Why Are Women Rarely Homeless? - MGTOW

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Hi Everyone Sandman Here,

This video is brought to you by a donation from George. He didn't give me a specific topic so I wanted to discuss something that came up a while back during a group chat that I did with Sydney MGTOW, Terrence Popp, Coach Greg Adams and many others. During our groups session there was a lot of talk about the Carumba. You know that special event and happening that's going on all over the world that no one can talk about without having their channel throttled down and their videos suppressed. During our talk about the curumba, as in Ey Carumba the way that Bart says it on the Simpson there was a lot of chit chat going on about how a lot of women were going to end up homeless clutching their toilet paper in the streets because they've been kicked out of their homes and bedsheets. During this conversation I thought about why women are rarely homeless. Of course the idea has always been that women could trade sexual favors for shelter. But how accurate of an idea was that. That's when I thought back to my days about six years ago. Many of my early listeners will remember me sharing a story about a girl I was seeing in 2014 that I nicknamed Sailor Spoon. That was her nickname because her nose was shaped like a spoon. I swear if I dumped my cockasaurus cavier on her nose she could walk across the room carrying it to the bathroom where she might pour it off her nose down into her folds to trap me with a baby Sandman. This was a woman that didn't have a job, didn't have any savings and if she was a male odds are she would have been homeless. So how did she stave off living in a cardboard box trading tricks for whoppers? I'll discuss her situation in just as second and why I believe that most women will never be homeless but before I do let me first tell everyone about today's sponsor Ancient Purity: Anyways, now back to the show. So Sailor Spoon didn't have a job because she was fired for a bad attitude. She was a struggling student at the university of Toronto and she was living in a moldy basement unable to pay her bills. I certainly wasn't going to step right up and help her out. Well not directly. She got herself onto welfare and that still wasn't enough to pay the rent and living expenses in a bad basement apartment in Toronto. So she got a few hundred bucks a month from her parents and you'd think that was enough. Well it wasn't. So in her one bedroom apartment she rented out her bedroom to another woman and she slept on her sofa in the living room. So she wasn't homeless but she was couch surfing in her own space. That got me thinking about how many women in their twenties and thirties in Toronto lived when I was that age in houses full of other female roommates. They might rent a house with three or four other women for three thousand dollars and each pay about seven hundred bucks each for the cost of living. I think that women are far more likely to put their status aside when it comes to living alone because for them it doesn't matter if they live alone with roommates or by the themselves they are just as bangable when they are younger. Stefan Molyneux mentioned a photographer that was paying about six hundred dollars a month to live with roommates and she had enough money to only last her one and a half months during the carumba and she too was in her early thirties.







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