Top Five Regrets of The Dying: solution = Mgtow

[Blue SkiesParticipant 15665]

“Top Five Regrets of The Dying.” For me, the top five regrets that people have are eerily tied to living your life based on external motivators instead of internal, and not realizing how f~~~ed up that is till it’s too late…till you’re dying. Each of these regrets are eerily tied to what women seek to take from men, push on men and use to run them in the ground, till it’s too late.

I wish I’d had the courage to live life true to myself, not the life others expected of me. (sound familiar?)
I wish I hadn’t worked so hard. (how many men have remarked never making or achieving enough in their woman’s eyes?)
I wish I had the courage to express my feelings. (Ah yes, she says she wants you to, but we all know what happens when you share your feelings with her.)
I wish I had stayed in touch with my friends. (do we even need to address this one? S~~~, that’s the first thing women try to control, who you can or cannot spent time with.)
I wish I had let myself be happier. (Well, guess what, if you hadn’t thrown yourself under the bus by letting her grind away at you with 1 through 4, you would’ve been happier!)
MGTOW, quite simply tells men, don’t live a life that leaves you having those same regrets.

MGTOW is not a movement, it is a way of life.

[Solo MAN’S WisdomParticipant]

Well done, BMW.

When women lead, destruction is the destination. -- Me.

[Blue SkiesParticipant 15665]

Hey guys, this is unrelated but I want to share a project that 3 mgtow.com men-bers have been working on over the past months. (Tiga K, Me, and Silverstone II)

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MGTOW is not a movement, it is a way of life.

[Faust For ScienceParticipant 22589]

Blue Skies wrote:

MGTOW, quite simply tells men, don’t live a life that leaves you having those same regrets.

Those are good points.

And you still have regrets, look up the research of Ian Stevenson, Jim Tucker, and their research teams. These men and their research teams did scientific level research on reincarnation. Not hypnosis. But, field research of young children with past life accounts correlated with documents of these previous lives. And they documented thousands of verifiable accounts of reincarnation over the course of decades of research going back to the 1970’s.

All the hard data I have looked that points to that chances are we will all come back, in another life, born as other human beings. So, we are trapped here. Though, karma is very real, do not be an asshole in this life. You will likely pay for being a jerk in this life, in your next life.

By the way, the average length of time between incarnations, from death to rebirth, is 16 months. Chance of being the opposite gender in the next life is around 15%, unless that person was cruel to the opposite gender than they were in their previous life, than the chances are much higher, and not in a good way. And suicides get bumped up into the front of the line, to have to repeat their lessons of their most recent previous life.

[ExpendableYouthParticipant 381]

Faust, that is some heavy s~~~ right there man.

[Silverstone the SecondParticipant]

People live their whole lives around other people’s expectations. You get married not because you want to but because you are told “that’s just what you do.” You don’t go to work because you love it and have a passion for it, you do it because it pays the bills.

And then when you finally realize that YOUR LIFE really wasn’t yours, but rather the culmination of how society wants you to live, then the regret comes. There will be no regrets with me. I will do everything I want to in life.

Feminism is a movement where opinions are presented as facts and emotions are presented as evidence.

[Anonymous 54]

Nice post BM. I think one of the worst regrets would be ,as you said,letting a women keeping you from going for it. Being old and wondering “what if ” What if i tried to play baseball ,and go for the majors. I was pretty good. But I’ll never know cause i got married to keep my b~~~~ happy instead. F~~~ that .Go for it guys!Always go for it,at least you’ll have you’re answer, and the knowledge that your a go for it kinda guy,instead of one of those “oh I could have done that” type guys.

[Blue SkiesParticipant 15665]

Solo MAN’S Wisdom wrote:

Well done, BMW.

Anonymous wrote:

Nice post BM.

thanks guys!

and by the way…. Silverstone II, your post is very well written and contains so much valuable wisdom.

Similar to you, and many other Mgtows, I want to my life, my way. I could care less about the invalid opinions of others that are meant to bring me down.

MGTOW is not a movement, it is a way of life.

[FreedomParticipant 295]

Faust, my inner philosopher cannot remain silent after your post.

1) Children telling verifiable stories about the past is not evidence of reincarnation. Since these stories about the past are verifiable, and from the past, they are already known. The kids may have overheard them, or similar stories, or just got lucky. Given enough interviews, there is a high statistical probability that all of these will happen.

2) Even if the kids never heard the stories before, that is still not evidence of reincarnation. Plausible alternative hypothesis: memories are like footprints left behind in the air after we die…and these kids just saw the footprint. They could (by some magical psychic power) know the past, without having been the person who lived it. (Summary: your conclusion adds something extra to the evidence, and hence is not supported by it).

3) Even if reincarnation were true, that alone does not prove that our deeds in this life have any impact over our next life. The notion that a moral cop guides our journey is itself a separate claim, and is not supported by any evidence at all (however dubious). Tibetan Buddhism, for example, holds that our next life is almost entirely a product of the meditative practices we do right before or as we die, with our past moral orientation having basically nothing to do with it.

Life is a mystery. We don’t know if a soul exists, nor what happens to it when we die, and we never will. We don’t need to hold on to made-up fantasies in order to find meaning in this life.

The truth is a bitter pill, but once you swallow it, you are better for it.

It is wise to fear dangerous commitments.

[Anonymous 54]

Faust For Science wrote:

Bayerische Motoren wrote:

MGTOW, quite simply tells men, don’t live a life that leaves you having those same regrets.

Those are good points.

And you still have regrets, look up the research of Ian Stevenson, Jim Tucker, and their research teams. These men and their research teams did scientific level research on reincarnation. Not hypnosis. But, field research of young children with past life accounts correlated with documents of these previous lives. And they documented thousands of verifiable accounts of reincarnation over the course of decades of research going back to the 1970’s.

All the hard data I have looked that points to that chances are we will all come back, in another life, born as other human beings. So, we are trapped here. Though, karma is very real, do not be an asshole in this life. You will likely pay for being a jerk in this life, in your next life.

By the way, the average length of time between incarnations, from death to rebirth, is 16 months. Chance of being the opposite gender in the next life is around 15%, unless that person was cruel to the opposite gender than they were in their previous life, than the chances are much higher, and not in a good way. And suicides get bumped up into the front of the line, to have to repeat their lessons of their most recent previous life.

Johnny Reb here.My sensabiltys are from 1862. This world makes no sense to me. Women are vulgar,manly and in charge. There are times when I don’t think I can stomach any more of it. Oh how I wish I could go back.

[HitmanParticipant]

Gotta live for yourself.
Put yourself first.
Time is the most valuable thing we have. .
Use it wisely.

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