UK man explains why men aren't getting married

[Anonymous 1]

I found this quite interesting:

Men Flee Marriage – Feminist Media Shame Tactics Vs MGTOW

[Anonymous 12]

With link –  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ej-C4s0n8eM

 

It must freak women out that men are starting to speak up. They have relied on men being silent and stoic for way a long time. Game has changed bitches lol

[Anonymous 1]

Thanks Morlock, tried to embed the video in the text editor, didn’t work…

 

 

[Mango IngawayParticipant 2264]

Guys makes tons of solid points, dumb bitch had to pull out the “man up” kind of bs, obviously.
“Have you been hurt?” LOL, no, not even close.
It’s not revenge, it’s called having half a working brain.

It is a common failing of childhood to think that if one makes a hero out of a demon the demon will be satisfied.

[experiencedParticipant]

@Morlock’s,”It must freak women out that men are starting to speak up. They have relied on men being silent and stoic for way a long time. Game has changed bitches lol.”

Another synergy is men both speaking up to each other about laydeez and going silent stoic to laydeez. Either way, truth is being spread exponentially man to man.

He hit another cruciality toward the end. Laydeez take half the pension. It’s like “OK then you’re set for retirement bitch”  in that theoretically if a bitch divorced, then that is what IS brought to the table by her to her next victim.    Anything more they want, they are welcome to get it from the guy’s ex.

"It seems like there's times a body gets struck down so low, there ain't a power on earth that can ever bring him up again. Seems like something inside dies so he don't even want to get up again. But he does."

[experiencedParticipant]

Gotta love that video though. Interviewing bitch’s attitude like:

"It seems like there's times a body gets struck down so low, there ain't a power on earth that can ever bring him up again. Seems like something inside dies so he don't even want to get up again. But he does."

[EgoisteParticipant 53]

Great video.

And when he mentioned Liz Jones stealing her boyfriends sperm from the condom after sex.

Link to the article

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2056875/Liz-Jones-baby-craving-drove-steal-husbands-sperm-ultimate-deception.html

Best flush it down the toilet, a plumbers bill is cheaper than a child.

[SteveParticipant 462]

Good video, seen it before.

Does anyone know who he is?

[ILiveAgainParticipant]

Steve wrote:

Good video, seen it before. Does anyone know who he is?

Peter Lloyd author of ‘Stand by your manhood’

[BeerParticipant 11832]

Its funny how the marriage conversation is going in society right now.

Man: I’m not getting married…its a business contract, and I’m getting the s~~~ty end of the stick.

Woman: Man up.  Your wrong.  Stop acting immature.

Man: Well I’m gonna go enjoy my unmarried life, you enjoy yours, maybe we’ll talk again when society and the laws become less biased against men, and we actually get a fair deal in marriage.

Woman: OMG WHERE HAVE ALL THE GOOD MEN GONE!

Man: Well thanks for making me glad I’m not married when I just told you the problem, you called me names, and then complained about not being able to find a good man when a good man just told you why you can’t find one.

Woman: *dials 911* HELP I’M BEING ASSAULTED!

[treelville..miamiParticipant 893]

Women can keep beating around the bush all they want, let them spew that indirect “man up” bulls~~~.
The facts are these, less men than ever are willing to enter a fraudulent contract aka marriage where they’re financially, emotionally, reproductively raped by some unruly feminazi c~~~. Women own all the priveleges with zero disadvantages, yea f~~~ that. The more men that are made aware the less men will sign up for this financial rape. Time to woman up fraudulent bitches.

"The wounds of honor are self inflicted"

[ValleyFever101Participant 84]

It was an interesting video.  I think the points he raised were right on the mark.

I’ve been told at various times in my life by certain well-meaning people that I should get married or “you need a wife.”  So, the pressure is definitely out there.  That, coupled with the fear of being alone or appear somehow non-conformist might cause some men to give in.

I think the key point is in regard to marriage laws and the entire concept of the State being in the marriage business in the first place.  Women look at is being all about “love and commitment,” while religion may look at it as a “holy bond of matrimony,” but the State is still very much a part of the picture here.  And with divorce being so commonplace, there doesn’t seem to be much commitment, and nothing particularly “holy” about it either.

A lot of women complain about men being “afraid of commitment,” but what does “commitment” to a woman anyway?  Something to last for a year or two and then get a divorce?  Men aren’t afraid of commitment, but in order to enter into a contract or arrangement with someone else, one has to be able to trust them and their willingness to keep up their part of the bargain.  If the other party opts out, tries to change the terms of the contract, or otherwise turns fickle, then what kind of “commitment” is that?

Men take their commitments seriously; it’s an oath for life – not something to be entered into lightly.  For women, it’s something they do for a weekend, based entirely on frivolity and whimsy.

So, perhaps a good start might be for the State to get out of the marriage and divorce business.  If marriage is viewed as a religious institution, then the separation of Church and State should apply and stay out of the marriage business.  If marriage is viewed as something based on love and romance, then that’s an emotional/moral consideration which the State has no business legislating or regulating.

If marriage is simply a business contract, then it is appropriate for the State to enforce and arbitrate contract disputes…but it would largely depend on what’s actually written in the contract.  If there is no contract or if there’s just a marriage vow of “til death us do part,” what’s the State to do?  Why should there be a contract for something which really has no more meaning or significance than “going steady” did once upon a time?

 

[BeerParticipant 11832]

ValleyFever101 wrote:

It was an interesting video. I think the points he raised were right on the mark. I’ve been told at various times in my life by certain well-meaning people that I should get married or “you need a wife.”

I had this conversation with my grandmother recently.  She is in her 80s now…married at 20 and was with my grandfather for over 50 years until he passed.  They were one of those old school couples that actually liked each other, even in their old age, and could honestly say if they could go back in time they’d have done the same thing all over again.  I have to admit…even being a red piller, old folks like this make me jealous…I’d love nothing more than to marry someone I love, and still be in love with them 50 years later…its just that is probably only about 1 in 50 marriages that actually work out that way, and I don’t think I want to roll those odds.

Anyways, back to the conversation, it was pretty funny actually, because she is smart enough to see what is going on in society.  She was asking if I had any plans of settling down with someone soon, and I told her no.  She then goes on to say you should think about it…life is better when you have a partner to go through it with…and before I could even say anything she goes on to say…but why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free?  She then went on to slut shame a little, basically saying how women today aren’t really worth marrying because most of them are whores that can’t cook and don’t want to keep a house clean lol, red pill grandma for the win!

ValleyFever101 wrote:

And with divorce being so commonplace, there doesn’t seem to be much commitment, and nothing particularly “holy” about it either. A lot of women complain about men being “afraid of commitment,” but what does “commitment” to a woman anyway? Something to last for a year or two and then get a divorce? Men aren’t afraid of commitment, but in order to enter into a contract or arrangement with someone else, one has to be able to trust them and their willingness to keep up their part of the bargain.

This is so true.  Its not the commitment of marriage that makes me never want to marry, its that 5-10 years down the road from now the wife could go have an affair for some bulls~~~ reason, file for divorce, and walk away with assets I’m working my ass off to accumulate.  Why the f~~~ would I do this?  If I had a committed girlfriend for 5-10 years that cheated on me and wanted to leave me, I’d tell her ok, see ya.  Its over.  Done.  Why would I want to get the marriage when it doesn’t make the commitment any more powerful…it just means I’m getting f~~~ed financially if we break up.  Unless I find a woman making significantly more money than me who is also a saver and striving for an early retirement, financially marriage would amount to nothing more than a break up tax.

[under_scoreParticipant 4]

Lol!! ‘Red Pill Grandma for the win’. God that was funny.

 

[TheOneWhoBeholdsWisdomParticipant 58]

The look on her face throughout the whole video was absolutely priceless, but I bet it went over her head since she had The One Ring to rule them all on her finger.

[sidecarParticipant 35837]

Mango Ingaway wrote:

Guys makes tons of solid points, dumb bitch had to pull out the “man up” kind of bs, obviously.
“Have you been hurt?” LOL, no, not even close.

I was literally counting down waiting to hear the “man up” and “who hurt you” responses. Amazing how they can’t ever come up with anything better when presented with cold, hard facts, but always pull out the same old tired bulls~~~.

Egoiste wrote:

Best flush it down the toilet, a plumbers bill is cheaper than a child.

This is one of the reasons why you should always have sex at her place, never yours. Let it be her plumber bill.

And always keep a spare condom and a bottle of clear habanero sauce as a decoy for her waste bin.

[WolfParticipant 890]

sidecar wrote:

I was literally counting down waiting to hear the “man up” and “who hurt you” responses. Amazing how they can’t ever come up with anything better when presented with cold, hard facts, but always pull out the same old tired bulls~~~.

This is spot on. Of course he has to “man up” or is bitter. The idea that some men realize what a s~~~ty hand they’re dealt, and choose not to participate, is lost on women and white knights.

The guy makes some very valid statements about marriage and the raw deal for guys. The female interviewer appears to not like what she’s hearing. Her body language looks very closed off. Had it not been for the other guy there, I believe the interview flow would have been very poor.

[Won'tGetFooledAgainParticipant 3293]

Being British, I am amazed to see the MGTOW lifestyle appearing on mainstream TV!  The fact that this program is on during the morning, when the target audience is female stay at home mums must have got their hamster wheels running into overdrive.

Can I just add that the lady interviewing him is Amanda Holden who married an older, famous man (Les Dennis) to get famous and then proceeded to cheat on him which led to him having a breakdown on live TV.  Amanda, the reason men are not getting married is because of women like you!!!!  Love the bit when the Mangina (Philip Schofield) asks if he has been hurt and Amanda just bursts into Laughter.  That pretty much tells us how little she cared about her husband when she cheated on him.

For women, everything eventually boils down to Alpha Fucks, Beta Bucks.

[DurdenParticipant 1051]

I can say to a woman I think we as man view complex problems with the current marriage institution. She will not ask why or listen for the reason. But she will automatically blame it on me because I do not conform to her beliefs. Women believe that everything they feel is fact and if they are emotionally content the world will be a better place. The problem is their emotional state is that of a massive hurricane.

It's only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything

[sidecarParticipant 35837]

Durden wrote:

But she will automatically blame it on me because I do not conform to her beliefs.

It’s simpler than that. She blames it on men because they are not conforming to her DESIRES.

It’s never about what she believes, assuming she believes anything, but rather all about her wants. Her “beliefs” will always change according to her wants. The very same woman will believe in “equality” when it gets her equal pay for less work and “chivalry” when it gets her free meals.

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