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The Grateful MGTOW
Alan Watts - What do you want?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGHfaYY_1jk
New Research Says
http://www.higherperspectives.com/new-research-depressed-2597655787.html
MGTOW Mystery Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJh962pYvAU
Hi Everyone Sandman Here,
This video is brought to you by a donation from The Grateful MGTOW and here's what he has to say: "Dear Sandman, Well, heres my first annual donation. As a topic, I personally feel that you helped me in my youngest years take those first red pills. I would like to discuss The Grateful Dead. I know its part of your playlists to review movies and music that seem connected to MGTOW. I feel that Jerry Garcia himself understood a lot of the underlying notions of female nature and it showed in his life style and through the music of the Dead; although he married etc, it wasn't really a thing then. I followed their music and the 98 Further Tour, composed of the remaining members, the Other Ones. So much of these same messages can be seen throughout their discography. I would like to point out 2 in particular. Duprees Diamond Blues and more specifically Wharf Rat. I always noticed at the concerts, when Wharf Rat was played, the men seemed to be more in tune with the song than the women. Its apparent in the lyrics why that is. I really appreciate the help your videos have provided. As a 7 yr lone wolf monk by de facto status, finding these communities in the past year(s) have only bolstered my confidence and coping mechanisms. If the Dead is something you don't care to discuss, maybe a discussion on Alan Watts. Hope you're having a great day. Catcha later. Well Grateful MGTOW thanks for your donation and
topic. I'm not really an expert when it comes to rock music from the 1960s and Jerry Garcia. I know the Grateful Dead and Garcia in particular was considered a leader in the counterculture of the 1960s by many. But as for Alan Watts I think he fits perfectly into MGTOW philosophy. To be honest with you I never heard of him until you mentioned his name. So I did a search for him on YouTube and found out that he could easily be considered the Jordan Peterson of the nineteen sixties. I've attached an inspirational talk of his in the description called What do you want? and it certainly has a very mgtow theme to it. In it he talks about what people want from life. He asks the people listening to him that If money wasn't an issue in life what would they do? He says that many of the people he asks say they would be into painting, poetry, music and other stuff that doesn't make money. Then he asks them why people in general are doing things you don't like doing in life to begin with. Watts says that it's better to have a short life doing the things that you like doing rather than a long life that's miserable doing the things that we don't want to do. I completely agree with this but unfortunately the world needs street sweepers and sewer workers to clear away the fat burgs. His advice is to become a master of doing something that you like doing and then get a fee for it. But only a small group of people have the privilege of doing what we want to do and getting paid for it really well. Just look at YouTube. I'd guess that only about forty or fifty thousand YouTubers make enough money to live from. I see MGTOWs as a
privileged class as well because we have all the blue pill people out there that keep procreating.
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