"Say it in broken English",

[Anonymous 3]

Thank you & welcome. Your struggles are understood & I appreciate your intro. I have had my own problem extricating myself from an overbearing & possessive Mother. You’ve overcome a lot. You really are a very strong person. Again, WELCOME

[Anonymous 54]

Thank you observer.

So you are an observer, not by choice.

Please participate here.

Welcome!!!!!

[RemovedParticipant 4676]

Life is seemingly most hard on those that do not have looks or the physical ability, but consider yourself fortunate. It could have been far worse. The less you have, the less you will be used, manipulated and robbed from.

Though a rough start, you can become all those things you want, as long as you realize and accept your limitations. For instance, I am injured from combat, so I cannot do certain things physically, and my goals adjusted due to that. Without the oppression of a woman, you will find your abilities are actually increased, focus improved and successes in life more likely.

From someone that traveled the world, it is an amazing thing. I always attempted to learn some basic parts of the language to any country that I go to, and most places that I visit have shown appreciation to that. All except the French, really. I have only a few pictures of my travels, as digital cameras were a new concept in my days abroad. Just remember to not live down the sites of a camera.

Are you still a believer in your faith, or has it continued to be something that you keep in your past?

[ObserverParticipant 47]

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but consider yourself fortunate.

A few years ago I accepted my body, so now It’s not a problem now. It’s a problem in a way that I don’t like other people to help me. I don’t like be problem for them, so I travel by myself, I pay for myself. I don’t like any faovrs also, because every favor must be paid in one way or another.

Removed wrote:

Are you still a believer in your faith, or has it continued to be something that you keep in your past?

I don’t believe in God, but I believe that faith could help people with everyday problems, give them comunnity and answers. It’s the best psychological life insurence. On the other hand religion can be manipulative, can do a lot hurt to the mind. I’m distrustful also because of my religion, where being honest about doubts can lead you to the trouble.

Now I’m something like cheerful nihilist.

“We are born into this time and must bravely follow the path to the destined end. There is no other way. Our duty is to hold on to the lost position, without hope, without rescue, like that Roman soldier whose bones were found in front of a door in Pompeii, who, during the eruption of Vesuvius, died at his post because they forgot to relieve him. That is greatness. That is what it means to be a thoroughbred. The honorable end is the one thing that can not be taken from a man.” Oswald Spengler

[ZarathustraParticipant 2246]

Thank you for posting your story. After reading it your reluctance to post became clear because it seems like you are a very thoughtful and intelligent person and perhaps, since English is not your first language, you were worried about posting your complex thoughts and not having them understood. But MGTOW… is a universal language, whether you are Chinese, Czech, English or Tazmanian, if you are a man you speak our language.

Welcome again!

[Anonymous 54]

We beat it out of him!!! Hahah

He will thank us later.

[RemovedParticipant 4676]

Observer wrote:

Uly wrote:

but consider yourself fortunate.

A few years ago I accepted my body, so now It’s not a problem now. It’s a problem in a way I don’t like people to help me. I dont like be problem for them, so I travel by myself, I pay for myself. I don’t like any faovrs also, because every favor must be paid in one way or another.

Uly wrote:

Are you still a believer in your faith, or has it continued to be something that you keep in your past?

I don’t believe in God, but I believe that faith could help people with everyday problems, give them comunnity and answers. It’s the best psychological life insurence. On the other hand religion can be manipulative, can do a lot hurt to the mind. I’m distrustful also because of religion, where being honest about doubts can lead you to the trouble.

Now I’m something like cheerful nihilist.

That is a huge lesson that the women will learn in time. They keep taking favors, and it is causing governments to go broke, passing the bill to the man, who is also going broke. Women are the creators of debt.

I have the same belief in religion, but I believe in God in my own faith. I feel that the truth is there, but it is manipulated for power and money. Either way, a person needs to find what works for them, since, essentially, it is not healthy to live off of the belief of someone else.

You said that you were looking for more hobbies. I would suggest the guitar or some other musical instrument. It is proven that men are more creative and more musically inclined. It would be a very enjoyable thing for you to do in your travels.

[Anonymous 3]

Good stuff! All the way around

[ObserverParticipant 47]

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I would suggest the guitar or some other musical instrument

Im thinking about urbex.It’s a tourism through the ruins, abandoned places, etc. Nowadays i like testing myself. I would rather do something chellenging, even dangerous.

“We are born into this time and must bravely follow the path to the destined end. There is no other way. Our duty is to hold on to the lost position, without hope, without rescue, like that Roman soldier whose bones were found in front of a door in Pompeii, who, during the eruption of Vesuvius, died at his post because they forgot to relieve him. That is greatness. That is what it means to be a thoroughbred. The honorable end is the one thing that can not be taken from a man.” Oswald Spengler

[RemovedParticipant 4676]

Observer wrote:

Uly wrote:

I would suggest the guitar or some other musical instrument

Im thinking about urbex.It’s a tourism through the ruins, abandoned places, etc. Nowadays i like testing myself. I would rather do something chellenging, even dangerous.

That is fascinating. I never heard of that until now. Will you use ghost towns or towns where they have a lot of shut down areas? I will not ask if you intend on violating any trespassing laws, ha! Perhaps you can put an album together and share it with us. Of course, following ways to keep your anonymity.

[ObserverParticipant 47]

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Will you use ghost towns or towns where they have a lot of shut down areas?

Ukrainian “Chernobyl Pripyat” is one of the most known destination points for the urbex fans. It’s also perfectly legal if you pay for all official permits, vizas and walk only official paths. People who tries to enter “zona” illegal ( by night) are called stalkers and Chased by the police.

Theres also a guy in USA, photographer Seph Lawless, who discovers abandoned places in America. He recently relased an album: “Autopsy of America”.

My plans? I know about one completly abandoned city in my country, but I must be hurry or postpone travel for the next year, because winter is coming.

“We are born into this time and must bravely follow the path to the destined end. There is no other way. Our duty is to hold on to the lost position, without hope, without rescue, like that Roman soldier whose bones were found in front of a door in Pompeii, who, during the eruption of Vesuvius, died at his post because they forgot to relieve him. That is greatness. That is what it means to be a thoroughbred. The honorable end is the one thing that can not be taken from a man.” Oswald Spengler

[The Manipulated ManParticipant 1856]

Observer wrote:

…..Im 100% that my life will by bachelor life. And I must find a way to make it meaningful…..

It is good that you are not tempted to get into an addiction like Unicorn Hunting and having a RelationS~~~.

Many of us here at MGTOW are Freed Slaves and are just enjoying life outside the Plantation. Old guys like me who have been through Blue Pill Hell for too long, have emotion/ social scars and tend to be twitchy with a pitiful sense of humor.
The Blue Pill is actually a hard core addiction, exactly like heroin. Even when former Blue Pill addicts are completely abstinent, we are damaged goods and function poorly in the world. And we are powerless over our addiction.
In Blue Pill Hell, I never listened to the advice of my wizened elders:

“The f~~~ing that you get….. Isn’t worth the f~~~ing that you’ll get.”

“If it fly’s, floats, or f~~~s … then rent.”

Nevertheless, I have had the honor of knowing a few Natural Born MGTOWs, Heterosexual Men who are able to resist the charms of women. Those Free Men all gave me good advice on how to live.

Here is a link to a Post I made about some of this sage advice:

Advice-from-an-old-farmer

The best MGTOW I know personally is my mentor Dave who I have written about in the Forums.

Dave is thirty years older than me and is one of the greatest guys I know. He has been “Red Pill” all of his life.

For as long as I can remember, Dave always has a great sense of humor mixed with a state of peace and tranquility that transfers to anyone who is with him. Even in his eighties, his days are full of social calls, adventures, relaxation, harmony, and merriment.

Some of his activities include shooting, sports cars, biking, nature walks, reading, and meetings with likeminded fellows.

Dave will dine out with the occasional woman but they are mostly “boring” and usually try to get Dave to fight with their neighbors.

Dave claims that “when women get together in groups, they sound like a bunch of hens clucking.”

Dave had plenty of opportunities for marriage, but they all “didn’t work out.” Instead of sitting around feeling depressed when a “Unicorn” turned out to be just another “Filthy Mule,” Dave would jump out of planes in a parachute or go hang gliding.
When the greatest Blue Pill “temptation” fell through, she was not his “Soul Mate” after all, Dave went out and got his Pilot’s License.

One of the greatest gifts that Dave gave me was the realization of Serenity. With the attainment of Serenity, Peace and Tranquility are glorious treasures. Having Serenity makes an interval spent watching sun sets/ rises, Bird Watching, and being Outdoors in Primal Forests a sacred time.

What you are feeling is a result of the times and “Culture” we are living in.

I have often wondered if Dave would have as much Serenity, if he were born in the 70’s or 80’s.

We are subjected to more Serenity destroying addictions than Dave’s Generation.

Our soulless, materialistic, and Narcissistic “Culture” makes us bored with peace and tranquility.

Compared to what our ancestors had, we are culturally deprived. Once you get past the glitter and flash, our modern lives are empty.

Here is some older music that requires Serenity to enjoy:

You have found a Gold Mine here in MGTOW. Congratulations and Keep Digging.

Read and listen to the Archives/ Forums.

Our MGTOW brothers have deposited many nuggets of wisdom.

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?

[RemovedParticipant 4676]

Observer wrote:

Uly wrote:

Will you use ghost towns or towns where they have a lot of shut down areas?

Ukrainian “Chernobyl Pripyat” is one of the most known destination points for the urbex fans. It’s also perfectly legal if you pay for all official permits, vizas and walk only official paths. People who tries to enter “zona” illegal ( by night) are called stalkers and Chased by the police.

Theres also a guy in USA, photographer Seph Lawless, who discovers abandoned places in America. He recently relased an album: “Autopsy of America”.

My plans? I know about one completly abandoned city in my country, but I must be hurry or postpone travel for the next year, because winter is coming.

This opens my eyes to something completely new. I will check out Lawless, but never feel ashamed to post on here. Women instilled doubt in us, to make us weak and feel unworthy, but we are what makes the world of creativity flourish. There is a reason why there are so many famous male painters, sculptors and musicians. Men have imaginations and drive, and it is more than just what the moment brings. A man should not feel shamed by being a man.

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