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You sound irritated by the idea of MGTOW, as if it serves no purpose except extinction. Recommend you open your imagination to consider other possibilities and, while you are at it, check the validity of your fantasy re men being able to secure a happily-ever-after family experience within the current environment of high divorce and father alienation from his own children. Bachelor movements (MGTOW) have occurred periodically throughout history, and tend to occur when a given society sufficiently devalues men while saddling them with unreasonable demands of service to wives and the State. When societies treat males more favorably and they begin to sweeten the deal for men, then bachelor movements organically decline. We can shame bachelors and bachelor movements as "killing muh genetic legacy" or "leading to human extinction," while impotently inviting those men to go hat in hand to politicians pleading for changes to destructive family laws.... which of course politicians ignore. But they can't ignore men opting out of the social contract for too long. So yes, there's warriors who take necessary action, whether personal or social, and there are others who lack a spine to do anything meaningful.

These words were written in the year 1600 by a stay-at-home Christian wife named Lucrezia Marinella: [Quote] At first it may seem an astonishing anomaly to see the wife dressed like a lady and the husband so basely that he often appears to be her servant or butler, but if we consider the matter properly, we find it reasonable because it is necessary for a woman, even if she is humble and low, to be ornamented in this way because of her natural dignity and excellence, and for the man to be less so, like a servant or beast born to serve her. As well as in the ways already narrated, women have been honored by men with great and eminent titles that are used by them continually, being commonly referred to as donne, for, as was demonstrated in the first chapter, the name donna means lady and mistress. When men refer to women thus, they honor them, though they may not intend to, by calling them ladies, even if they are humble and of a lowly disposition. In truth, to express the nobility of this sex men could not find a more appropriate and fitting name than donna, which immediately shows women’s superiority and precedence over men, because by calling women mistress they show themselves of necessity to be subjects and servants. [End quote]