The best thing about being single

[Anonymous 5]

When my wife threatened to kill me in my sleep I took off to my parents house and stayed there for a while.it was great hanging out with my brother not giving a f~~~ about her it was just like a prison except she was also trying to control me through threats. later I packed all my things and was gone finally away from that demanding bitch got a divorce couldn’t be happier in total calm I’m so glad I’m not attached to that parasite .

[RennieParticipant]

53ClicksUp wrote:

I suspect that it’s nothing more than, I simply stick out like sore thumb. I mean seriously….In this day and age nobody expects to find an adult male wasting time sitting on a picnic table, sipping hot coffee, puffing on a cigarette and basking in the warmth of the sun. I mean that’s just plain crazy behavior…Right?

You are a man and by yourself. Therefore you must be suspicious and up to no good!

I know the kind of thing you describe. It happens to me as well. Sometimes they speak to you/or about you to others and sometimes they just give you weird looks from afar.

Rather unsettling to think that there probably is a prevailing idea out there, that men shouldn’t go out alone and partake in legal activities – like enjoying life. Makes me think twice about traveling alone.

Apparently Disney parks have this mentality. If you are alone, you get more attention from park security.

[WallyParticipant]

Every moment is the best thing about being single, in this moment sitting here reading this awesome thread while My dog sleeps on the couch next to me while I drink a glass of wine, listening to music I enjoy.

"what a waste of a life, to marry, give up your freedom, just for the hope of not dying alone. Don't get married Son."

[TheStormWithinParticipant 778]

The best part is having 100% control of your free time. My poor friends who spend every day of their lives bending over backwards making sure their “princess” is happy out of fear of backlash don’t even admit to how miserable they really are.

I had one friend tell me relationships are all about realizing not everything is about you. I told him to tell that to his wife. (who he has to ASK permission from to do anything that doesn’t involve her)

He hasn’t spoken to me since then.

Aunt Esther: Fred, I'll have you know this body was blessed by Mother Nature!! Fred: Well, too bad your face was cursed by Father Time!

[RhinoParticipant 3477]

Being able to log onto MGTOW without a woman looking over your shoulder so you can talk to your brothers about anything you want.

Living life the way you want outside of the plantation, without being addicted to the pussy or having to answer to her spinning hamster wheel demands every 2 minutes.

Not having a parasite to create problems to feed off of your emotions draining your energy and soul.

[Anonymous 18]

Being single means I have successfully avoided an expiration date. Minus the day I do expire.

I see married men acting like their wife’s wall has compensated by enforcing an expiration date on their own worth. No such thing for men. It’s her creation.

There is a sense of eternal youth or at least a mature take on life. With all the selfishness I can muster to be content and dare I say happy.

I can truly say I can follow my heart now because I didn’t follow the transplanted heart of blue-pilled feminine-centric romantic love. That only beats to manipulative female-operated conduction system.

Thanks MGTOW.

Singleness is a state of mind that women rob men of. It’s a fraud but they act like they are doing you a favor.

[SingleRabbitParticipant 11]

Doing whatever you want without some woman trying to influence you. I spend my money the way I want to. I love to travel and I love traveling alone. I go where I want, when I want and do what I want. My male co-workers are quite jealous that I live a life of my own choosing. The female co-workers tell me a need a wife. I say “Why? I’m enjoying life!”. My house is nearly paid for. I have two cars. I have a pile of money in investments. Now I’m looking at buying a VW GTI or Audi A4. If I were married, I’d probably be up to my neck in debt, kids and drive a minivan.

[OldBillParticipant]

As everyone has already said freedom. Freedom to do, go, say, see, think, eat, drink, or whatever I want.

I recently spent four months working outside of the US. Very few wives would have let me do that and I wouldn’t have trusted any of them who would have let me go.

Like many here, I’ve woken one morning, hopped in my car, and drove away for days with no plans other than to see what is around the next bend. Can you imagine a woman doing that? Can you imagine a woman allowing “her” man to do that?

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

[Jack HarperParticipant 2863]

Well let’s talk about the physical and emotional toll relations~~~s take on you. I read recently that being in a relationship causes an increase in estrogen and you gain weight. I was seriously over weight at the end of my marriage. Felt tired all the time. Fatigued. Worn. Part of this probably because my ex was also NPD. But I looked and feel terrible. I’ve gotten on the ball in the last year and a half and lost a ton of weight and put more care into my appearance. People say I look ten years younger than I did a few years ago.

Now my ex-wife’s new man. He’s actually a couple years younger than her and 4 years younger than me. And since they’ve been together he’s gained a ton of weight and has gained a lot of grey hair and just looks worn. I know she’s stressful to deal with. Nothing is never good enough. I know what that dumb bastard is going through. He looks like he’s aged ten years since they’ve been together.

So there are the health benefits to being single.

[EyeswideopenParticipant 2930]

The best things about being single (without kids) –

1.) Freedom
2.) Financial Security
3.) Early retirement.
4.) Sleeping with women greater than 18, but less than half your age. Also, not feeling obligated to call them back.
5.) No bitching.
6.) No nagging.
7.) No gas lighting, manipulation or blaming.
8.) The ability to live as a minimalist
9.) Able to pursue your authentic self
10.) Work to live, not live to work.

PS – great to see OldBill and BrainPilot back again. 🍻🍻

- Marriage is described as an institution. You would have to be crazy to be commited to it. -"If you want to live a happy life, tie it to a goal. Not people or things" Albert Einstein

[Anonymous 6]

FREEDOM to do whatever I want, when i want to, and how i want to. Freedom to take a hunting trip, or fishing trip all weekend long.
Freedom to be able to save, spend, or invest as much or as little money as i want.
Freedom to be able to wake up every morning, go outside and see these:

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Freedom to be able to buy aftermarket parts for both of these trucks and trick them out all i want to.
Freedom to be able to build, and own my home, and decorate it like i want to.

So much Freedom!!

[narwhalParticipant]

These days, 3 things come to mind.

1 – Retiring without a dependent.
2 – Freedom to live in my home as I see fit.
3 – Being able to spend my time as I wish.

In many ways I am thankful that I was married though. I have my kids, and I appreciate the above so much more having lived without.

Ok. Then do it.

[ResidentEvil7Participant 9548]

Doing what I want, how I want it, and when I want it
No bitching and nagging
No kids
No high maintenance women
I don’t have to answer to anyone
I save and spend my money how I want, and not on whatever s~~~ she wants
My noise and quiet is in my control
I can decorate my man cave space however I want.
I don’t have to watch girly chick flicks; man movies all the way
I don’t have to share my money with anyone
I can play with my technology whenever I want.
I can have my hobbies
My messes are mine
My money is my money, minus the bills
My rules, my way

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