These men are however essentially paying for these women to become
feminists. Higher education..."gender studies", "sociology of women",
"Women's history" and so on brainwashes these females into hating men, and
warping the media and legal system against us.
Maybe higher education for women is a waste of time and money? Support
education for boys and men who will-in all likelihood-employ their college
(and perhaps graduate) experiences in STEM, medicine, architecture,
computers and robotics, aerospace and other USEFUL activities.
Not that anybody should care, but what will happen to these pay-for-play
"sugar babies" when they "hit the wall", turn into bitter, hateful and ugly
feminists in their forties and fifties, and nobody will support them any
longer? Will they become a new welfare class "entitled" to tax support as
far too many women (especially single mothers) are today?
Look at how such "estrogen based parasites" have already drained much of
the economies of the Western world since the '70s and then tell us about
female-to-male "resource extraction"-with or without marriage.
Food for thought!
all relationships are transactions
happiness and love is just chemicals in ur brain
if stardusk kills himself no one will give a shit
MGTOWs are painfully self-absorbed
Thank you for posting this video, it was really helpful. Philosophy is one
of the only degrees that I have really been considering. College, in its
nature, just isn't for me. I've always took a heuristic approach to learn,
I'm more likely to retain information that way. I'm 17, and I'll be
graduating next year. Philosophy is one of the only things that really
engages me, besides writing occasionally. I want something to look forward
to after highschool. I don't want to spend a decade in school, only to be
hit with job barriers.I wouldn't'mind doing philosophy in my leisure, but
what am I going to do for a career? I'm not a fan of my living situation
already, and I couldn't imagine having to hear my mom's mouth for 10+
years, telling me how she put me through school, only to end up unemployed;
but she will be pissed regardless of what I do. I want to pursue my
intellectual endeavors, but I don't want insurmountable student loans in
the process, and a single mother breathing down my neck. I'm glad that I
found mgtow at a early age, it's a very sobering reality, but it was well
needed. I was thinking of maybe taking up trade school, and maybe keeping
my intellectual aspirations to myself. But I don't want to add fire to the
flames, I'm already in a state of despondency, and intense depression;
including the red pill malaise. Any advice? Other career choices?
+ranged12345 I'll try my best. I just don't have much time, but I'll try to make a pragmatic decision. Life feels really ambiguous right now, and very lonely; but I don't have a problem with that. I would rather spend a majority of my time in solitude, than spend a majority of my time around inept, conformist, and illogical human beings; and I mean that in most humbling way possible. I probably sound rather condescending.
+The Observer Many thinkers have made their name in fields they weren't formally educated in.. Its a hard decision, but I recommend thinking about it very pragmatically -- I know loads of people with great intellectual ambitions, useless degrees and unreasonable debt.
+ranged12345 I've considered venturing into more lucrative career paths, but I'm not sure if I will be enthusiastic during the education and after the education. I have a insatiable thirst for knowledge, but I've never been able to pin point a degree in relation to said thirst. Anything having to do with nature, anatomy, psychology, philosophy, epistemology, etc. I feel like I'd be wasting what little time I have on earth, if I end up just getting a practical career. But if I end up doing something too ambitious, I will probably hurt myself financially in the long run. I'm just really perplexed right now.
+The Observer Read/think/write philosophy in your spare time. I got accepted to a top uni to study philosophy half a decade ago, yet changed my mind last minute and went into computer science. So now I am in the situation where --if I wanted to --- I could do ten hours of programming work a week, live frugally, and spend the remaining time reading about some mindfuck epistemological conundrums until my brain melts. I recommend you pursue some form of degree or training that gives good future returns compared to its price in terms of time and debt. E.g. welding/computer science/accounting &c. Plenty of sysadmins/programmers/designers don't have undergrad degrees and are well paid. And if you are feeling despondent, you should prioritize changing your brain chemistry to increase dopamine levels, and decrease chronic cortisol sensitization and inflammation. Get restful sleep/accrue positive social interactions/meditate/eat well/exercise at least twice a week. There's no point in for example doing a degree if you feel lethargic and demotivated and can't put 100% of yourself into it.
+ExBruinsFan "Because I prefer to reason things out. Not guess at them"But you are guessing at them. We are not like a rat or a bird, we are beyond blindly following instincts. There is no way to find the intentions of a person unless you specificly investigate that person. You have to assume when you talk about random encounters, and the only reasonable assumption is that without evidence to the countrary, people want what they say they want."It is not 100%. So don't say that that was claimed, just to make it easy to disprove."That was what was said, indirectly. Like I said, if it's not 100% or at least close, then it's worthless because you are still stumbling in the dark when making decisions. Either it's just worthless rambling, or it has a use in making decisions about things and predicitions about future interactions. Since it seemed to me, and be free to correct me if I'm wrong, that the video suggests I should act in a certain way based on this information, then it should be 100% or close to 100% true.Again, who are you to say when women only want sex? Go back to my example. Lots of time I don't want desserts, but sometimes I do, and because of that any decision that is based on whether or not I will have a dessert is based on nothing but the assumption that I will, or won't have one. The same way, lots of women cheat on their rich husbands, but some don't. Some do this, some do that, people do all sorts of things and what I'm getting here is that you are essentially thinking "My rule should be followed consistantly even though it is not consistant."If a certain woman is known to follow said rule, people won't be idiots. What I'm talking about is a random woman that you know nothing about. You have no justification to go and tell a person "I know what you want and that's what you want no matter what you say or think that you want."This is a lose-lose situation for women. No matter what they want, what they say they want, what they think they want, MGTOW people already know what they want and they are sure to tell them, and women are either lying when they say it's not true or they are unaware of that great inescapable biological direcive.Now, before you reply, ask yourself - Is what you say reasonable to be applied 100% of the time to 100% of the women before you even met them, or it's inconsistant enough to allow for individuals to make their own decisions? If it's the latter, then don't bother replying, I'll just give you the the win right here and now because even if you'll end up correct it'll be worthless information.
+cookie manDid you WATCH the video?"And here's the problem. Why do you assume the sex providers want money?(Well, assuming normal people, not prostitutes or sugar stuff)"Women are (by nature) prostitutes. It IS normal behaviour."Why can't you assume that hetrosexual couples trade sex-for-sex too,"Because I prefer to reason things out. Not guess at them."and the money is just a side benefit because let's be honest, everyone would like for someone else to pay for all their things, male or female.I am getting the vibe that MGTOW believe that women are barely interested in sex for it's own sake if at all, and it's 100% only to get things out of men."It is not 100%. So don't say that that was claimed, just to make it easy to disprove."That if a woman says "I just want sex" then she must be lying and you need to start searching for the true reason."Women only "just want sex" when they have the money and status already taken care of. Lots of women cheat on their rich husbands.
+ExBruinsFan And here's the problem. Why do you assume the sex providers want money?(Well, assuming normal people, not prostitutes or sugar stuff) Why can't you assume that hetrosexual couples trade sex-for-sex too, and the money is just a side benefit because let's be honest, everyone would like for someone else to pay for all their things, male or female.I am getting the vibe that MGTOW believe that women are barely interested in sex for it's own sake if at all, and it's 100% only to get things out of men. That if a woman says "I just want sex" then she must be lying and you need to start searching for the true reason.About the women are less eager to have sex, well, I am less eager to eat sweet stuff but I sometimes buy desserts because I feel at that time to eat something sweet for the sake of eating something sweet. You can't make predictions if your model can sometimes stop working out of the blue. Either women don't want sex for it's own sake consistently enough for you to be able to assume any random woman you meet follows the rule, or the rule is unreliable enough that you may as well ignore it because it's useless beyond talking about it.
+cookie man The male/female dynamic is designed for heterosexuals - since nature only cares about reproduction. Men trade money for sex, because money is what the sex providers want.Gay men want sex. There are gay prostitutes, so some of the dynamic applies, but mostly, it is sex for sex. This is theory, of course. Feel free to correct me.Lesbians? Who the fuck knows? I have heard that lesbian relationships have the least amount of sex. This makes sense to me, since women are less eager to have sex.
Just throwing a slightly more difficult case for you. It's easy to say all men want X and all women want Y and that's why they do things, harder when you can't point and blame.Seriously, is it a requirement for being a MGTOW that you believe in biological determinism? Because I am yet to find a single one that says "I believe we(women too, in case you wonder) are at least 90% in control of our lives and decisions"
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@Charles33333 .Joseph Bush, yes I agree. I looked about briefly for more
work of his but came up empty handed. If someone could point me in the
right direction I would be very greatful.