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I (myself) have decided to go MGTOW as I feel that women don't know what they want. Women are also shallow. They will help or support a man but they want him for his assets. As Unplugged Male by Greg Cooper states "Men view women as sex objects however Women view men has success objects".

Especially with the divorce rates at a all time high, women cheat more than men and I have even noticed that in personal experience. It makes me feel and question the need for a woman. There more single mothers too. Meaning successful men over 30 will be left with someone else's responsibilities.

Women from another post I have seen on here SHOULD in my opinion ask the men. The feminist movement believe they are "strong independent Women" so therefore they should do the effort for & in the relationship. The guy's job should be to "have fun & hook up" END OFF.

Women are annoyed that this male movement is is gaining momentum. Yet men in the past have supported the rights of women. Yet ironically they don't support this.

So why I have gone in this direction? Firstly, men who go this way are NOT gay! (That's the myth too debunked). So here are the reasons below;

▪︎Women don't know what they want.
▪︎Women have made dating incredibly difficult.
▪︎Too many single mothers.
▪︎Women don't care about men & only the goods. Yet they will have either baggage or problems and expect men to accept them.
▪︎Most of the good one's have "come and gone".
▪︎Some Women have unreasonable & unrealistic expectations especially with the men they seek. Like a unemployed chick wanting a gym going successful guy.
▪︎Women take no accountability for the poor choices of previous relationships.
▪︎Too many unfaithful women.
▪︎The divorce rates are climbing (women)

So please feel free to fill out the poll & comment your opinions. Try to be respectful it's not like I have made a physical attack on you. This is a opinion and everyone is entitled to have one. Any personal attacks will be reported so tread carefully.