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What I Think of “The View”

The View is not a talk show. It is a televised circus where a panel of cackling women compete for who can be the loudest, the most offended, and the most self-righteous in the room. It is marketed as a platform for “diverse female voices” but in reality, it is a chaotic display of emotional outbursts masquerading as intellectual discourse. There is no conversation. There is no debate. It is a verbal free-for-all where logic dies the moment feelings get hurt.
 
From a man’s perspective, The View is a masterclass in how not to have a productive conversation. The hosts don’t listen to understand. They listen to interrupt. They don’t argue to solve problems. They argue to be seen. Every topic, no matter how serious, is reduced to a catfight for attention. The constant virtue-signaling and moral grandstanding would be comical if it wasn’t so embarrassingly shallow.
 
It’s a perfect snapshot of what happens when emotional reasoning replaces critical thinking. Every episode is drenched in hypocrisy. They preach female empowerment while playing the victim. They demand equality but refuse accountability. They celebrate free speech as long as you parrot their opinions. Dissent is met with eye-rolls, mockery, and high-pitched shrieking until the opposing view is drowned out.
 
For any man who values logic, facts, and respectful debate, The View is pure torture. It’s not about solutions. It’s not about truth. It’s about spotlight addiction. It’s a daily reminder of how modern media panders to emotional immaturity and rewards outrage over substance.

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Not All Women Are Like That #1

If you stand in front of a group of women and proclaim how amazing they all are, not one will interrupt. Say that all women are beautiful, strong, and intelligent, and they will sit there nodding like synchronized dolls. Say that all men are trash, cheaters, abusers, or cowards, and not a single woman will speak out in defense of the opposite sex. They will let that lie slide because it flatters them and feeds the ego.
 
But the second you expose an ugly truth, that over 80 percent of divorces are initiated by women, that women are walking out of families they built simply because they are unhappy or found some minor flaw in their man, the air changes. Suddenly the silence is broken by an outraged chorus of defense.
 
“Not ALL women are like that!”
“You must hate women.”
“Who hurt you?”
“You just pick the wrong ones.”
“Where are you meeting these women?”
 
That instant backlash is not about truth, it’s about loyalty to the hive. Women will defend the collective with religious devotion. Logic dies. Accountability disappears. They don’t care if it is factually accurate or morally wrong, they will attack you before they ever confront each other. Because to criticize one woman is to challenge the entire female narrative, and they will protect that narrative like their lives depend on it.

Not All Women Are Like That #1

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Now a Word From Our Members

A Message from Our Members
 
It’s important to remember: MGTOW is not an organization or political movement, it’s a philosophy. At its core is the belief that men do not need women or a gynocentric society to determine their value. MGTOW men determine their worth through their own personal achievements, based on their lives and standards, not anyone else’s.
 
MGTOW includes men of all races, Black, White, Asian, and Brown. It spans across political spectrums, from conservative to liberal, and includes followers of many different religions. Because of these cultural, racial, and societal differences, MGTOW members may disagree on various issues. However, all share the understanding that feminism, and everything derived from it, is harmful.
 
A central concept of MGTOW is “ghosting.” At its simplest, this means being invisible. The most effective defense against narcissistic women who seek to manipulate and emotionally abuse you is to avoid them entirely. Feminists cannot attack what they cannot see.
 
The best way to avoid societal pressure to conform to gynocentric ideals is to remain invisible while focusing on your own life. Avoiding the worship of women is a core survival skill. Equally important is steering clear of men who engage in such behavior, whether they are traditional conservatives (tradcons), liberal “white knights,” pickup artists (PUAs), or simply “thirsty simps.”
 
We don’t need protests, petitions, or advocacy. MGTOW simply requires stepping away from commitments to narcissistic, abusive, and manipulative women. Doing so allows us to focus on our own lives. Often, natural consequences for such women are far more effective than anything we could orchestrate.
 
Time is a non-renewable resource, and MGTOW understands this deeply. Our time should be spent on self-improvement and personal happiness, not wasted arguing with individuals who refuse to acknowledge the truth or take accountability for their own flaws. Political protests in the name of men’s rights are rarely effective. It’s far better to ghost and let nature take its course.
 
Instead, educate yourself. Read, learn new skills, or refine existing ones. Share your knowledge with other men. These actions strengthen the MGTOW community and set an example for others to follow.
 
MGTOW recognizes that avoiding the rigged systems of marriage, commitment, and the politics surrounding them draws criticism from gynocentric hypocrites. The best response is to ghost and disappear. After all, no one can attack what they cannot see.
 
You are not alone. The number of men embracing this philosophy grows daily, as more awaken to the reality that many modern women are unable to uphold the lifelong commitment of marriage, or even monogamous relationships.
 
MGTOW is a natural reaction to feminist policies. As long as these policies continue to discriminate against men, the movement will grow.
 
So, brothers, wherever you are and whatever you do in life, support one another. In times of crisis, ensure that those in need know they are not alone. Life after gynocentrism is not only possible, it’s worth living. Ghosting, doing your own thing, and standing by your brothers is the best defense against gynocentric hypocrisy.
 
We are men. As such, we are strong enough to overcome any obstacle we set our minds to.

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How and Why Women Pick Their Partners

Women partner with those who elevate their status, either by association or by contrast.
 
Elevating by association:
 
Women instinctively reject men they perceive as beneath them in any area they consider a strength.
 
• If she is strong, she rejects weak men.
 
• If she is rich, she rejects men who earn less.
 
• If she has a degree, she rejects men without one.
 
• If she has two degrees, she rejects men with only one.
 
• If she is tall, she rejects shorter men.
 
• If she is a bodybuilder, she rejects men who are not on her level physically.
 
• If she has a 140 IQ, she rejects anyone intellectually beneath her.She despises men she views as lesser. Once she sees she can overtake a man, she loses all respect and removes him from her life.
 
Whatever she values in herself, she expects more of in a man, or she walks.And yet, if a poor woman marries a billionaire, she becomes a billionaire by association.
 
Perception is everything. If she thinks she is smarter but finds out he is smarter, she will leave.
 
Elevating by contrast:
 
Now flip the script. A woman deliberately chooses a man beneath her in every category, then uses her strengths as a weapon. She reminds him at every turn that she is better, smarter, stronger, and more successful.
 
This is why women chase gangsters, thugs, criminals, substance abusers, ex- convicts, gamblers, smooth talkers, liars, cheaters, woman beaters, married men, con artists, lazy fools, and abusive jerks. She feels powerful around them. She gets to be the queen of trash.
 
The problem is not men,The problem is women.
 
Women are the ones who choose the men.Women are the ones who file for divorce.

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He’s Only a Provider to Her

Make no mistake. It is not men who choose women, it is women who choose men. A man can chase endlessly, but the final decision is always hers. She selects for use, not for love. If she wants your provisions, she will bait you along. Unless you are rich enough to have women competing for your attention, the power of choice is never yours.
 
She will select the man who fits her current temporary need. She may want citizenship, so she targets a man she can control. She may want housing or a job, so she hunts for a man who will provide it. She may even marry, not out of loyalty, but to secure her position until the man of her real dreams steps into view.
 
A woman never refuses provisions. If you hand them over freely, she will take them without shame. What she extracts always outweighs what she returns. Her loyalty is not to you, it is to her survival. The moment you stop providing is the moment she stops pretending. The moment another man offers more is the moment she pivots without hesitation.
 
Her promises are temporary, her devotion conditional, her respect an illusion. She smiles while she calculates, embraces while she plans, whispers love while her eyes search for the next advantage. A man who forgets this truth sets himself up for betrayal.
 
What she calls partnership is ownership. She does not want balance; she wants control. The man who provides becomes the man who obeys. The man who obeys becomes the man who is discarded. The cycle never ends because her hunger never ends.
 
The provider believes he is loved, but he is only tolerated. He believes he is chosen for who he is, but he is chosen for what he gives. She does not fall for the man; she falls for the benefits. And when those benefits fade, so does her loyalty.
 
The man who understands this refuses to be baited. He does not give blindly. He does not mistake transaction for devotion. He sees her choices for what they are: survival strategies, not love.
 
Once a man gives his strength away, he ceases to be her man. He becomes her resource, her tool, her stepping stone, he’s only a provider to her.

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A Poem From an Unknown Artist

I’m tired of hearing
Some of these women
From the beginning
Feeling entitled to men who accomplished what they need.
 
Having a long list of standards
They haven’t met
And some of them probably never meet
 
He has to make 6 figures
Has to have excellent credit
While you can’t keep a job and your credit is shot
 
He has to have no kids
While you have plenty
He has to finish college
While you have not
 
He has to have a nice car
Because yours keeps breaking down
He must stay loyal
While you mess with your ex
 
He has to bring you the world
And all things in it
So you can toss it out
And ask for snacks
 
Yet, but still
things get real,
You have flaws
Let’s not forget
 
He has to deal with your self proclaimed “craziness”
And disrespectful mouth and still hand you all the respect
 
Then you brag about being spoiled
And have a bad attitude
And how he hasn’t left yet
 
But I’m sorry baby girl
In all actuality
A woman of his equal
He probably hasn’t met
 
He has to work his full shifts
Accept endless O, T,
To pay all the bills
And expensive trips
 
Just to come home
To no home cooked meal
Yet you provide excessive lip
 
He has to play daddy
With no kids of his own
Because your kids’ dad wont claim them
 
And when he asks you something
As small as some of his favorites
You can’t even name them
 
Out of all that he does for you
Bending over backwards all the time
All you really want to do is to shame him
 
And when things don’t go right
Inside of your life
You just find a way to blame him
 
And now he is stuck
Trying to figure out why he has to pay for what your ex did
And when you start to realize he’s not the same him
 
Well, that was your fault
You stayed where you didn’t belong
Thinking you can change him
 
Now the man you prayed to GOD to send your way
Because you knew you deserved better
Got with you and realizes he does too
And a woman of his equal
He wants to go get her
 
Because you laugh at his dreams
You think it is cute to be mean
And play victim when he goes astray
 
But he has no use for verbal abuse
And those egotistical games that you play
 
See, you have to stop thinking
You’re GOD’s gift to man
When all you bring to the table is sex
 
Men have endless battles daily to continue to come home to stress
 
And when he leaves
You better believe
All those credentials you wanted
Are tagged only to his name
 
And now you are stuck
Claiming you do not give a fuck
When clearly you are accustom to lame
 
The term, “Nice guys finish last”
I’ve heard in the past
And unfortunately, it seems to be true
 
You may think you’re bad
But that’s just a fad
If nothing else comes with you
 
You see, being attractive on the surface
Serves no purpose
If there is no personality to match
 
And all the negativity that comes with you
Just is not worth it for a good man in reality to be attached
 
You say hoes are winning
But that’s just the beginning
Of the many excuses
To make you feel like you are above
 
If you can’t reciprocate what you think you deserve
Then you are just not ready for love
 
People want what they can’s have
Reach but can’t grab
And if that is the case
Put it back on the shelf
 
And those credentials you want your real man to have
You need to start acquiring them yourself
 
You see, life don’t goes as expected
Which its smart to have a “Plan B”
And C
And D
And E
 
Not another man
But those plans that solely involve “Me”
 
So before you chant, “there are no good men”
Make sure that men of that caliber are your equal
 
Or, you will be forever stuck
Not knowing the end to your, “Men ain’t shit” sequel
 
See, you want the ring, the life, the things, the love and title too
But when it comes to kings
They are only wifeing queens
They feel their entitled too

A Poem From an Unknown Artist