:yes: :yes:Howiestern said:When I finally realized I didn't need a woman was when I gained the upper hand in this game. ;-) Chew on that for a while, it all comes together and makes sense.
i can't agree with this.samspade said:I don't dispute that there is a basic human need for companionship. It's not up there with food, water, clothing and shelter, but it's still a big one. Remember in "Cast Away" when Tom Hanks anthropomorphized a volleyball so he would have someone to talk to on the deserted island?
That's to say nothing of the basic male urge to spread the seed.
The only thing I've noticed is that you can only say "I don't need a woman to be happy" if you already have women around.
If a guy who's not getting any says this, he sounds like he's making excuses for himself and kidding himself.
If the same guy says "I need a woman" he's blasted as needy and not taking care of himself first.
The more important mindset is that you don't need any ONE woman to be happy. That leads to desperation, oneitis, psychopathy, depression, and emasculation. We all need women on some biological and emotional level. To deny this is to deny the existence of your manhood. But no single woman is worth abdicating your manhood, either. They used to say in the 50s during the commie scare "better dead than red." Well, better to be lonely and single than dominated and miserable.
I totally agree with this. The stuff I put in bold is a part of why the price of love and companionship is so high right now. Lately, I've been hearing a lot of guys saying that any love is better than no love, and you're more desirable if you have at least ONE woman who's attracted to you.samspade said:I don't dispute that there is a basic human need for companionship. It's not up there with food, water, clothing and shelter, but it's still a big one. Remember in "Cast Away" when Tom Hanks anthropomorphized a volleyball so he would have someone to talk to on the deserted island?
That's to say nothing of the basic male urge to spread the seed.
The only thing I've noticed is that you can only say "I don't need a woman to be happy" if you already have women around.
If a guy who's not getting any says this, he sounds like he's making excuses for himself and kidding himself.
If the same guy says "I need a woman" he's blasted as needy and not taking care of himself first.
The more important mindset is that you don't need any ONE woman to be happy. That leads to desperation, oneitis, psychopathy, depression, and emasculation. We all need women on some biological and emotional level. To deny this is to deny the existence of your manhood. But no single woman is worth abdicating your manhood, either. They used to say in the 50s during the commie scare "better dead than red." Well, better to be lonely and single than dominated and miserable.
Bingo Bongo Roberto Luongo.the problem with most guys is that they will not take the time to better themselves to in the long run, make the game easier for them. They are too stuck on "needing a woman"
Man. Solid post. Been dealing with some issues and this made me pause and think.samspade said:I don't dispute that there is a basic human need for companionship. It's not up there with food, water, clothing and shelter, but it's still a big one. Remember in "Cast Away" when Tom Hanks anthropomorphized a volleyball so he would have someone to talk to on the deserted island?
That's to say nothing of the basic male urge to spread the seed.
The only thing I've noticed is that you can only say "I don't need a woman to be happy" if you already have women around.
If a guy who's not getting any says this, he sounds like he's making excuses for himself and kidding himself.
If the same guy says "I need a woman" he's blasted as needy and not taking care of himself first.
The more important mindset is that you don't need any ONE woman to be happy. That leads to desperation, oneitis, psychopathy, depression, and emasculation. We all need women on some biological and emotional level. To deny this is to deny the existence of your manhood. But no single woman is worth abdicating your manhood, either. They used to say in the 50s during the commie scare "better dead than red." Well, better to be lonely and single than dominated and miserable.
u and i seem to have two different vying points of view on anything,.zekko said:Backbreaker, if we believe your posts, you're in better position than most here to make sure you live in female abundance. Take away your self image as a "confident DJ", and you're practically not even the same person.
If you were a 35 year old virgin who had never had a date or kissed a girl, and dealing with all the associated mindfvcks that undoubtedly go along with that, you might have a different perspective on the importance of having women in your life.
That said, again, I did point out that there are periods when it may be advantageous to stay away from women while you work on your career or whatever. I've done this myself. That's just self sacrifice and self discipline.
yes 100%evan12 said:Men doint need woman , they need offspring (children ) , if you look at some traditional cultures , men dont spend a lot of time with women , some very old cultures , men life in houses while women with animals .
a man want a woman to give him children , and take care of them .
in the west because the capitalism didn't encourage poeple to have kids , it become very common to men to forget their biological need and think they need a woman instead of need the offspring
lolWarrior74 said:what a fuucking circle jerk thread.
Absolutely fantastic post.samspade said:I don't dispute that there is a basic human need for companionship. It's not up there with food, water, clothing and shelter, but it's still a big one. Remember in "Cast Away" when Tom Hanks anthropomorphized a volleyball so he would have someone to talk to on the deserted island?
That's to say nothing of the basic male urge to spread the seed.
The only thing I've noticed is that you can only say "I don't need a woman to be happy" if you already have women around.
If a guy who's not getting any says this, he sounds like he's making excuses for himself and kidding himself.
If the same guy says "I need a woman" he's blasted as needy and not taking care of himself first.
The more important mindset is that you don't need any ONE woman to be happy. That leads to desperation, oneitis, psychopathy, depression, and emasculation. We all need women on some biological and emotional level. To deny this is to deny the existence of your manhood. But no single woman is worth abdicating your manhood, either. They used to say in the 50s during the commie scare "better dead than red." Well, better to be lonely and single than dominated and miserable.
It sounds like you've latched onto to some societally ingrained concepts of what constitutes success for a man and are attempting to project those ideas onto the other posters of this forum, whether they've chosen to drink that Kool-Aid with you or not.zekko said:There's a common saying around here that you should be able to be happy on your own, and that you shouldn't need women.
There's truth in that, but the fact is any well rounded successful man is not going to be satisfied without having women in his life. Either a good woman as an LTR or a string of women plates who come and go. What kind of guy is going to sit around while everybody around him is gaming women and getting laid? Isn't that the very definition of a chode?
I know there are times when you have to focus on your career or your education or whatnot, and you don't have time for women. I've been there myself, but I'm not talking about those times. Those times are meant to be temporary.
Women should be a byproduct of a successful life. If you don't have women or a woman, I would say that's a pretty strong indication that you're doing something wrong. Can you imagine a guy on this forum bragging about how successful he is but not having any women? If you're living a complete life, you're going to have females in it, unless you're a monk or a priest or something.
I might be able to take your post seriously except for this one fact:Senzoi said:The key point: toppings/desserts are an option that any successful man can choose to indulge or to dismiss. His decision to disinclude those desserts from his life only indicates that he values female companionship less than you do and doesn't use relationships with women as a life success barometer.
All that I'm getting from this is that I understand you're addressing a demographic that perhaps values women as much as you've been conditioned to expect other men to value them.zekko said:I might be able to take your post seriously except for this one fact:
There isn't a single guy here who has chosen to disinclude women from his life, except for on a temporary basis. As I said myself, I had to sacrifice women (and other things) from my life when I was getting my degree and working full time. But there was no question that was a temporary sacrifice.
Whether it be on a LTR, FB, ONS, or plate spinning basis, men want women in their life. You can argue about semantics, but this want is so strong that it is barely distinguishable from need. If this were not true, this forum would not exist. If a guy on this forum wants to brag, he talks about all the women he is banging, or the number of women who are banging on his door, or all the things his woman is willing to do for him - this gives him credibility here.
I've yet to see ONE man here decide to disinclude women from his life (permanently). And I don't expect to see one either, unless as I said he is someone like a monk who is choosing to deny his physical urges for a higher purpose. Would you like to be the first? I tend to doubt it.
You think I have women in my life because of social conditioning?Senzoi said:All that I'm getting from this is that I understand you're addressing a demographic that perhaps values women as much as you've been conditioned to expect other men to value them.
Well, it's not just monks. There are also guys who have become extrememly bitter toward women (mainly because of their lack of success with them).Senzoi said:This isn't a semantical issue - your need to identify men that choose to not involve women in their lives in any physically intimate way as monks only displays the relative narrowness of your reality tunnel.
I checked out their home page. Rather tellingly, it mostly talks about women. It's a men's rights organization. Nowhere does it say anything about avoiding women altogether, or not having sex with them.Senzoi said:I would concur that with a previous poster that your post may just be an offhand dismissal of MGTOW that have chosen to abstain from unnecessary companionship with women for various reasons.