Should I spread the word?

[MostymanParticipant 11]

As often happens with a life-changing discovery like this, I feel compelled to share with my peers. Yet I can see how MGTOW won’t be for everyone and has it’s enemies and I also feel I should be careful with whom I discuss it. I ask because I work with this one guy who has been burned by women multiple times. His first wife was crazy bat-s~~~ bipolar and not only put him through hell but literally tried to smother their two boys with pillows (out of some crazy religious phase she was going through in order to “save them” from the evils of the world). After their divorce he luckily got full custody of the boys but they still visit their mother and have to go through therapy. He later married this Russian girl who became nothing more than a glorified baby-sitter for the boys. They are divorced too now but she still whines and makes all sorts of crazy demands of him and he just goes along for the ride (and gets nothing out of it). I feel so bad for everything he’s been going through and raising his two boys alone can’t be easy (I think they are 13 and 14 now). He’s one of the most perverted guys I know and I know he still wants to get some but I feel that telling about the Red Pill might help him. So should I?

[VileNordParticipant 766]

Don’t express it as “this is the way I think you should live your life”. What I do, whenever a coworker complains about his girl, is just start talking about how awesome it is for me to be single. When they start questioning whether or not I am a woman hater, I then can calmly explain my views. This site will arm you with all the data you need to justify the statements you make. If they say that I am crazy, I just acknowledge that it is not for everyone, but “you don’t here me complaining all day about the broad at home”. NEVER get heated, or in an argument, when explaining MGTOW to a blue pill guy you have to live or work with! If they get defensive, just back off and let them be.

Lust for comfort suffocates the soul

[TheBardParticipant 974]

With 2 boys and 2 really failed relationships you would think he would be more careful. I am sure if you let it be known how much fun you are having fun being single and having no woman drama in your life he will probably catch on. He probably won’t admit it, but he will probably take notice and maybe he will then ask you some questions. But VileNord is right, don’t argue or get heated with him.

[RabidcavemanParticipant 57]

An old co-worker told me(24 yo) that he idolized me because I was single. This dude screwed up hardcore. He started dating a 34 year old with two kids. She got pregnant(of course) with HIS kid. Obviously a baby trapping bitch. He told me that he was amazed that I had no women drama, no kids, no other person spending my money, no bitching, no cattiness, and he asked me how I dealt with the fact I wasn’t having sex. I told him this: “Pussy isn’t important. It’s a weapon being used against you.” The look in his eyes was a look of complete amazement, like I just detonated a nuclear bomb.

VileNord is right. Don’t be confrontational. Smile a lot. Everyone watches people who smile a lot, like they’re up to something.
Be the laid-back guy, while you listen to the unending complaints from other men about their women, then laugh.

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