2212261800M PRESUMPTUOUSNESS?

If there’s one thing that MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way) IS NOT it’s “failing to observe the limits of what is permitted or appropriate” (presumptuously). How can one be ‘presumptuous’ when one doesn’t impose themselves to begin with? Put another way, one can hardly be guilty of cheating in a game they’ve declined to participate in – can they?

It should be noted that this is a traditionalist podcast herein below. However traditionalism mistakenly holds that gender roles OF SOME VARIATION are the only game in town and subsequently seek to mend the fences as it were. MGTOW conversely isn’t about mending anything.

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As I’ve head it said that marriage disqualifies a person from MGTOW. To this I call BS, as marriage in and of itself doesn’t keep a man from going his own way – it just help him in doing so.

The Apostle Peter didn’t allow his marriage to hold him back – did he? But it is true that it’ll inevitably cause tribulation in ones life, YET THEY “...HAST NOT SINNED...”

At this my mind wonders to Author C Clark – who no doubt wasn’t can’t be held in such high esteem as to be referred to as a ‘god among mgtow’ he none the less qualified as MGTOW (A Man Going His Own Way) in his life course. The best single word defining MGTOW is ‘Individualism’ – self-determined ‘Individualism.’ But Author C Clark is a thought for another time. There have been so many MGTOW throughout history it would be scant indeed without them.

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Corinthians 7: 27 Art thou bound unto a wife? seek not to be loosed. Art thou loosed from a wife? seek not a wife. 28 But and if thou marry, thou hast not sinned;…………. (kjv)

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I mean, that marriage didn’t and hasn’t disqualified Peter from being the rock upon which our Lord built his church (congregation) – has it? Are we to think that he (Peter) was without free agency to place his faith in Christ Jesus – that would be presumptuous indeed.

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Pre·sump·tu·ous
/prēˈzəmSH(əw)əs/

adjective

1. (of a person or their behavior) failing to observe the limits of what is permitted or appropriate:

"I hope I won't be considered presumptuous if I offer some advice"

Word Origin:
Middle English: from Old French presumptueux, from late Latin praesumptuosus, variant of praesumptiosus ‘full of boldness’, from praesumptio (see presumption).

Derivatives:
1.presumptuously adverb
2.presumptuousness noun

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