But that narrative's been imposed on feminists forever. "Oh, they've just never been laid properly."
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On one hand, they're challenging the notion that we need an intimate relationship to be whole. Good! On the other hand…
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…the epidemic of loneliness *is* a problem. These are people I'd be concerned about being at risk for suicide.
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If MGTOW also foments misogyny (I'm not saying it does—that's one of the aspects I'm confused about), then we have ↑ risk for violence.
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I've seen some MGTOW posts saying the community is redefining what it means to be a man. If that includes ↓ toxic masculinity, good! But…
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… I sort of get the sense that's *not* the case? Anyway, as I said, confused. Conflicted. Any of you have insight or clarity to offer?
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Check out the We Hunted The Mammoth blog for a bunch of MGTOW in their own words. http://www.wehuntedthemammoth.com
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Yeah. MGTOW is an offshoot of the men's rights movement, which thinks guys like Anders Breivik have some good ideas.http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2015/01/warren-farrell-mens-rights-movement-feminism-misogyny-trolls/ …
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There's also a lot of overlap with pickup artists, which is part of the reason for the "can't get laid" perception.
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A lot of MGTOW self-identify as "incel" (involuntarily celibate), which is the other piece of the "can't get laid" stuff.
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