Red pill revenge fantasies

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  • #702907
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    Stealth
    Stealth
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    Revenge is important to talk about, since many people consider it at some point in their journey.

    What my ex-wife, and many of yours, did was wrong. They stole several years of our labor, shortening our lives. In my case she also openly vocalized a wish for my death and personal despair as her agenda. I see others who had it worse. Some guys’ wives betrayed them as they retired, losing half or more of their entire career. Someone posted yesterday about a guy whose wife filed for divorce the day after he legally adopted her child. Someone else here had their child die as a result of their ex-wife’s actions.

    The fact that these women legally were not stopped from doing these things is insufficient to remove responsibility from them for their actions and the real-life consequences that we face daily.

    It was my choice to invest in my wife and marriage. I didn’t know better, but now I do. And yet still it was she that pushed the button, came after me and started a war.

    When someone says they want a person dead, and do everything they legally can to make that happen, the natural–and right–human instinct is to fight back. The issue is that there might not be a legal way to do so. Which either leaves a person ass-raped or looking around for unconventional options. In many of our cases, our ex’s were legally entitled to walk all over us and dance on our graves, while we were fined or imprisoned if we so much as lifted a finger.

    While I like to think I’m a smart guy, what do I really know about revenge? Revenge is a dish best served cold, years later in silence when guards are down. But that’s about it.

    Like someone said in response to one of my earlier posts, he is a crafty motherf~~~er and is not sure what he would do in my situation, but believes karma is best when you are there to make sure it happens.

    But in real life…could you? Do you have enough forensic expertise to thwart the kickback? Do you have politicians and judges in your pocket, like so many nickels and dimes? If you are a career criminal or grew up in the old west, perhaps you do. Otherwise, taking revenge into your own hands could possibly be classified as “doing something stupid,” or at least out of the skill set of most people. I do not plan on ever doing anything wrong, or stupid, or illegal, but if I found a loophole that allowed me to serve her her own medicine, I would take it in a heartbeat.

    You can say revenge is letting these creatures move on with their lives and grow old, hit the wall. But that’s not revenge–that’s just life. It does not make up for their divorce theft and causing destruction & loss of life to their families.

    I know guys who have been divorced for a decade and still angry/talking about it. I would say that is the worst option, and that it is better to take action or walk away. Others are not the type to take it lying down.

    I just want to make the distinction between some of the things people say, and the legal structure of the matrix.

    "Once you’ve taken care of the basics, there’s very little in this world for which your life is worth deferring." -David Hansson. "It’s not when women are mean or nasty that anything is out of the ordinary. It’s when they are NICE to you that you have to be on high alert..." -Jackinov.

    #702937
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    Carnage
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    I just hope some day that creature learn self awareness.

    I hope she looks up in the mirror and see what a monster she really is, that is enough hell.

    Because been that thing must feel awefull.

    To those following me, be careful, I just farted. Men those beans are killers.

    #702941
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    Trailboss
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    Sorry bro…your looking in the wrong direction. Living well is the best revenge. Live well, take care of YOU, provide only for YOU and maybe somewhere along the line, “she” will see what she lost but…to a MGTOW, we don’t concern ourselves with petty revenge. Except insofar as we LIVE WELL! That truly is the best revenge. What you are talking about is only about “getting even”. Not the same thing. I don’t care what happens to “her”. Only ME! #MANOUT!

    An educated, armed populace cannot be enslaved.

    #702942
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    Anonymous
    38

    For the people who have wronged me enough for me to exact revenge, I am patiently waiting for an opportunity. I will only act if there is virtually no risk to myself, if no opportunity arises, I doubt I will do anything.

    I could spend a lot of time plotting revenge and end up doing something which massively puts me at risk (prison). I see this as foolish even though these people are ‘deserving’ of my revenge.

    The best revenge is a life well lived. This is a hard pill to swallow but for most men it’s the smarter way to live.

    #702945
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    Anonymous
    54

    Revenge, my old freind.

    I supposes most of us have fantases about it.

    Me.

    At the monet of a betrayal, I promise myself I will have my revenge later.

    This helps me be cool at the time.

    Then I take my time and think about it

    Revenge.

    The more you have to lose, the less worthwhile it may be.

    Situations.

    Some dude cuts me off on my bike.

    I follow him to the Bar, have my revenge.Fist city.

    But..ex’s…

    Could you ever get enough to satisfy you?

    Its allways best, to just let them win.

    Your anger is the prize they seek.

    You win,
    By letting go of anger.

    #702948
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    No Ma'am
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    Living well IS the best revenge. Thrive inspite of their selfish betrayals and toxic negativity.

    "Nobody loves me, but my mother, And she could be jivin` too." - B. B. King

    #702950
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    Anonymous
    54

    Call them c~~~s on here.

    Very cathartic.

    #702951
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    TheDude
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    I’d be lying if I said revenge hadn’t crossed my mind… But then I remember what a total mess my ex is. Life and “the wall” gets them all in the end, and no woman is ever happy for long.

    Moving on and doing well for yourself is the best kind of revenge.

    #702952
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    Ranger One
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    Best revenge would be walking away from them and the misandric society that created them and leaving them penniless if they try to divorce rape you.

    All my life I've had doubts about who I am, where I belonged. Now I'm like the arrow that springs from the bow. No hesitation, no doubts. The path is clear. And what are you? Alive. Everything else is negotiable. Women have rights; men have responsibilities; MGTOW have freedom. Marriage is for chumps. If someone stands in the way of true justice, you simply walk up behind them and stab them in the heart-R'as al Ghul.

    #702963
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    OldBill
    OldBill
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    We all dream of revenge. The Count of Monte Cristo has been a best seller for over century because of that. I happen to think dreaming about revenge is helpful, helpful up to a point that is.

    If you’re daydreaming about revenge, that’s one thing. If you’re fixated on it, you’ve got a problem.

    As Stealth wisely points out, none have the skills or will have the opportunities to exact any real revenge. Nor should we. Going your own way doesn’t involve looping back into the past.

    Living well is all the revenge we need.

    Do not date. Do not impregnate. Do not co-habitate. Above all, do not marry. Reclaim and never again surrender your personal sovereignty.

    #702964
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    Anonymous
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    Also Stealth,

    Revenge is a skill.
    You must be sneaky.
    You must be able to avoid collaterale damage.
    The stress that last forever afterwards.
    Will I get caught.

    If revenge is a new skill for you,..

    Easier to let go of anger.

    Nothing sneaky about that.

    #702969
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    Anonymous
    54

    My lovely 2nd wife tried repeatedly to take me out.

    40 years later, I heard she had croaked.

    Eat your vegatables, cause out liveing then is very..very….satisfieing!!!

    All quiet now!!!

    #702978
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    Anonymous
    54

    One time while rideig my Bike, some C~~~ f~~~ed with me for no reason.
    Came after me with her suv.Got up next to me, told me guys like me are the reason people dont like Bikers.
    For no reason.

    Whent back later and found her car in her driveway.

    If it was a guy I would have knoked on the front door and..POW!!

    Lets just say, she had to sell her car, and then her house.

    It went on for years.

    But ex”s..

    To close to home.

    Let them think your happy.

    THAT is the true revenge!!!

    #703000
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    Joetech
    joetech
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    My revenge is knowing that ex #1 will take care of her habdicapped daughter all her life because said child wasn’t in a car seat. Her decision…her responsibility. Ex #3 has a bats~~~ crazy daughter living with her making her life hell. Ex #2 deserves no revenge from me. The other two? I couldn’t be bothered. I live well and that’s enough for me. As Yoda once said, anger leads to the dark side. I prefer to live light and happy.

    "Don't follow in my footsteps...I stepped in something."

    #703016
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    Kaido
    Kaido
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    It hasn’t happened to me. And I will prevent it. I am fully over women and they will never have control. MGTOW has taught me this. And I am happy I have this knowledge.

    What people call "love" is just a chemical reaction that compels animals to breed. It hits hard, then it slowly fades, leaving you stranded in a failing marriage. Your parents are gonna do it. Break the cycle. Rise above. Focus on science.

    #703029
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    Anonymous
    5

    After executing revenge on the person, what’s next?

    People made fun of me, belittle me, put their hands on me since I was a child.

    The flame of my anger is hotter than hell itself. No, I’m not miserable. Actually, I’m happy. In my anger, I find happiness!

    I use the anger as fuel to achieve success.

    Because of toxic people, I became a misanthropist. I dislike people to the core of my burning soul. But, remember, my happiness is revenge itself.

    I couldn’t careless about a soul on this God forsaken planet. I only care about myself, and my well being. But, society will make you believe, that it doesn’t matter how people treat you, you should always care for the next person.

    Nope, not me! Society doesn’t get to decide on how I’m suppose to feel. I have that right, nobody else.

    In the face of injustice, anger is justified.

    #703035
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    Princekie
    Princekie
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    I could spend all my time getting p~~~ed and angry. I could dream of vengeance. But karma is something I truly believe in, and I’ve seen it in action.

    Ex was happy to f~~~ around and do s~~~. I used to dish out lots of money for her shopping trips, we’d go out regularly to pubs, we’d have nice holidays and even though I refused to sell my house, I spent most of my time with her at a house that I was part paying for, with nice views, nice neighbours and gardens. I’d be there regularly to take kids out and give her a break.

    Fast forward twelve years. She’s been booted out of the nice house, and now lives on a s~~~ estate where she’s scared of going out after dark. She’s got over £30k of debt. Last holiday she went on was a crap holiday camp which is at the bottom of TripAdvisor. She never has new clothes. She’s lost her car and her licence. She can’t depend on me to come up regularly as she’s pushed me away, and I’m not exactly in a rush to leave my car outside her house (it’s that bad). She’s got a failing relationship with a obese 40-odd year old who’s never worked and lives with his mum. The ex biatch actually begs me to come back and “save” her. Regularly! If I wanted sex with this slut, it’s there.

    I don’t need to think about revenge, but trust me I spent years dreaming of it and thinking about her. I write this from the comfort of the home that I own, watching my roaring open fire and looking out of my window towards the glowering snowy peaks that face my house.

    I have my revenge. Karma is a bitch.

    #703038
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    Princekie
    Princekie
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    1042

    And by the way, at one point I was so burnt up by revenge I hit the friggin gym and burnt off five stones in weight. That’s over 70 pounds! And that didn’t take long.

    Screw revenge. I choose life.

    #703041
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    Narwhal
    narwhal
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    I do not want my happiness to depend to my ex-wife in any way whatsoever. I don’t want to take pleasure in her pain. I don’t want to be pained when she has pleasure. I don’t want to compare my success in life to hers. I don’t want to base my happiness on the ‘promise’ of karma.

    I can’t ever be free if I let her have that control over me.

    And to be clear, I see a big difference between justice and revenge. Well, I don’t really know where the line is between the two, but it seems like I know the difference when I see it. The only justice I think I really would want in terms of my ex wife would be stopping child support payments and return of assets taken from me in the divorce. That will never happen though.

    Ok. Then do it.

    #703042
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    Prophet Micah
    Prophet Micah
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    1972

    Is it still “revenge” if it’s something you never intended but just happened to have the opportunity to do it so you did it just to do it?
    Like banging an exs sister or her mom. Would it be wrong to pounce on that opportunity. You don’t INTEND for it to be revenge but more than likely it will p~~~ off that person if she finds out.
    Strange opportunities can come up at grocery stores. Then again you should probably think to yourself “This has got to be a f~~~ing trap.”

    No Wife - No Strife

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