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MGTOW-The Psychology of Solitude

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Published on 25 May 2021 / In Film & Animation

Among the laughs here are some more wise words for the MGTOW. Personally I actually like my own solise it's when I'm most creative.

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slapmonkey 3 years ago

All things in moderation. Nihil est verum omnia licet.

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mrghoster 3 years ago

My Freind that is exactly how I live my life, In Moderation.

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libertyanyday 3 years ago

if you rely on a friend, then your life is not yours.

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mrghoster 3 years ago

Also If you are no good to yourself you are no good to anyone.

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libertyanyday 3 years ago

people who have poor self esteem hate being alone...... MEN are made for long periods of solitude.

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Johnny_Cage 3 years ago

I love listening to Academy of Ideas on YouTube. He's one of the only reasons I still go on YouTube occasionally.

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mrghoster 3 years ago

I'm Mirroring his work here because he say's MAN and Him and He a lot, which is as the text was written? but just incase YT get reallyt Bitchy I thought I would put a few up here. They are really useful and I saved them and often listen to them when I go to bed, they are thoughtful and relaxing.

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Maxxx 3 years ago

Solitude for life.

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Johnny_Cage 3 years ago

Yes. Seriously, even though it was initially difficult, I've adjusted myself in such a way that my solitude is now enjoyable and peaceful. Us solitary MGTOW or black/red-pill men can re-engage with the world whenever we want. It's just that company with ourselves and our other MGTOW is much more rewarding and jingoistic than relating with the average dumb-fuck in the world today.

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