The Retort

[glargineParticipant 13]

I witnessed something last week that made me smirk the entire morning after it happened. A female coworker on the lowest end of the position totem pole walked up to a male coworker on a much higher end of the position totem pole, puts her foot on the end of the chair he is sitting on and demands, “Tie my shoe!” This was in front of me, the female boss, and a female student intern. His reply was a simple “no”.

A few seconds later he explained the reason why: In his culture, society looks down upon men who subject themselves to doing stuff for females who are perfectly capable of doing it themselves. The female coworker walked away disappointed and exclaimed, “You’re ruining my life!” Sure, she said it in a facetious way, but the fact that this guy didn’t even flinch when denying that female coworker and hearing her reaction was priceless.

I have never been in a situation like the aforementioned, thankfully because women tend not to bother me much, but I would like to hear about any instances where fellow MGTOWs had the pleasure of denying a female the opportunity of demeaning men in the workplace.

[RoyDalParticipant]

Women use their sex appeal to get small favors all the time, including the places where I used to work. I’ve never seen anything that egregious or had it done to me, and thank goodness!.

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

[PhantomParticipant 3328]

glargine wrote:

“You’re ruining my life!”

Maybe she will rethink it then & get with the program

laugh’s into frenzy

Yeah right, what a crock of s~~~!

RoyDal wrote:

Women use their sex appeal to get small favors all the time

I agree, but to me this is sex repeal 😛

[SlayherParticipant 2074]

I posted this in another thread awhile back and believe it’s worth repeating as it applies to this topic.

A female coworker made the mistake of bothering me one evening. The next evening we came in to work and right before we left I sprayed her back with mens cologne. Then I called her house and told her husband that I hoped she was feeling better since we missed her at work last night.

You do the math.

[DeepInThoughtParticipant 2710]

Slayher wrote:

I posted this in another thread awhile back and believe it’s worth repeating as it applies to this topic.
A female coworker made the mistake of bothering me one evening. The next evening we came in to work and right before we left I sprayed her back with mens cologne. Then I called her house and told her husband that I hoped she was feeling better since we missed her at work last night.
You do the math.

Lol awesome.

In 3, 2, 1…….

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