What is a Level 4 MGTOW exactly?

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    Math Ronin
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    I first got into MGTOW by listening to Sandman’s videos and he mentions a “level 4 MGTOW”. I’m a little unsure of what this is. It seems like this a guy who avoids interactions with women but then goes a step further. Is this “extra step” that he also avoids interactions with other people, society, the government (or all the above)? And how does this fit into MGTOW (since this extra step doesn’t seem to be related to women)?

    Part of the reason why I ask this (other than just curiosity), is that my impression of a Level 4 MGTOW is that he is a guy who essentially has “dropped out” of society. He’s a guy who is perhaps tired of busting his hump and just makes enough to meet his own needs. And I’ve been contemplating doing this myself; I’m at a point in my life where I can support myself working independently without a boss, without a clock, without the added stress, without the need to work hard just to buy things to please or gain the acceptance of others, but it’s also kinda a scary leap to make (professionally that is since you close doors that are harder to reopen the older you get).

    I was wondering if this is what a level 4 MGTOW was and if anybody here has tried it and what their experiences were.

    #88944
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    RoyDal
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    Dunno. What is a MGTOW, exactly?

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

    #88945
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    Keymaster
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    Yes. On the old / previous MGOW site there was a “4 levels of MGTOW” ( or Stages) that were used to classify the common phases a MGHOW might go through on his red-pill journey.

    Like 1. Denial 2. Anger and 3. Acceptance….

    But this is not really EXCLUSIVE to MGTOW. Meaning, other people go through these phases when dealing with harsh realities too. Like learning of a sudden death in the family. The “end game” for MGTOW varies. One might decide to move to the Phillipines and have like 5 girlfriends. One might retreat to the woods and build a cabin for himself. Another might live cowboy Curley from City Slickers. And another may live in the city, shag chicks like a machine but never marry or let any of them move in with him.

    There are different degrees to “ghosting” and that’s what you’re talking about.

    I recently saw a post on Facebook about a level 6 MGTOW called “the ARC level” . The meaning was unclear. But they admit to calling themselves a “sect” according to the definition of an actual “SECT”. They classified MGTOW as belief system” with an “illustrious leader named JIM” . Yes really. They call it the “MGTOW SECT: JIM CLUB”. Claiming 4 levels are not enough and you can reach “higher levels”…..

    … so now you can begin to see why we stayed away from the “levels” in the first place.

    If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.
    #88951
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    Math Ronin
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    Yes … ghosting. I think that’s the term I was looking for. Thanks

    #88954
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    Soldier-Medic
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    I recently saw a post on Facebook about a level 6 MGTOW called “the ARC level” . The meaning was unclear. But they admit to calling themselves a “sect” according to the definition of an actual “SECT”. They classified MGTOW as belief system” with an “illustrious leader named JIM” . Yes really. They call it the “MGTOW SECT: JIM CLUB”. Claiming 4 levels are not enough and you can reach “higher levels”….

    Sounds vaguely familiar.  Sort of like “Coming clear”.

    "I asked you a question. I didn't ask you to repeat what the voices in you head are telling you" ~ Me. ........Yes I'm still angry.

    #88955
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    Keymaster
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    Right so, “ghosting”, then, is a sort of living off the grid, as it were – either in spirit or actuality – and making no overtures about it. So since you asked about us personally, In my case, I am a functioning member of society but “ghosted” off Facebook, cancelled my cable 4 years ago and minimized my footprint exactly as you described with non-interest in having any dependents to work for and support beyond myself. Mostly it’s a perfectly normal life in every other way, with plenty of friends and working relationships…. and I have dated on occasion if it was effortless and the sex was free….. but I could take it or leave it, and don’t let it get substantial or let the state set a foot in my personal life. That’s out of the question.

    I have also carved any toxic people/”friends”/associates out of my life that are unhealthy for me, and I am ruthless about that now. VERY low tolerance for anyone who doesn’t get back on emails, or return calls, or isn’t a genuine person with some values. Have no patience for it anymore.

    If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.
    #88958
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    Math Ronin
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    @keymaster  That’s like what I have in mind. I’ve been doing something of an experiment after my second wife and I divorced in just scaling back. After we got rid of the house, I realized that about 90% of “our” stuff was hers, and how I hated having the TV and radio constantly on (which she had to have, even when asleep…jeez). So I moved into an efficiency, had no TV, and I loved it. In fact, I found my life was more efficient and I had more time, money, and energy to do the things I wanted to.

    I’ve got to know some people who live in vans (no not down by the river…lol) . At first, it seemed like something low class losers do, but I stayed with a friend who lives in a nice campervan, and I really enjoyed it. I’m seriously considering getting a campervan and trying out the lifestyle. Does that sound like a stupid/crazy idea? I actually had one girl I was getting to know dump me after I told her this (said I was “totally irresponsible”), so I take that as a sign that I’m on the right road…

     

    #88967
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    Keymaster
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    Well… a little part of me has had a dubious flirtation with getting a beautifully designed Airstream and drive across the country with no map and no plan. That’s a very appealing fantasy.

    ….. but It know myself well enough and it would probably be temporary thrill. If I had the means to do *anything*, I would probably f~~~ off to Portofino Italy, build a little – but VERY stylish – Neutra-style house on the cliff overlooking the Med, have 3 dogs, a boat, my own little vineyard, and be a writer. Like movie scripts, or comedy or something. Oh yeah, and I would finish my pilots license and get the “Le Jet” by Cirrus. It’s $1 Million.

    A guy can dream.

    If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.
    #88973
    Math Ronin
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    Indeed…..

    The Airstream is lovely. Although I suspect if I did the “mobile lifestyle” (as I prefer to call it) it would be temporary, if I did decided to do it full time, I’d do something more upscale eventually (good thing about the mobile lifestyle from the analysis I’ve done is that you can save boatloads of money – the vehicle is a one time expense, but you need to get around anyhow, and when you take into account all you aren’t having to pay for, I figure I can sock away a decent amount of $).

    After this year, my life will have settled down to the point where I can decide. I think it’s probably worth a try, and that maybe part of me just needs to just get away from the noise of society and have this degree of freedom right now.

     

    #88980
    RoyDal
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    I have met people who do the mobile lifestyle. One is a couple who married late in life, both are grandparents, and I know them personally. Others are people whom I have come across in state parks and Walmart parking lots. (Walmart is no fool. They know these people are customers, and they do not begrudge them a parking spot in the outfield of their copious parking lots — not in my town, at least.)

    Here is a link to one of a zillion YouTube videos devoted to the nomadic life: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0udFj0TWAWk&list=PLRtyug4sjEp15UNMjv-WQwWkbxrPkZWRX

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

    #88984
    Math Ronin
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    Nice video…I think if I did go mobile for an extended period of time, I’ get something like a cargo van. It is easily gutted and  can be well insulated (so you don’t run into noise and cooling/heating problems). I know a guy who can install a solar panel (so I can have a decent amount of an independent power source) and you can buy cargo vans with gates that separate the front passenger part of the van from the back. A cargo van also has a lot of room for storage yet is nondescript and common enough that you have some stealth (that you don’t living in a full size camper van) and it may get a little better gas mileage too.

    Here is what one looks like just before they put in the insulation: https://historyreenacted.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/cargovaninterior.jpg

    Believe it or not, this is a fully tricked out Chevy cargo van: http://content.worldcarfans.co/2006/11/medium/7061113.001.1M.jpg

    And you can actually go to many parts of the country (mid west and northern states) and buy a small piece of land just to park on for dirt cheap not to mention the BLM lands where you can live for free

    #89036
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    RoyDal
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    I spent many a happy night sleeping on a mattress on the floor of stripped out van number one (one like it, not that exact same one). Spare tire at my elbow, faithful dog on its own mattress, pile of camper food in boxes in one corner. It worked for us and created many fond memories.

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

    #89107
    Rennie
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    I just want to live somewhere where there’s still sane people around and if not that then some secluded area off the beaten track – like a ghost town.

    #89281
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    RoyDal
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    I just want to live somewhere where there’s still sane people around

    No crazies? Tall order!
    I have settled for no homicidal maniacs, and am willing to put up with the mostly harmless nutters. About ghost towns, biker gangs and meth cookers have discovered them all.

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

    #89332
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    Hi Math Ronin…found this.

     

    #89670
    Rennie
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    I’d say I’m somewhere between level three and four.

    #90162
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    MENGINEER
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    I’d say I’m somewhere between level three and four.

    I’d say I’m somewhere between level three and four.

    +1.  If I am lucky enough to retire I will go straight to Asia and live in one of these. I vacation in one of these 1 month out of the year around Southeast Asia and I seriously don’t want to leave..Come back to crying babies on the train and fat manginas complaining about their life/marriage.

    paradise

    #90165
    Math Ronin
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    Thanks @Hollowmile

    I’d have to say I’m a 3.4  🙂

    #99003
    SKYRULE
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    Hi Math Ronin…found this.

    #99004
    SKYRULE
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    Love it, where did you get it?

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