Stupid Facebook Bulls~~~

[Governor Megachris%Participant 3584]

I absolutely deactivated it without a word said about it.  Just (as you put it)…*poof*, vanished!  What’s amazing is that since I’ve deactivated it, I’ve not heard a word from a single human being all day today.  Part of me likes this, though.  The solitude is rather nice.  I feel like I’m not obligated to check in on what is going on in women’s lives…because, let’s face it:  I don’t care what’s happening in their lives.  It’s not interesting.

The stories the guys on this page share ARE interesting.  They’re relatable and, as others have said on their own posts, reassuring to know we’re not the only ones going through this mess.

I’m definitely enjoying a celebratory drink to this freedom.

 

[RennieParticipant]

Governor Megachris% wrote:

This is exactly why I deleted my Facebook account last night. I’ve had it for about 7 or 8 years now, and it’s just getting worse out there. I care not to read about gynocentrism in comments and news posts! All I’m left thinking is: This is my new “Facebook” now…minus the women and, subsequently, the drama.

Mine didn’t have the women but my male friends would like their stupid misandrist posts (like one complaining about getting compliments from men, followed by a bunch of slobbering men chanting stuff about respecting women, I made sure that friend heard what I thought about that) and then the post would show up on my home page.

Still a fight to get those people to use something non social media. One outright refused and preferred to walk the plank instead of using something other than facebook.

[Governor Megachris%Participant 3584]

I didn’t like how much more open Facebook was getting, too.  I could comment against misandric posts by calling women out on their drek and my mother would easily see it on the news feed on the side (most of my family is on my friend list), and call me out for being a “woman hater” and start blaming herself for me being that way.  That, and my female friends asking me (regarding the MGTOW videos I’d post and whatnot), “you don’t REALLY feel like the guys in those videos, do you?  You don’t think like them, do you?”  Woman, why does it matter what I feel, and why should I care what you think about me…especially if you don’t have any attraction to me in the first place?

[KeymasterKeymaster]

I eventually heard from a few of the females “why are you not on Facebook?”. This strategy is a form of “off-the-grid Game” and like it or not , a very pleasant side effect. You just made a very “alpha’ move with virtually zero effort. When they start contacting you (as they did me) below are some example responses for your arsenal.

Given the recent leaks about NSA and IRS dossiers on American citizens, it makes sense that some people are choosing to opt out of the social media ego stroke-athon for privacy reasons. But how does the womanizing sophisticate who has waved sayonara to Facebook and the rest handle the inevitable questions and objections when girls ask him about his odd lack of online presence?

Women, lovely lemmings they are, don’t like weirdness. Non-conformists give them the heebie-vajjies, until such time that the non-conformist is validated by the wider social group. So the Man Without a Facebook is likely to elicit suspicion, and maybe even irrational annoyance, from women. This problem will be worse for the off-the-grid man who prefers the company of younger women (the kind of woman least likely to care that Big Daddy State is safely in charge of her personal liberties).

Generally, a man should handle the “Why aren’t you on Facebook?” question the same way he would handle any s~~~ test, by using any of the following three tactics:

1. Agree and amplify
2. Dismiss and ignore
3. Ridicule and reframe

Example responses to “Why aren’t you on Facebook?”

“Because I’m wanted in twenty-three states for crimes against humanity.”

“Better question: Why are you on Facebook telling the world all your secrets?”

“Remember when girls had diaries, and they would freak out if their brother even touched the cover? We’ve come a long way.”

“I was. I got kicked off.”

“What a weird question.”

“Hey, you gotta at least get to know me before you start stalking me.”

“Because it’s boring.”

“Because everyone else is doing it.”

“Because I found that the girls on there are all shallow and self-involved.”

“I am. But I’m in the VIP lounge. Zuckerberg invite only. Not open to the public.”

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The crucial rule to remember about any type of s~~~ test is that it matters less how successfully you hurdle it than how successfully you avoid smashing into it. So as long as you don’t sound defensive or shaky or placating, you should do fine. If a girl is insistent and presses you for a reason why you skip Facebook, tell her “What’s with the third degree?”. The quicker you can get muleheaded chicks like that to defend themselves, the better off you look.

If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.

[StargazerParticipant 12505]

Good on you, brother. When I went dark, it took about two weeks for the first female to notice and since then I’ve had about four or five females contact me through other channels to ask about it.

My response was that I got bored of all the attention. I didn’t specify whether it was me getting the attention or me giving it to females who didn’t deserve it, left that up to them to figure out. Every one of them was speechless… “Bored of attention?? Inconceivable.”

For the record, it’s been a few months now and not ONE SINGLE MAN has mentioned it to me, so that tells you something.

I’ve got to say, though, that KeyMaster’s “What a weird question.” response is the best ever. If there’s one thing young females hate hate HATE, it’s to feel they are acting weird. That’s more devastating to them than calling a 40 year old guy “creepy”. Want to wreck a female? Give her a disapproving look then walk away.

[RennieParticipant]

Add another excuse to that list,

“Maybe I am but you didn’t look hard enough for it…”

[Governor Megachris%Participant 3584]

I’m completely copying all of these down for future use.  These are too good NOT to use in real life.

[davParticipant 422]

Ah yes. Women hate being called weird. Or crazy. Shallow is a good one too.

[RoyDalParticipant]

Some sage once said, the surest way to make somebody angry is to tell them the truth.

Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

[mgtow_85Participant 752]

I’m deciding to delete my Facebook account in 3 months. Most of the groups I’m a member of on that site anyway are all MGTOW-related stuff. I’m pretty much just logging on to see anything interesting they have to say. I’m no longer accepting friend requests or new group invites. I have deleted a quarter of my so-called “friends.” This is the beginning of the end.

I told my sister yesterday about my decision to leave Facebook. She got all mad about it, demanding to know why I’m doing so. I retorted that it was a stupid waste of my time, that I have little free time anyway and that I won’t be wasting it scanning online for posts from people I don’t give a s~~~ about. She asks, “Well, how can we keep in touch then?” I told her that she barely even contacts or messages me on Facebook anyway, so why should it matter? Plus, she knows what my damn cell number is. She can give me a ring like people did in the old days like they used to about 10 years ago. And I told her that she has 5 kids, so how does she have time to go on Facebook anyway? If I heard something from her or any of the rest of my family at least once in a while, I’d reconsider leaving Facebook and just drop all my groups instead. But I told her that she and no one else ever messages me that much anymore anyway, so what the hell does it matter?

She changed the subject after that. I guess she doesn’t have a compelling argument to try and convince me to stay. Yeah, it’s so funny how I can call her repeatedly like 10 times a week and never get an answer, but she happens to be on Facebook at the same time and answers a message from me in 30 seconds on the first try.

I’ve been on Facebook for 7 years now. 5 of those years, I’ve just been online for family-related reasons or MGTOW-related as I got sick of the rest of the f~~~ing bulls~~~ that Facebook now is a part of.

[…Spectator 1165]

Roy: you are about as spot on as any mgotw can get. carry on bro.

[Anonymous 2]

I deleted my Facebook account in December. It’s just so pointless to sift through all that random drivel and commercial branding. Family is especially a reason to have left it, as the female members of mine were prone to posting immeasurable amounts of stupid.

[Anonymous 42]

Keymaster wrote:

Example responses to “Why aren’t you on Facebook?”

I’m feeling left out on this thread, never having a face-cooked account.

My answer (seriously) if ever questioned: Never been there, never done that, not going there, not EVER doing that!

I have no qualms about being a blunt asshole. My responses from women; mouth open, jaw dropped, eyes beaming, pussy twitching! It’s no wonder why I like me so much.

[JollyMisanthropeParticipant 3356]

Anonymous wrote:

I deleted my Facebook account in December. It’s just so pointless to sift through all that random drivel and commercial branding. Family is especially a reason to have left it, as the female members of mine were prone to posting immeasurable amounts of stupid.

I posted on FB for awhile, then deleted all my posts and now I might go on their once a month.

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