2308060600Su MASCULINITY IS PRODUCTIVE CREATIVITY!

How have men been so weak as to allow woman-kind to ‘parlay’ ‘copulation’ into control of their masculine productive creativity? Or is this what a “simp” is? A man that’s willing to trade something inherently valuable for valueless female validation?

While copulation is here today and gone tomorrow if not even sooner. Unlike masculine creativity that’s literally built the civilization(s) in which we live. Now I ask you: which is actually more valuable – the fleeting abstraction(s) that is copulation(s) or the physical structure(s) of civilization(s)?

MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way) philosophy of life IS NOT about improving ones self for the approval of any female – never may that be so. MGTOW philosophy is about never ending improvement of ones self for self validation of ones own existence.

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par·lay

VERB (PARLAY SOMETHING INTO)

parlay (verb) · parlays (third person present) · parlayed (past tense) · parlayed (past participle) · parlaying (present participle)

1. transform something into (something greater or more valuable):

"a banker who parlayed a sizable inheritance into a financial empire" · "an excellent performance is quickly parlayed into lucrative contracts"

2. turn an initial stake or winnings from a previous bet into (a greater amount) by gambling:

"it involved parlaying a small bankroll into big winnings"

NOUN
parlay (noun) · parlays (plural noun)

1. a cumulative series of bets in which winnings accruing from each transaction are used as a stake for a further bet.

ORIGIN
:early 19th century: from French paroli, from Italian, plural of parolo, probably from paro ‘I prepare’, 1st person singular of parare ‘prepare’ (from Latin parare ‘prepare&rsquo + lo it.

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cop·u·la·tion

NOUN
copulation (noun) · copulations (plural noun)

sexual intercourse:

"males may seek copulation with the breeding female"

Synonyms: sex · sexual intercourse · intercourse · lovemaking · sexual relations · mating · coupling · breeding · coitus · coition · fornication · carnal knowledge · congress · commerce · making love · sexual/vaginal/anal penetration.

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