Hey guys. From time to time I have the pleasure of collaborating on a piece with Peter Wright of Gynocentrism.com. Though it is written in first person, this is one of those pieces. My sincere thanks to Peter. * * * “The female, not the male, determines all the conditions of the animal family. Where …
Today we’re republishing an amusing and practical article written several years ago by AVfM’s own August Løvenskiolds. A man’s gotta eat, right? –Ed The MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way) lifestyle, ideally, involves both a real-world withdrawal of men from women and a reduction in the large excess of productivity by men necessary to support the pampering of …
Some decades ago, I remember my cousin’s son saying that when he grew up he wanted to be like Bill Gates. I don’t remember how old the kid was at the time, but I don’t think he meant he wanted to be a software developer. In fact, I don’t think he was old enough to …
MGTOW – A Discussion More and more men are leaving the broken system of marriage and relationships. Why is this happening, where are they going, what will come next? Tune in with Janice Fiamengo, Paul Elam and Tom Golden as we discuss this growing phenomenon! Posted by Regarding Men on Thursday, June 11, 2020
The practice of men going their own way has a surprisingly long and fruitful history, as has the tradition that attempts to shame them into marriage.
Occasionally we republish notable articles from our archives. This article was first published in August 2012, and is republished as one of the original MGTOW classics. My road to being a MGHOW was forged after witnessing my parents’ marriage break down, my mother’s and step father’s marriage break down, and the countless other marriage breakdowns …
So what were MMGTOW? That’s my ad hoc acronym for Mountain Men Going Their Own Way. Having coined it, I now abandon it, as Mountain Men Going Their Own Way is a redundancy. By definition, mountain men always went their own way. The mountain man was a peculiarly American phenomenon (though some were Canadian and …
I have no doubt that as I write this there are T-shirt companies out there with templates saying something like “I survived the 2020 Coronavirus Pandemic.” They’re just waiting for the all-clear to sound. It would be unseemly to be premature. Of course, such T-shirts risk being insensitive, as someone viewing the T-shirt may be …
