Stand your ground Men

[BrainPilotParticipant 7640]

My approach is sort of guerrilla warfare. For the most part, I stay quiet and don’t wade into discussions like the one this woman was trying to pull you into. I stay out of them mainly because I have read and thought about these things more than most people and so I am unlikely to learn anything from the discussions that most people are having. And because so many people are so close minded and dedicated to their positions, I am unlikely to teach anyone anything either.

But every now and then, when a discussion among other people is already going, and I hear someone say something completely asinine, I will step in and quick drop a reality bomb, then duck back out of the conversation. I only do this rarely, and mostly for my own entertainment (like target practice) so as not to get a reputation for being what I actually am…

Several weeks ago, while working in an operating room with a surgeon and his team of mostly women (nurses, physician assistant, etc) their conversation got going about gender and gender relations. Me and the surgeon were the only two males in the room, the only two physicians, and the only two doing any real work. As a result, we were mostly busy and mostly quiet while women cackled on with the usual bulls~~~: women good. Men bad…

Finally, a late 20 something year old, female, entitled, millennial popped off with the statement, “I just hate it when these married men go around saying WE’RE pregnant. They always go around saying WE’RE pregnant as if they have anything at all to do with it… It’s just so IRRITATING!!!”. Immediately the other women in the room nod and mumble their agreement.

I decide it’s time for this discussion to quiet down. I stand and step up to the sterile drape, leaning over to speak to the surgeon. He realizes I’m about to speak to him and so leans toward me. He and the rest of the room anticipate I’m about to convey some significant medical information. I lean in as though I’m about to whisper something to him, but I don’t. I speak loud enough for the rest of the room to over hear me…

“I just hate it when these married women go around saying WE’RE buying a house… WE’RE getting a mortgage… as if they have anything to do with it… It’s just so IRRITATING!!!”. I spoke with the same tone and volume as if I had been saying something about the medical status of his patient. The surgeon, surprised for a couple seconds, then cracked up laughing so hard he had to stop operating for a minute. Because of his position, he was essentially laughing in the face of the millennial snow flake.

I turned and sat down as if I had just delivered some medical status update. The millennial, embarrassed, tried to say something to the effect of “Well, women contribute to buying…”, before I interrupted. This time, I didn’t stand, or even turn toward her. I continued to be focused on my work, and spoke over her, “Yeah, about as much as men contribute to a pregnancy…”.

Surgeon continued cracking up.

Snow flake shut up.

Nobody else in the room spoke.

Mission accomplished.

PS: I don’t recommend this approach for everyone. I don’t really need my job and don’t aspire to work much longer…

Look, it's not my fault that tornado dropped a house on your sister. Now get back on your broom and get your ass out of here... and take your monkeys with you

[Billy&The CloneasaurusParticipant]

Christopher wrote:

4. give your honest opinion and criticise metoo/feminism

I go for this option. I also give similar responses as the OP gave in this circumstance. He was polite, maintained dignity, yet rammmed red urinal cakes down Ms. Porcelain’s throat. This needs to be done more.

To me, icing them out means more than just ghosting. She should get this level of disdain every single time. The temperature in the room should plummet. Even a f~~~ing thermometer should be able to register it.

Women won’t feel #icethemout from men hiding. Why should we hide? However, we shouldn’t do a penis march in the streets either. It’s undignified, and not in our nature.

This is the perfect middle ground. +100

The answer, is no.

[SESQUI ano estParticipant 2535]

Christopher wrote:

With all the metoo bulls~~~ now do MGTOW think we should be requesting male nurses now so not to be left alone with a female nurse?

I still request female nurses under 30.

Trapper wrote:

Most of the time. Yes. Ignore is the way

I like my personal space. When they come to me I reserve the right to offend

One should be careful but I recently tried an experiment to celebrate #metoo and my right to offend…

I spent a day calling every woman I met sweetheart. I would initiate our interaction with a how ya’ doin’ sweetheart. Or finish with a Thanks sweetheart.

It was thrilling, like dodging traffic or riding a roller coaster. I survived but probably won’t try it again although there was no real blow back. Nice to know there is still room for an asshole like me in the real world.

Edit: I considered using Sweet t~~~ instead of sweetheart but my b~~~~ aren’t that big.

Everyday above ground is a good one. Everyday above ground while single...better still.

[MGTOW NinjaParticipant 34]

I agree with you. I ghost frm time to time, but i live a more Hermit lifestyle because interaction with people slows you down and because were red pill. So we see the world frm a different view. I believe as Men we should stand our ground against this gynocentric society that we live in. Dont listen to the collective people, let them destroy themselves.

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