Today’s Womyn are like Wild Boars (Razerbacks)

[MACHOParticipant]

👍 That’s Really Good Spirit! Super short, to the point and it describes them perfectly!

Anonymous wrote:

Make no mistake,
Women are now,
FERAL

You must own a better Crystal ball than I

[IRuleMeParticipant]

To the simps, and the ones in the blue pilled world, one must watch out for the Musai.

They’ll take over you emotions, drive you mad, and cause you to do ANYTHING for love. Knowing that their attractive, they will use their looks and charms to get what they want. A simple kiss will put you under their spell. They are great manipulators of men.

[Penman_FreyParticipant 210]

Aside from a high school crush that inevitably led to a bitter detachment, I have seldom any animosity nor hatred towards women.

So instead, let me tell you about another fruit of wisdom I received from my mother. It’s an old story…

There was once a grand forest, with many kinds of animals. Of that forest, there was a King. The Lion. The lion was respected by all members of the forest. But one day the Lion fell sick.

From the chambers of which he rested, the Lion said this. “Subjects of my domain. Come to me, for I am ill and am in dire need of your help.”

All of the animals of the forest obliged as they respected the Lion. One by one, each and every animal filed into the Lion’s chamber which was a cave to wish the Lion well.

However,

There was one animal who had yet to appear before him. It was the turtle. And so, the Lion said this. “Turtle, where are you? Please come to me, I am very ill and I would like to see you.”

The turtle obliged, and began to make his way to the Lion’s chambers. Just before the turtle arrived at the entrance of the cave, the turtle noticed something. There were tracks on the floor, from many kinds of animals of all shapes and sizes. But the tracks only went into the cave. There were no tracks that left the cave.

The turtle never entered the cave and decided to return to his home.

If I could sum up the lesson I learned here it would be:
1. Look up
2. Look down
3. Look around

Otherwise, take what you will from that old tale as you please.

Working on my dreams, one day at a time..,

[ghostParticipant]

Penman_Frey wrote:

Aside from a high school crush that inevitably led to a bitter detachment, I have seldom any animosity nor hatred towards women.

So instead, let me tell you about another fruit of wisdom I received from my mother. It’s an old story…

There was once a grand forest, with many kinds of animals. Of that forest, there was a King. The Lion. The lion was respected by all members of the forest. But one day the Lion fell sick.

From the chambers of which he rested, the Lion said this. “Subjects of my domain. Come to me, for I am ill and am in dire need of your help.”

All of the animals of the forest obliged as they respected the Lion. One by one, each and every animal filed into the Lion’s chamber which was a cave to wish the Lion well.

However,

There was one animal who had yet to appear before him. It was the turtle. And so, the Lion said this. “Turtle, where are you? Please come to me, I am very ill and I would like to see you.”

The turtle obliged, and began to make his way to the Lion’s chambers. Just before the turtle arrived at the entrance of the cave, the turtle noticed something. There were tracks on the floor, from many kinds of animals of all shapes and sizes. But the tracks only went into the cave. There were no tracks that left the cave.

The turtle never entered the cave and decided to return to his home.

If I could sum up the lesson I learned here it would be:
1. Look up
2. Look down
3. Look around

Otherwise, take what you will from that old tale as you please.

Superb. Great stuff, Frey.

[GargamelSpectator 29101]

Penman_Frey wrote:

Otherwise, take what you will from that old tale as you please.

When delusion, fantasy or wishful thinking traps you, turns on you and becomes harsh and lethal reality.

Penman_Frey wrote:

If I could sum up the lesson I learned here it would be:
1. Look up
2. Look down
3. Look around

Now c~~~s are afraid of us because we train brothers to become like the turtle and don’t follow the others into the trap.

In July of 2018, this honey pot forum was sold out to an unidentified NPC sock puppet and troll organization. Most independent thinkers and writers migrated to other MGTOW forums as a result of the never-ending infighting and deliberate trouble starting caused by members who were given "carte blanche" by the admin to do whatever they want. Before my departure, I only left a few thousand cat pics here to comfort and ridicule the feminist owners who now run this place. Their background agenda is to make MGTOW look like a club of losers the public eye. And during the course of 2019, they actually managed to destroy almost all other MGTOW venues as well. Here is the truth about "theindependentman.org" aka "TIM" which was created as an extended workbench to further divide the community. When you register, they install a spyware Zombie cookie on your browser that does all kinds of things the user does not know of: http://www.filedropper.com/essay-on-the-removal-of-malware-cookies-used-by-tim

[ghostParticipant]

The Manipulated Man wrote:

Make no concessions for this beast, it has no mercy and will never be domesticated,
it will kill all the fields and fruit trees you planted for your survival.

Spot on.

[BlackValeParticipant 79]

ghost wrote:

Penman_Frey wrote:

Aside from a high school crush that inevitably led to a bitter detachment, I have seldom any animosity nor hatred towards women.

So instead, let me tell you about another fruit of wisdom I received from my mother. It’s an old story…

There was once a grand forest, with many kinds of animals. Of that forest, there was a King. The Lion. The lion was respected by all members of the forest. But one day the Lion fell sick.

From the chambers of which he rested, the Lion said this. “Subjects of my domain. Come to me, for I am ill and am in dire need of your help.”

All of the animals of the forest obliged as they respected the Lion. One by one, each and every animal filed into the Lion’s chamber which was a cave to wish the Lion well.

However,

There was one animal who had yet to appear before him. It was the turtle. And so, the Lion said this. “Turtle, where are you? Please come to me, I am very ill and I would like to see you.”

The turtle obliged, and began to make his way to the Lion’s chambers. Just before the turtle arrived at the entrance of the cave, the turtle noticed something. There were tracks on the floor, from many kinds of animals of all shapes and sizes. But the tracks only went into the cave. There were no tracks that left the cave.

The turtle never entered the cave and decided to return to his home.

If I could sum up the lesson I learned here it would be:
1. Look up
2. Look down
3. Look around

Otherwise, take what you will from that old tale as you please.

Superb. Great stuff, Frey.

Thats a great analogy. I liken women more so to spiders. You always run into their cobwebs rather than run to them. If all men understood and knew that spiders eat their mates to nourish themselves and their young. I think a hell of a lot less men would even bother with them.

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