Sandman, I am a level 2 MGTOW from Florida, and I run a Mercedes-Benz repair and restoration shop with my sister in Titusville Florida. I am a mechanic and I have a very full and vibrant career in a field that limits my exposure to women. My sister is an amazing person who agrees with my choices and my lifestyle. We became like this through hard work, responsibility and not having safety nets. I chose the MGTOW lifestyle after I started to learn about women's unrealistic expectations of men, their subconscious desire to ruin happiness and the narcissistic selfie dating culture. I committed in 2012 to the idea that dating marriage are a drain on a man's resources and a virus to his creative spirit. I have female friends, but I limit contact with them, and do not spend time with women one on one, attempt to entertain romantic contact or invest great resources in them. I would be open to marrying a proper woman, but they are rare. My only real material possession are the Mercedes collection my mom, sister and I own and maintain. Many women don't like them because they are old cars, even if their net worth is well into the six figures. I am writing you for two reasons. Number one I am a devout Catholic, and I attend Mass every morning. I was always fascinated with the Catholic praise of celibacy, and I will argue any day that Catholicism and Buddhism, because they advocate celibacy, embrace and understand the importance of MGTOW. A Roman Catholic priest, who embraces his position, is a true man going his own way. I also like Catholicism because it sanctions the priesthood as being for men and men only, and stands firm on its belief. While other jobs have become available to women that should not be, the church keeps this one off limits. While the practice of religion is not an essential part of MGTOW, I feel that my relationship to my faith enhances it, rather than serves as a crutch.
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