the problems that these things tend to run into when people try it, so who knows. I don’t know if that will happen, but I feel like it would be damn nice.

I think TV really f~~~ed things up in the 1950s, when dad left for work, and mom was at home with the TV on – that’s when the media and government realized they could totally brainwash the housewives and dad would never know what mom was watching. When the 60s rolled around, the conversion was complete, and dad had lost the wife and children to the brainwash experiment. Other s~~~ty social stuff went down too. It was all downhill from there, and here we are in the permanent recession / empire decline.

Well, pretty depressing intro, I guess. Not really a good introduction. There you have it.

[Anonymous 5]

Welcome.

Don’t be afraid of sharing a little more. We enjoy the stories. Did the c~~~ cheat on you? Steal money? Lied to everyone that you beat her? We see a lot of stories like that so no one will be able to identify you especially without real names, locations or businesses.

[Anonymous 29]

Sandals wrote:

Well, pretty depressing intro, I guess. Not really a good introduction. There you have it.

Well I hardly see this as a depressing intro. What I read between the lines is a man suffering from depression after a s~~~ deal with a female. Your intro/your opening statement about yourself are your first steps to freedom. Rational thinking, unhindered by female bulls~~~ you have been saddled with most of your life.
Now I do understand that some people have a hard time writing about anything including themselves, but make no mistake, here you are in a safe place where you can say what you feel you need to say without having to look over your shoulder in fear of feminist reaction. This is as good a place as you will find to start or continue healing and realizing your shift from a social slave to a MGTOW.
Welcome and feel free if you want to expand on your intro. I’m sure no one would mind or think of it as depressing.

[SandalsParticipant 4253]

Anonymous wrote:

here you are in a safe place where you can say what you feel you need to say without having to look over your shoulder in fear of feminist reaction.

That’s what the Ashley Madison users thought.

[Anonymous 5]

Nice intro,,,and it’s true,,,,”Discretion is the better part of valour.” which certainly applies to the net

Sandals wrote:

I think TV really f~~~ed things up in the 1950s, when dad left for work, and mom was at home with the TV on – that’s when the media and government realized they could totally brainwash the housewives and dad would never know what mom was watching

The power of television can’t be overestimated. It’s the biggest brainwashing tool in history.
I don’t think for a moment that people set out to brainwash women into thinking they’re an entitled class. It just worked out that way because they were the ones at home watching it.
TV programs and shows realised their demographics and catered to them. The more they told women they were special, and deserved special treatment, the higher the ratings climbed. It’s the same with magazines.
Radio would have done the same but it was, and still is, played in many workplaces/environments and listened to by a broader spectrum of people.
The internet and social media has sent women’s “committee” syndrome into the stratosphere of madness.
Once, you only had to deal with a woman’s family group’s opinion, their work groups opinion and friend groups opinion. Probably 3 or 4 little kangaroo courts at the most. Now you’re dealing with the international hive. Their expectations and sense of power have gone into hyper-drive.
I can’t see it ending well.

[Anonymous 29]

Nothing wrong in not wanting to write about yourself, but at least even a small intro is good to see.
Welcome.

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