It's helpful to listen to the experiences of MGTOW guys to know what kinds of hazards to look out for. Maybe their implementation is different than what you might do. Knowing how to watch your back is a good skill to have.
Mmph. And other dubious non-word noises.
An MGTOW is supposedly a guy who has given up on women... so I doubt an MGTOW has anything to teach me. Taking advice
about women from someone who has
given up on women, does not make a lot of sense.
Women are like any other group; there's good, there's bad, and there's a lot of grey area. There's also a lot of "it depends"... on what you want and what works for you.
If you're just looking to use a woman like a dick-receptacle, you might as well just stick to prostitutes or something. More honest on both sides. Because if you're out there just looking for a human-shaped warm thing with a place to stick it, you're being a user and deserve whatever kind of mercenary beyotch you find.
If you decide you're actually looking for a woman PERSON who might be good for something more, congratulations and welcome to adulthood. Think about what characteristics you'd want in a friend: start with honesty and integrity, and someone who genuinely likes you and likes being around you. If you don't see that, walk away and try elsewhere.
1. Don't
chase. Express polite interest and then wait to see if she reciprocates. If she doesn't, move on.
2. Don't be desperate. Big turn-off.
3. Do not
seek the puss. If it is right, the puss will be offered in due time. If three or four dates go by and she hardly even touches you, then she's not into you that way.
4. If it looks like you're being used as a meal-ticket or shoulder to cry on and that it isn't going any further than that, walk. More fish in the sea. Don't waste time bemoaning it either, **** happens. Learn as you go.
5.
Be the kind of person a worthwhile woman would want. Douchebags attract douchebags. Push-overs attract abusers.
Value yourself and value others and you will tend to attract worthwhile people to you.
Got an older man you can go to for advice? Somebody with lots of been-around-the-block? Father, Uncle, someone you trust who exhibits consistent good choices? If in doubt, introduce her to that older mentor, and then later in private see what he thinks about her. If he says "SDET, you need to ditch this girl, she's no good for you", then he's probably right.
Sometimes I wonder how much of this crap comes from so many young men growing up without a decent father figure to teach them things...