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A Guide To Anger & Red Pill Rage
The Red Pill rage is a common phenomenon after the veil is lifted and the harsh reality is exposed. But anger is a very destructive emotion which can truly sabotage your path to a better life. In this series I will talk about ways to deal with anger.
How To Deal With Difficult People
A way with difficult people is one of the greatest assets an individual man can, or MGTOW, have. We have chosen for autonomy and solitude, and not having to deal with nasty, rude, egotistical, annoying folks is probably one of the biggest reasons. But at some point, most of us have to. How do we deal with this?
Why You Should Self-Improve And Not Self-Repair
Self-improvement is the great thing everyone talks about today. Self-raparation is not. Are you truly impoving yourself or just repairing your gear?
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Suicide Among Men – It’s time to wake up
Men commit suicide almost 4 times as much as women. Yet, I rarely hear people talking about suicide among men. Especially men themselves. This must change.
Testimonial Of A Senior MGTOW
This is a testimonial of a senior MGTOW. If you want to educate yourself with first-hand experiences of someone who is been around for some time, read this.
4 Ways To Have Fun In Solitude
Are you afraid that you might get bored in solitude? Well, then this article is for you. Generally I have always been successful in finding ways to enjoy myself alone. Especially the last few years I have been spending my majority of free time in solitude.
Redefining Confidence In A Blue Pill World
After a traumatizing event, after a great loss of some sort, after the swallowing the red pill, it is inevitable that we see the world in a different light.
Being A Minimalist, Lone Wolf Style
“The things you own end up owning you,” is a famous quote by Tyler Durden from the movie Fight Club, and I think it’s true. So how to be a minimalist?