MGTOW Sandman Quotes

Hi Sandman, I think that men need help in the area of work. Women have a lot of clout in the workplace and if you say the wrong thing you can get in trouble. Your male boss is probably a mangina who is terrified of a complaint from a woman. Outside of work, family and friends can be annoying but they cannot fire you. I was lucky at work. During my entire career I handled money and sensitive information so as long as I didn't lose any money or disclose sensitive information people didn't care. There was zero interest in my personal life. People were busy and didn't stop by for idle chat. I think the best way to avoid the question at work is to keep a low profile and not chat with women unless absolutely necessary. So please talk about work and the modern work environment. Cheers!" Well, thanks for your comments Bill so I'm going to cover the way that men should behave in the workplace to make their lives easier from women. And I'm going to use real life examples sent to me by youtubers listening to this channel. The first one is from Willilly Bab and this is what he says: "Sorry but the women here in Canada are turning into F***ing Nut-Cases these days. I told a lady at another branch office a joke, this was the joke: "Question = how does an Otter introduce his wife? Answer = he says 'Here is my significant Otter.' I then talked about the weather and how the days seem to be getting shorter and shorter, and soon it will snow. That's it, that's all I said, and then I wished her a nice day and walked away. We both seemed happy and she was smiling and all friendly and happy. A few days later I got my butt hauled into my supervisor's office, the lady wrote a review of my visit and claimed that I made sexist and demeaning comments about women and blank statements that were hateful and shamed women. I almost got fired for that but I was saved because I luckily voice recorded everything on a small Olympus voice recorder, and that was my proof that I said nothing wrong to the lady, so I kept my job. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/mgtow/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This is brought to you by a donation from Rod. And he doesn't have a specific comment or question. So I'll be covering the topic of the imitating women or the imitatrix a term that I've just coined. Women tend to copy each others style and behavior and they also tend to copy the style they see on men. There's an excellent video that was released yesterday about this yesterday by Diana Davison where she says that if women need to grow underarm hair to attract a hippy guy then they will do so. If they need to cover themselves in tattoos to attract a man with tattoos then they will do so. She says that so long as a woman wants something from a man she will become like a chameleon taking on the males characteristics to attract his affection and attention. I'm adding a link to her video in the description below. Well, I've been meaning to do a video on women that imitate for a while now. And the Imitatrix is the annoying woman that copies the ideas and style of others and then passes off their ideas as her own. I've seen this most of my life and remember a couple of years ago when I was in New York's meatpacking district. All the women were wearing the same type of black outfit with long flowing blonde hair. They wore the same type of shoes. And if you weren't not a banker but are still successful at something else then you weren't their mark. Women often go out already knowing what type of guy she wants. And if you're not that guy you're in the way. The best way "to go your own way" is not to look like anything a woman is looking for. I do this all the time. I wear some of the most unstylish, mismatched clothing when I go out in public. Almost as if I'm trying to look terrible so that I keep my anonymity.Feelings... Nothing More Than Feelingshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aI34-...Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/mgtow/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

"Hi Sandman, I have had to explain mgtow to a girl who likes me. I figured I would just be honest with her. And she didn't understand mgtow until I told her I'm like a cowboy. You're a great woman and all but I won't be sticking around because I have better things to do. If you can talk about how to explain MGTOW to women that would be great and if it's not up your ally just pick a different topic and happy holidays. Well thanks for your comments and suggestions Brett. Hopefully you and everyone else will fully understand what I'm trying to say in this video as it's a little bit more complicated then my usual ones. I was originally going to name this video educating women about MGTOW. But there's no point to doing this. Most women I've spoken to about MGTOW just ignore what I have to say and want to talk about what they want to talk about. And many seem to always say that MGTOW is feminism for men. Ninety percent of the time that's the way they see it no matter how I try and explain it. Essentially they don't really listen or when they do they get really angry, quiet or positive about MGTOW. Those seem to be the reactions I've received so far. But telling a girl about MGTOW that likes you is like telling her you're gay. In all likelihood that's the way she's going to interpret it. She's probably not going to admit to herself that the fault may lie in herself or women in general. It's always the man's fault for rejecting her. And if a man hits on her and she rejects him, it's his fault for not being tall enough, handsome enough, rich enough. If a man leaves a woman it's also his fault too. Women can't accept responsibility because they see themselves as having little to no agency when it comes to men. But at the same time society has increasingly given them agency in other ways. But they will never take responsibility for this new agency they've been given. So Brett get on your tall horse and ride off into the sunset and don't look back.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/mgtow/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Hey Sandman, I think my journey to becoming a MGTOW began a couple of years after my divorce was final. At the time I didn’t know about the MGTOW movement, but had already given up on the idea of traditional marriage. I had been treated so poorly by my ex-wife both during and after my marriage, and was treated so unfairly by the divorce court system, that I decide that marriage was NOT for me. It was just too risky for my emotional, physical, spiritual, and financial health. In a sense it is too late for me, but listening and reading MGTOW content has answered A LOT of lingering questions I had about the "whys and Hows" of my painful experiences with women. I thought I was alone in my adverse view of marriage until I heard about the "Marriage Strike." It was surprising to hear the stories of SO many other men who have also have been put through the meat grinder of marriage, divorce, and “family” court. I think that the younger generation of men are more emotionally aware and confident- much less susceptible to the shaming tactics many of us older guys fell victim too. As a result, you see young men today ditching marriage and the "American Dream " in droves. Here's a quote from Dr. Helen Smith's book "Men on Strike" - “It’s no wonder that fewer and fewer men are getting married now than in the past. Kay Hymowitz states in her book, Manning Up, that “in 1970, 80 percent of 25-to 29-year-old men were married; in 2007, only about 40 percent of them were. In 1970, 85 percent of 30- to 34-year-old men were married; in 2007, only 60 percent of them were.” After reading that here's my question: Do you think this Marriage Strike will continue for much longer? If so, what would say the most significant social and economic impacts to western society would be if this trend continues? Well, thanks for your comments and questions Soul Journer.Sexodus pt 2. I don't trust ithttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55GrS...Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/mgtow/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Sandman, first, kudos to you for your videos, and for the Manosphere in general. I live here in Washington, DC and I work for the US government doing IT management in the defense sector. Right now, I'm about 12 years away from retirement, which will put me into my early 50s. And I have a couple of questions that I hope you could answer for me and that you can share with your wider audience in video form. In my early 30s, due to the one-two-punch of the tech bubble of the late 90s bursting and the aftermath of 9/11, I enlisted in the US Army because I needed the steady income and some solid momentum in my life. Since most of the jobs I've had until that time were either temporary or contract jobs -- and low-paying at that. I took a risk and enlisted in the Army right when the Iraq War was ramping up, and ended up serving two tours in Iraq. Fortunately, I was in communications and working with computers and networks, so I wasn't on the "front line," as it were, but safely ensconced in air-conditioned offices, fixing computers, etc. My time in the Army really opened my eyes, firsthand, to the "bitch, slut, or dyke" types of women that you talked about in one of your previous video about women in the army. I'm currently in a relationship with a woman who's my own age. She's never been married and has never had any children. She works as a government social worker with sexually abused children. She makes a good salary and has her own condo, so she's not dependent on me financially. She's close to her family while I'm not, (for various reasons) and we have a shared group of friends. We've not talked about marriage yet and she's not displayed any baby rabies thus far.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/mgtow/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Hello Sandman, I would like you comment on the mountain men of the 19th century. Were they the MGTOW of their day? Two people from this time include movement are Grizzly Adams and Jeremiah Johnson. And If you don't have enough material for a full video please include what you think of the Vulcan's in Star Trek where they focus on their career's and have sex (for mating purposes) once only seven years. Thank you, Jon. Well thanks for your questions and comments. I'll cover all three men, James "Grizzly" Adams, John "Liver Eating" Johnson and the Vulcan's of Star Trek. I find the dichotomy interesting because it's how we imagine men going their own way in the past as well as how we imagine them in the future. Here we are in the twenty first century looking back to the way society saw men going their own way back in the nineteenth century as well as how society saw men going their own way back in the sixties in the original Star Trek and projecting out male qualities out to the twenty third and twenty fourth centuries. So in a way this video will be a bit of time travel intothe future and into the past. A little bit of rocky mountain individualism and a little bit of humanities imagined future.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/mgtow/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

So a couple of days ago I saw an article on the CBC or Canadian Broadcasting Corporation website about how the debate about giving women the new privilege of paid menstrual leave. The article is called "Paid menstrual leave debate resurfaces" and I'm putting a link to it in the description below. This is a topic that came up earlier this year. But now it's back in the headlines. Men are more often shamed and reprimanded by their for not coming to work when they are ill with the man cold which is more serious and painful then when a woman gets sick. But now there is talk about bringing menstrual leave to western countries. It's already something that has been in Japan since after the second world war when it was implemented in 1947. And last year it was brought into law in Taiwan. But what actually happens if laws like this are passed in the western world giving women this new privilege? And if women are given two work days off work each month as paid sick days. You're telling me that women won't abuse this privilege? I've met some large fat and portly women that are too obese to get their periods. How is an employer supposed to know if a woman is getting her time of the month or not? Is there going to be some type of period police going around with blood sniffing dogs on public transport or the workplace making sure women are bleeding when they say they are? Let's assume there are twenty-two work days in a typical month.Paid menstrual leave debate resurfaceshttp://www.cbc.ca/news/health/paid-me...We Don't Want Paid Menstrual Leave Because It Will Increase The Gender Pay Gaphttp://www.forbes.com/sites/timworsta...Gender equality act amendedhttp://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwa...Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/mgtow/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

"Hey sandman, I'd really like to see you make a video warning all men to stay away from night clubs and how the entire thing is rigged. and how men no matter where they live should boycott them all together." Well thanks for your donation as well as suggestion Ricardo. I haven't been to a night club in over five years and I haven't thought about the dynamics of male femalerelations in night clubs for at least a decade. And I have to agree with you that night clubs are ridiculous. Before you enter the nightclub there's usually a lineup outside but when you finally get inside it's usually empty. The idea is for the owners, promoters and the bouncers to create the illusion of artificial scarcity. And to create the impression that once you get inside there are tons of people having a great time and on the outside of the clubs there are often tons of people clamoring to get inside. That's why there are lineups to empty clubs. Now that it's winter here in Toronto, Canada in our club district you see hundreds of women braving the cold weather in nothing more then short mini skirts and ultra high heels to get into the clubs. And to be honest I never gave this much thought. I always saw these women literally freezing their asses off and thought to myself what a bunch of idiots. But now that I see men and women differently after taking the red pill I have to look at this again. So I'll start with the high heels women wear when they go to clubs. Most of us have heard that high heels make women more attractive because they accentuate their legs, make their legs look thinner and make them appear more sexy. But high heels also change a man's behavior. And high heels are the female footwear of choice in the club environment.High Heels Have A Strange Effect On Men, And Here's Proofhttp://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/11...Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/mgtow/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Over the last ten years the price of prostitution has come down around the Western World from about three hundred and fifty dollars per hour to just over two hundred and fifty dollars per hour. This is according to an article by The Economist in the UK and I'm adding a link to that article in the description below. The article also breaks down the average price for an escort in many cities. And I was shocked to see that the average cost for a high end prostitute in Toronto, Canada, the city I live in is higher then Miami, Paris, London and Tokyo. In Europe the price of sex works has fallen dramatically after the creation of the European Union. It's obvious that women from Eastern Europe have flooded the legal prostitution markets of Western Europe. That's why the prices have fallen in Germany, Britain, France, Italy by almost a third over the last eight years. But today in Canada the new prostitution bill c-36 comes into effect. Canada has now adopted the Swedish criminalize sex workers as victims. The Canadian government is trying to turn classify Canadian sex workers into victims of violence. So if I as a man have sex with a woman in Canada and pay her for services it she's the victim and I'm the perpetrator. I would be arrested and fined for doing this and get a criminal record. The Swedish government and now the Canadian government want people to think that men are criminals for purchasing sexual services.More bang for your buckhttp://www.economist.com/news/briefin...Misleading Murder and Rape Maps, and the Sweden Rape Puzzlehttp://www.geocurrents.info/geography...PEPPR - The Mobile WEB-APP For Booking Erotic Serviceshttps://peppr.itNow Magazine plans to defy ad ban in new prostitution billhttp://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto...Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/mgtow/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

I'll cover the new birth control pill that has been in development and trials in Indonesia. The pill is made from an extract of the gendarussa plant. The pill has very few side effects. And get this, one of the major side effects is increased libido in some men. It's like a combination of the female birth control pill and vigara at the same time. And some men reported a slight weight gain while on the pill. But their weight gain is most likely happening because they were increasingly raiding the fridge after midnight love making sessions. But seriously, this male birth control pill would be a game changer if it was available around the world. And if this happens then American government won't be able to ignore it's international popularity because they are the largest pharmaceutical market in the world. But the US Food and Drug administration would probably do whatever it could to stop the availability of this drug in America. This would destroy all the industries that rely on pregnancy or pregnancy prevention. Just imagine it, less condoms being sold, less vasectomies, less female birth control pills, less planned parenthood clinics, less teen pregnancies and less unwanted pregnancies in poor inner city neighborhoods. Black people in the United States having less children and raising their quality of life. Do you think the US Government would accept these things. Human populations around the world would start falling to more sustainable levels. All thanks to some tribesmen in Indonesia that used the gendarussa planet to free themselves. Do we really think the food and drug administration is going to stand for this?Indonesia’s new male birth control pill is ‘99 percent effective’http://www.dailynews.com/health/20141...MGTOW - Good News for Men pt. 1https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R88Mz...MGTOW - Good News for Men pt. 2https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNiRI...Did the Romans drive a birth-control plant to extinction?http://io9.com/5923071/did-the-romans...Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/mgtow/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy