Real Wedding Crashers - MGTOW

"Thank you Sandman. Your videos may have just saved me from a life time of suffering. My ex and I were supposed to get married this summer but she started to show her true colors after I proposed to her. Shaming me and saying that I'm never good enough. And that she was always wanting more from me. I stumbled upon your channel while trying to figure out what I was doing wrong. Now a bullet proof red piller I broke off the engagement and found out my ex had already gotten her credit card debt up to 10,000 euros and waiting for me to pay em. Thanks again! Your northern comrades salute you!"
That's what "Ei Ole" has to say and it brought a smile to my face. It reminded me of the other times when other people told me they ended their engagements or called off weddings because of this YouTube channel. And I can only imagine how many other MGTOW channels are influencing guys in a similar way.
I also find it kind of ironic because on roughly one weekend each and every month I'm doing wedding photography or video. And I also cover many women's networking events. You wouldn't believe the types of male bashing that go on at such events. When it's a room full of ninety percent females or more women have an open license to complain about men in any which way they want and discriminate against us and we can't really say anything. In the past the first women to become doctors and lawyers in history complained about prejudice against women in faculties of higher education that were once the exclusive domain of men. But now that women make up sixty-five percent of college and university students, eventually when they get to seventy-five or eighty percent they will start discriminating against males in the classroom and increasingly putting them down. And eventually I can see the day when only five to ten percent of college and university students are men. And that could easily happen in our lifetimes. But getting back to the idea of the real wedding crashers I've got some personal stories I'd like to share. The more men take the red pill the less marriages there will be going forward. Of the last seven weddings I filmed five of them were couples in their twenties. Most of my friends in their thirties are not getting married because they are either true forced loneliness due to being more demanding in life then women. Or because they recognize the tricks that women
are putting them through and they never had long-term relationships when they were younger. If a man or woman never has a long-term relationship by the time they are in their early thirties then forget marriage, simply living with someone or dating them longer then a few months could be too much to handle.




How to Ruin a Wedding
http://www.wikihow.com/Ruin-a-Wedding




10 pictures paid for and licensed through BigStock.com (In order of appearance)

1. chaoss - Young Wedding Couple
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2. cartoon resource - Wedding Day Jitters
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3. HalfPoint - Newlyweds with friends taking selfie
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4. gualtiero boffi - funny wedding cake with goom and bride
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5. Laures - Bride Pulling Groom By The Tie
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6. Malsveta - Bride And Groom Playing With A Basket Of Supermarket
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7. Javier Brosch - Just Married Mugshot
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8. Elnur - Bride with rifle isolated on white
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9. BCFC - Halloween scary skulls
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10. anpet2000 - Lonely bride at one with their life problems
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