Forget? How could I possibly forget? I’m going to get a bit pedantic with this statement though for the benefit of lurkers – I’m sure that you are aware of this yourself.
Many MGTOW have children, many have been married, some (I assume a small number) are still married and still cohabiting because they are financially trapped. This is possible because they became MGTOW after the fact.
It’s not that MGTOW don’t have children, it’s that we won’t have any more.
Oh there’s a lot in this thread I’m having difficulty understanding, but I can assure you that the hypothetical scenario is not one of them.That's why I emphasized that this is a hypothetical scenario which, you sir, seem not to understand
O.K. we’ll put this one down to a misunderstanding over the intent of the writer being misinterpreted by the reader. It happens, more often than you might think. To explain my comment what you originally stated was:Had I have a son, I would speak from mgtow unaware standpoint. I would be bluepilled.
You see, from my perspective when I read this you didn’t explain in your hypothetical that you would be unaware of MGTOW, I therefore took this as meaning this is your current opinion with all the knowledge you currently have.Had I have a kid, YES I would shape him . I wouldn't show him redpill/mgtow
As for some of your other points, yes I am confused. I am confused at your many seeming contradictions.
Christian faith is not contrary to mgtow.But does your faith not guide your principles? If so does that not mean your faith is contrary to MGTOW.I ended up here because I couldn't reconcile my principles with the reality.
It is my understanding that all Christian religions heavily encourage both marriage and procreation. This is very definitely contrary to MGTOW.
By the way this should not be interpreted as an attack on your faith. You brought it up otherwise I wouldn’t even mention it.
Yet, in the very same post you say:I say this almost in every comment - I won't ever have a relationship because of what I know
I still want to get married but I see marriage in a very different light.and again:That's why it's very unlikely I will get ever married.
Well, which is it? Not ever or not very unlikely? You can’t have it both ways. Very unlikely is still possibly. You are not resolute in your convictions.To sum up - its VERY unlikely for me to get married.
Do you see how this appears as being somewhat undecided? Here’s the thing about being MGTOW, you either are or you aren’t. There is no such thing as 99% MGTOW. Although you can be 99% of the way there, it’s still not being MGTOW.
And, since you mentioned your intro, from that thread:
AWALT is 100% trueSo again, which is it 100% or >90%? Also if >90% are unworthy of marriage does that mean ~10% are worthy. But to be fair you said > 90% so let’s split the difference and say 5%, that’s 1 in 20. That’s a LOT of women you claim at least might be worthy of marriage.>90% of women are unworthy of marriage
To a MGTOW no woman is worth marrying.
This is not an attack on you, merely an explanation of where I see you to be at. You’re almost there but not quite and I applaud the progress you have already made. Just a little further.