Masterpiece of a video! MASTERPIECE OF A VIDEO!!! Most of the core elements of the free man's philosophy in one place. A reminder of all the important things: female infidelity and (natural) manipulation, males' learned tendency to seek to be enslaved to fit in socially with the herd, fixation on work as vice, dysfunctional (i.e. blue pill) fixation on the workhorse role and getting stuck in careers that kill the soul, social conditioning and getting stuck mentally and behaviourally in unfruitful ways of life, mental freedom, financial freedom, frugality, alternative ways of life and earning in the modern world, responsibility for your self and living without health insurance/social security, friends, travel as a way of life, parents and overcoming the role of guilt and emotional attachment, the huge optionality and freedom of movement and living that comes with trully understanding the red pill. This is the red pill as it was meant to be understood. This is the true philosophy behind Men Going Their Own Way - not the BS whining you see on the web. A philosophy of freedom. A philosophy of disobedience to norms that don't function to our benefit. A philosophy for a better LIFE - in all its dimensions. Life as it was meant to be lived, not as it has come to be experienced. Excellent video!
I have been listening to you for 2 years and the quality of my life has drastically improved. I also live up in northern Idaho and I unsubscribe from basically everything and spend a lot of my time just working and fishing and listening to a couple things on RUclips.
Herman Hesse: Sidharta. Great book. I just thought a few days ago that I want to read it again. Maybe buy a copy a give it to a friend. Confluence that you brought it up.
Great vid Ronin! I think how one grows up in adolescence is how susceptible he is to become Red-Pilled aware as an adult. U der Mann. See you at the LA Summit!
If you have a paid for house in the USA or wherever and a skill set and some savings, it’s an incredible feeling of freedom. The freedom from for me is as important as the freedom to. Like being able to walk away from a shitty boss
When I was about 28 years old I started to get the feeling that something is not right with the traditional way of doing things. Couldn't quite put my finger on it but once I started looking into it I couldn't go back. By around age 30 I knew I was free and I didn't really have to work for money if I didn't want to, and by age 32 I hit financial freedom by anyone's definition (real estate passive income). The only problem is, I signed a contract with the US military at age 21, they put me through medical school and residency but my commitment was 7 years service after the 9 years of med school and residency. I'm happy to say that I have already put in my paperwork and have nearly done my 7 years (16 years including MD and residency). I have already lived in and been to over 30 countries so my perspective is very much the same as RM. Just got back from 2 weeks in London, stayed in a hotel paid for by Japanese girl from Osaka. Had a blast. This is the way I've already been living my life and I'm very excited to be completely free here shortly. Just remains to be seen if I want to stay in each country 1 to 6 months slow traveling, was also thinking to go to Spain or Taiwan to solidify those languages. I'm never going back to a day job / corporate world, still unsure what kind of traveling lifestyle I want. Paul if you are reading this would love to have your input on this.
I think a good rule of thumb not only with women but also in general is accept the impermanence of all things and plan accordingly. Enjoy the ride but know it can end tomorrow, whatever it might be. It's like with investing, you don't put all your money in one stock, you diversify. Don't tie your identity to one thing whether it be a woman, a career, or anything you get too attached to. We can't control much outside of our reactions to the outside world. Definitely pay attention to these lessons though and understand female nature so you don't get blindsided.
I am 54 years old, single, never married, and can confirm everything that Ronin Man is saying in this video. Men, stay single and enjoy your freedom. Life is waiting for you.
@@RoninMan Hi Ronin, quick question, I really enjoy your videos, are you recording with a GoPro for video and audio? Thank you kindly and keep up the great work. Your wisdom is appreciated and valuable.
Traveling with your parents is really great way to learn who they really are. Sadly I learned that my mother is unbearable, ever complaining, stubborn woman, full of fear and prejudice. On the other hand I started to like my father more, and now I see why he is drinking so much alcohol. He is another proof of how bad idea a marriage is.
By the way the elephant story is not a story it is true and it's the reason we say Elephants Never Forget. I learned it from an elephant trainer at a circus after observing the elephants while they were being cared for and all of us watching had the same question as to why the big elephants don't pull the stake out of the ground that they're chained to and he explained how they don't forget how they couldn't pull it out as babies so they don't try as adults.
Love the video man. The talk is so good and a refresher of a red pill thinking. Sometimes we just need a little reminder of how truly free we can be. You are a blessing to us man, my life changed for the better in the past couple years like never before. My kind of question though as I was thinking about this, how will the world or a system in general change or will it change at all, once the critical number of men becomes red pilled and start living more freely?? I am really interested in that idea, and if something could happen so that it could make it harder for men to be free? Just some thoughts I was having....
In my opinion, which has been cemented as a result of this pandemic, it will never hit critical mass. Those of us that see the world this way, that want to be free, are such a small number that will not grow that it won't really make a difference. Most people don't want to be free, true freedom, and the accompanying responsibility, is uncomfortable to them. They actively seek out the yoke. I'm not immune to this myself, I divorced relatively unscathed 10 years ago but I'm still working my shitty corporate job, paying the bills, etc. etc. Am stacking cash and not pissing it away as I would be on wife & family though... but how much is 'enough' cash to leave it all behind? Am I not already there...?
One great thing about traveling overseas if you're in your 20's is that your parents are probably in their mid to later fifties. Or perhaps they are in their early sixties (so they are not that old). The older you are when living abroad of course the older they get. And if you had great parents and a good upbringing, you may feel some responsibility to care for them from time to time if they are really only and by themselves. However if they were horrible parents, (I know I guy who I worked with overseas who had a terrible father and barely talks to him). At some point everybody has to, "let the dead bury the dead" It's tough though if you have property and will in your name and are next to inherit it. I need advice.
Yep. Very difficult decisions. Some of the toughest in life. And irreversible too. Happy to work with you one on one in Unblackmailable to get to the core of the issue
My brother: I love my boo! My boo stuck by my side while I was going through dark times! My Pops: Well..... Where was your "boo" going to go? Just because someone stick by your side doesn't mean they're faithful; it could mean that better options didn't show up at the time of your struggle. What if, just what if, you're "faithful" partner is only faithful because no better options have been offered to them?
Hmm there are a couple things going on. 1. For whatever reason and whatever motivation, he was faithful. He didn't cheat even in tough times. 2. His motivation might be this or that. No way to know for sure. For the time being, I'd definitely give him the benefit of the doubt. One question, does your father like him? If he does and he said that, he might know something you don't. If he doesn't really like him, then I'd question his motives first
Ronin, I checked a couple times and my comment to you keeps getting hidden. I'll just paste the last part to see if it gets through the veil of silence this time. With your lifestyle have you considered getting an electric unicycle? Let me tell you, if you haven't yet considered, it's a new dimension of freedom in movement. Once you get the technique down, add some good tunes in the mix, and shred some trails, I'm telling you, the feeling cannot be beat. You're a fit guy like me - if you're not already into it, I know you're gonna love it! Checkout any of the vids in my profile if that sounds convincing enough. Anyway, always appreciate your perspective. You nailed it here.
A different channel was commenting about their red pill moments. I posted that mine was a married woman that was chasing and cheated with me. I got so many “Brooo, how could you do that to another man’s wife?!?” I wish this video existed so I could’ve sent a link.
I guess you can just say to diversify your life. Like an investor. Diversify your attention you give to things, so you won't be dependent on one thing and you have many things to fall back on. i.e. you orientate your life to 50% being your purpose, 20% to spend with friends, 15% with a partner. Pick and choose, don't put everything into one basket, otherwise your life won't go well
It was great! I took advantage of it. I drove all over the USA during the worst of it because gas was crazy cheap and there was no traffic. I literally drove from Southern California to Florida to Boston and didn't even his any traffic till I was just outside of Boston! Two months into the trip.
Honestly, I don't know how much I even believe the hypergamy theory. The reason I say this is because when I was a mechanic I often times what bang the spouses of high six figure earners. I remember when I was renting a room from someone when I was 20 managing a Wendy's. My roommate, who was 20 also, had a 41 year old aunt who was married to an OBGYN who would come over and let me stretch it out. Keep in mind, I was working at Wendy's. I said all of that just to mainly say never put ideology over conviction. Experience>theory
It’s not just financial. Financial is more for long term partners. Women get bored and oftentimes do not have many social opportunities so coulda been that. Also they are hypergamous for top bodies and social awareness too.
If they taught this wisdom to young men in high school...society would be a much better place! All men should guard their wallets! Timmy C Arizona
Hell ya Tim!
Guard your Bitcoin investments from an early age on. Best money there is.
Put that last last sentence in bold letters please!
Gotta save this video to the archives. Always keeping the content fresh 🍅 and relative, Ronin!
Masterpiece of a video! MASTERPIECE OF A VIDEO!!!
Most of the core elements of the free man's philosophy in one place. A reminder of all the important things: female infidelity and (natural) manipulation, males' learned tendency to seek to be enslaved to fit in socially with the herd, fixation on work as vice, dysfunctional (i.e. blue pill) fixation on the workhorse role and getting stuck in careers that kill the soul, social conditioning and getting stuck mentally and behaviourally in unfruitful ways of life, mental freedom, financial freedom, frugality, alternative ways of life and earning in the modern world, responsibility for your self and living without health insurance/social security, friends, travel as a way of life, parents and overcoming the role of guilt and emotional attachment, the huge optionality and freedom of movement and living that comes with trully understanding the red pill. This is the red pill as it was meant to be understood. This is the true philosophy behind Men Going Their Own Way - not the BS whining you see on the web. A philosophy of freedom. A philosophy of disobedience to norms that don't function to our benefit. A philosophy for a better LIFE - in all its dimensions. Life as it was meant to be lived, not as it has come to be experienced. Excellent video!
Ronin Man I don’t know if you realize it but your content is gold. Thanks for all that you put out. I listen on my free time and it keeps me focused.
I must have told him this a couple of times already too
This was really helpful because I have been feeling really down since March.
That can be rough. Good to hear you're coming out of it.
I have been listening to you for 2 years and the quality of my life has drastically improved. I also live up in northern Idaho and I unsubscribe from basically everything and spend a lot of my time just working and fishing and listening to a couple things on RUclips.
Herman Hesse: Sidharta.
Great book. I just thought a few days ago that I want to read it again. Maybe buy a copy a give it to a friend.
Confluence that you brought it up.
No way! cool. Damn I loved that book
Thailand dropped insurance requirements after July 1. No vax or test needed either. Just booked a flight.
See you there....again.
Great vid Ronin! I think how one grows up in adolescence is how susceptible he is to become Red-Pilled aware as an adult. U der Mann. See you at the LA Summit!
I’m new to the red pill Mig tow community. Something about your videos smacks through the noise.
Most underrated channel on RUclips.
If you have a paid for house in the USA or wherever and a skill set and some savings, it’s an incredible feeling of freedom. The freedom from for me is as important as the freedom to. Like being able to walk away from a shitty boss
that was probably my favorite Ronin episode to date. truth is always in the most simple ideas
I don’t watch RUclips much anymore. But I can always count on Ronin Man delivering the goods 🎥🎞🎙🧨💥
Thank you Wojak Woes :)
When I was about 28 years old I started to get the feeling that something is not right with the traditional way of doing things. Couldn't quite put my finger on it but once I started looking into it I couldn't go back. By around age 30 I knew I was free and I didn't really have to work for money if I didn't want to, and by age 32 I hit financial freedom by anyone's definition (real estate passive income).
The only problem is, I signed a contract with the US military at age 21, they put me through medical school and residency but my commitment was 7 years service after the 9 years of med school and residency. I'm happy to say that I have already put in my paperwork and have nearly done my 7 years (16 years including MD and residency).
I have already lived in and been to over 30 countries so my perspective is very much the same as RM. Just got back from 2 weeks in London, stayed in a hotel paid for by Japanese girl from Osaka. Had a blast. This is the way I've already been living my life and I'm very excited to be completely free here shortly.
Just remains to be seen if I want to stay in each country 1 to 6 months slow traveling, was also thinking to go to Spain or Taiwan to solidify those languages. I'm never going back to a day job / corporate world, still unsure what kind of traveling lifestyle I want. Paul if you are reading this would love to have your input on this.
Man there is a lot there. Too much for this comment box. Maybe we could do a Q&A at the LA Summit on this topic?
This is great Ronin, direction is key when you have surplus time.
So much potential in each individual.
I think a good rule of thumb not only with women but also in general is accept the impermanence of all things and plan accordingly. Enjoy the ride but know it can end tomorrow, whatever it might be. It's like with investing, you don't put all your money in one stock, you diversify. Don't tie your identity to one thing whether it be a woman, a career, or anything you get too attached to. We can't control much outside of our reactions to the outside world.
Definitely pay attention to these lessons though and understand female nature so you don't get blindsided.
Deep! Excellent advice
I am 54 years old, single, never married, and can confirm everything that Ronin Man is saying in this video. Men, stay single and enjoy your freedom. Life is waiting for you.
Amen !
@@RoninMan Hi Ronin, quick question, I really enjoy your videos, are you recording with a GoPro for video and audio? Thank you kindly and keep up the great work. Your wisdom is appreciated and valuable.
@@JohnnyGuitarRocks iPhome 13 Pro Max
@@RoninMan Thanks so much. I really enjoy the format of your videos and joining you for your walks through such interesting places!
@@JohnnyGuitarRocks thank you! That’s Pogonip Loop Trail in Santa Cruz
Traveling with your parents is really great way to learn who they really are. Sadly I learned that my mother is unbearable, ever complaining, stubborn woman, full of fear and prejudice. On the other hand I started to like my father more, and now I see why he is drinking so much alcohol. He is another proof of how bad idea a marriage is.
Travel brings out the absolute worst in people, I've no idea why people seek it out so much.
By the way the elephant story is not a story it is true and it's the reason we say Elephants Never Forget. I learned it from an elephant trainer at a circus after observing the elephants while they were being cared for and all of us watching had the same question as to why the big elephants don't pull the stake out of the ground that they're chained to and he explained how they don't forget how they couldn't pull it out as babies so they don't try as adults.
Love the video man. The talk is so good and a refresher of a red pill thinking. Sometimes we just need a little reminder of how truly free we can be. You are a blessing to us man, my life changed for the better in the past couple years like never before.
My kind of question though as I was thinking about this, how will the world or a system in general change or will it change at all, once the critical number of men becomes red pilled and start living more freely?? I am really interested in that idea, and if something could happen so that it could make it harder for men to be free? Just some thoughts I was having....
In my opinion, which has been cemented as a result of this pandemic, it will never hit critical mass. Those of us that see the world this way, that want to be free, are such a small number that will not grow that it won't really make a difference.
Most people don't want to be free, true freedom, and the accompanying responsibility, is uncomfortable to them. They actively seek out the yoke. I'm not immune to this myself, I divorced relatively unscathed 10 years ago but I'm still working my shitty corporate job, paying the bills, etc. etc. Am stacking cash and not pissing it away as I would be on wife & family though... but how much is 'enough' cash to leave it all behind? Am I not already there...?
@@visionaryman3548 your there.
One great thing about traveling overseas if you're in your 20's is that your parents are probably in their mid to later fifties. Or perhaps they are in their early sixties (so they are not that old). The older you are when living abroad of course the older they get. And if you had great parents and a good upbringing, you may feel some responsibility to care for them from time to time if they are really only and by themselves. However if they were horrible parents, (I know I guy who I worked with overseas who had a terrible father and barely talks to him). At some point everybody has to, "let the dead bury the dead" It's tough though if you have property and will in your name and are next to inherit it. I need advice.
Yep. Very difficult decisions. Some of the toughest in life. And irreversible too. Happy to work with you one on one in Unblackmailable to get to the core of the issue
Thanks for the response, I'm contemplating and considering it soon.
My brother:
I love my boo! My boo stuck by my side while I was going through dark times!
My Pops:
Well..... Where was your "boo" going to go? Just because someone stick by your side doesn't mean they're faithful; it could mean that better options didn't show up at the time of your struggle.
What if, just what if, you're "faithful" partner is only faithful because no better options have been offered to them?
Hmm there are a couple things going on. 1. For whatever reason and whatever motivation, he was faithful. He didn't cheat even in tough times. 2. His motivation might be this or that. No way to know for sure. For the time being, I'd definitely give him the benefit of the doubt. One question, does your father like him? If he does and he said that, he might know something you don't. If he doesn't really like him, then I'd question his motives first
@@RoninMan
My father loves a of his kids from what I can see
Ronin, I checked a couple times and my comment to you keeps getting hidden. I'll just paste the last part to see if it gets through the veil of silence this time.
With your lifestyle have you considered getting an electric unicycle? Let me tell you, if you haven't yet considered, it's a new dimension of freedom in movement. Once you get the technique down, add some good tunes in the mix, and shred some trails, I'm telling you, the feeling cannot be beat. You're a fit guy like me - if you're not already into it, I know you're gonna love it! Checkout any of the vids in my profile if that sounds convincing enough.
Anyway, always appreciate your perspective. You nailed it here.
A different channel was commenting about their red pill moments. I posted that mine was a married woman that was chasing and cheated with me. I got so many “Brooo, how could you do that to another man’s wife?!?”
I wish this video existed so I could’ve sent a link.
If they don’t intuitively understand this video, they aren’t red pill yet
Awesome 😎 wisdom!
Thanks Ruby Tuesday !
excellent sense as usual Ronin
Thank you! Much appreciated someone else
I guess you can just say to diversify your life. Like an investor. Diversify your attention you give to things, so you won't be dependent on one thing and you have many things to fall back on. i.e. you orientate your life to 50% being your purpose, 20% to spend with friends, 15% with a partner. Pick and choose, don't put everything into one basket, otherwise your life won't go well
Nice breakdown. Thanks Mori!
How are you dealing with the covid shit when traveling?
It was great! I took advantage of it. I drove all over the USA during the worst of it because gas was crazy cheap and there was no traffic. I literally drove from Southern California to Florida to Boston and didn't even his any traffic till I was just outside of Boston! Two months into the trip.
Nice vid
Honestly, I don't know how much I even believe the hypergamy theory.
The reason I say this is because when I was a mechanic I often times what bang the spouses of high six figure earners.
I remember when I was renting a room from someone when I was 20 managing a Wendy's. My roommate, who was 20 also, had a 41 year old aunt who was married to an OBGYN who would come over and let me stretch it out. Keep in mind, I was working at Wendy's.
I said all of that just to mainly say never put ideology over conviction.
Experience>theory
In your case hypergamy or “marrying up” might mean better genes for her kids.
It’s not just financial. Financial is more for long term partners. Women get bored and oftentimes do not have many social opportunities so coulda been that. Also they are hypergamous for top bodies and social awareness too.
@@drogoth25 boom!
@@drogoth25 I thought hypergamy meant trading up. Not just trading for the sake of boredom.
@@RoninMan honestly, I wouldn't want to have offspring with a person who believes that Wendy's workers have good genetics
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Audio working now right?
@@RoninMan it sure is, thanks! 👍
Still don't want to show your face!!!