Thursday, December 30, 2021

Not being part of the Indian Society's Rat Race:Bhaveen Sheth-Indian MGTOW

One of the prime benefits that comes with being single and living a MGTOW lifestyle is that you are no longer a part of the rat race of the Indian society. We have all heard about the rat race in corporate organizations but no one speaks on the rat race of the Indian society. This is an inconvenient truth, a taboo that we don't want to discuss.

The society's rat race is visible during family gatherings and social functions. As a man you are compared with other men based on your marriage, how beautiful your wife is, the type of car you own, the apartment you live in, annual vacations, your job, salary, promotion, kids and a whole lot of things.

There are times when this kind of comparison leads to jealousy, resentment and disappointment within men. Not everyone is a successful corporate professional, not everyone is earning a hefty package of 2 Lakhs per month. And still comparison has no end.

When you decide to be single and follow the MGTOW lifestyle, you are away from this society rat race. As you are single you hardly get invited to any social gatherings. And once you become a veteran MGTOW, you yourself start avoiding these otherwise unwanted functions. Profession and job takes you away from your home city hence your contact with relatives is limited. No one compares you or criticizes you. You don't have to please anyone. You are working to make your life better and become a better person than you were yesterday. You are at peace with yourself.

This is one of the less discussed but most important benefits of being MGTOW. Remember this folks. It may help you in taking an important life decision wisely.

What happens when Indian men stop playing the role of a protector and provider-Bhaveen Sheth-Indian MGTOW

In India every Indian man is mandated to play the role of a protector and provider, majority being brainwashed from childhood on how they are to become good sons and caring husbands. The path is clear : Be a good and obedient boy, get good grades in school, get admission into a good college and taken up medicine, engineering or management, get a good job in an MNC and get married to the girl of your parents choice.

The Indian man is expected to be a provider and protector. He can't escape the same. Now what happens when some Indian men refuse to do the same? What happens when men decide to stay single or live a MGTOW Lifestyle?

In my experience the society goes all out in humiliating and lambasting such men. Speaking from my  personal experience, I have seen how the society labels such men including myself as losers and failures. We are often criticized for not getting married and having children, that we are not taking our responsibilities seriously? Indian society cannot tolerate men who want to live for themselves.

Now I would like to ask "When did remaining single and living for yourself become a crime"? "And why is the society inconsiderate to single Indian men?" The answer lies in the fact that when a man refuses to undertake mandated slavery  that comes in the form of marriage, being a husband and being a parent is just not acceptable to the society. Especially when majority of the folks are happily willing to undertake slavery.

Breaking the shackles and going against the tide was never easy. Men who live for themselves will always be criticized and be looked down upon. No one wants to see a happy single man , especially in India. A single Indian man eventually if he wants can have a wonderful life. He has no major responsibilities, he is not under the burden of EMI's or home loans. He does not  have to spend on children's education.More important he is at peace. Mental peace is something a lot of Indian men crave for considering the drama and tantrums throw by the wives. This is the reason why our Indian society cannot accept the concept of a happy single Indian man who willingly does not want to get married.

At 39, being single and living a MGTOW lifestyle, I am more than happy. Never succumb to the pressure of getting married.Life your life and be happy.

BHAVEEN SHETH

Tuesday, December 7, 2021

Reverse Dowry in India-Bhaveen Sheth-Indian MGTOW

Dowry is a social evil. We have studied this in our school time. It is wrong to take dowry and there is a stringent law  in the Indian Penal Code against it. That's good. But has someone heard about reverse dowry in India? Does anyone has a faint idea what it is?

With the advent of the 21st century and the rise of  middle class and upper middle class population in India we have seen many changes in our social norms. During this period we have also seen woke feminism on the rise. Since ages there has been a demand for a beautiful bride and financially stable groom. But over the years the demands of a prospective girl and her parents have sky rocketed. A picture was shared on social media enumerating the demands of today's women and her parents. Please read the same:


The above picture shows the reality. I would also like to share a comical video from you tube wherein a man is mentioning the demands of young girls and her parents in order to get married:


This video is hilarious and this man is mentioning the acerbic truth. Anyways, coming back to the main topic, I would like mention the common demands from the girl's families in order to get married. This is based on research from the internet and personal talk with many young and separated men. So here is the laundry list of demands:

Education: The boy must be educated having a masters degree that too from a reputed college. It does not matter if the girl has completed basic graduation in phaphda and jalebi degree from some pakoda and bhajia college affiliated to some sandwich and hamburger university.

Vocation: Doctor, Engineer (IIT), MBA (B-School Only), CA, IAS, IPS, IRS or government job. It does not matter if the girl is just working as a front office receptionist or doing a back office job.

Salary: The most important factor when it comes to finalizing the groom for a marriage. Nothing less than a six figure monthly CTC or seven figure annual CTC. After all the daddy's princesses won't marry men who average earners. Now you understand why the placement package matters.A man's worth is decided by his CTC.

Flat possession: The boy must have a 2 or 3 BHK flat in his name or he should be planning to acquire one by putting a down payment and suffer the burden on monthly EMI's for the next 25 years. The flat must be located in a posh locality. Today's girls don't want to stay with the in-laws and are not even willing to stay in a rented flat.

Property ownership: The bungalow, land or flat of the the prospective groom is a major deciding factor. Ancestral land in the home town of the boy is icing on the cake.

Boy's Family background: The lesser the better. The boy should be the only son, he should not have any siblings. If he has a brother he should not take care of him and if there is a sister then he should not set aside any on his finances for her marriage. As the girl will not live in a joint family, the boy must live separately from his parents after marriage.

In-Laws Expectations: What is ours will be ours but what is yours will become a part of our daughter. No compromises.  The boy must take care of the healthcare needs of his in-laws including taking them to the hospital. He should also sponsor the marriage of his sister-in law if there is one. Gifts are to be given to the in-laws during all social occasions, anniversaries and festivals. The boy must take his in-laws on annual vacations in Indian and abroad and yes ,the in-laws can drop by anytime at his house where he will take leave from his office and take the in-laws to expensive restaurants and shopping malls.

Honeymoon: It must be in a foreign country preferably exotic places like Bali, Singapore/Malaysia, Dubai, Europe. Indian locations are only for beggars. After all the girl wants to put the pictures on social media. And the expenses of this entire trip must be paid by the groom.

Take care of the lifestyle of the girl: Yes my friend the prospective groom must take care of the wonderful lifestyle of the girl. After marriage she will leave her job and stay at home becoming a full time housewife. One maid will be hired to clean the house and a separate cook will prepare the food. The boy must buy another 2 wheeler or 4 wheeler as madam needs to travel across the city. Madam  will also take up her passion of making videos on you tube, Instagram and ticktock/MX Takatak. She will go to the gym, zumba classes, palliates classes and yoga sessions, the boy will pay for all these expenses. Every week the girl will do shopping at malls and supermarkets, she will also visit expensive salons for her grooming and the guy must take care of these expenses as well. 

There is more that I would like to add but as for now this enough. This is the reality of our society and I am showing you the mirror. Marriage has fallen to materialistic decadent immoral level in these times and unfortunately there is no recourse. Social media has made people believe that they can achieve what they want by making minimal effort. Combine this with a Gynocentric culture and woke feminism.

Many young Indian men who are eligible for marriage are facing this situation. Some are even distressed and sad as they are not getting married after 5 to 6 years.

What is the point of a marriage of your have to end up being a slave in order to sponsor the expensive lifestyle of a person. 

The solution is to stay single and go MGTOW. The financial freedom is beyond imagination.

This is Bhaveen Sheth ending this writeup and will be back with some more wisdom.

Bhaveen Sheth

Indian MGTOW

Thursday, November 25, 2021

The Selfish Indian man who wants to leave his biological imprint in this world: Bhaveen Sheth-Indian MGTOW

Living as a single Indian man now in my late 30's, I often counsel single Indian men in their 20's and early 30's on the need to remain single and follow the MGTOW Lifestyle. Though I put up my points on the benefits of remaining single, these young Indian men are not convinced. They all say one common thing "What about my progeny?", "Vansh ka kyaa hoga?" "What about my legacy?" . I guess the normal Indian man is an egoist when it comes to his own legacy. He is more interested in leaving his biological imprint in this world rather improving his own lifestyle or his economic condition. This is a major reason why Indian men willing submit to lifetime of slavery in the name of marriage and fatherhood.

In India, every other Indian man is selfish. He wants to follow the herd mentality just like others. And he too wants to leave his own biological imprint. He in not concerned on what kind of future he will be able to give his child. He is not bothered whether he will be able to afford the required lifestyle for his child.Many of such men are not even well settled in their careers. Their own lives are messed up. At young age they have restricted their own growth and yet these men want to get married and start a family.

The truth is they just want to extend their own identity through their children. They want to join the league of the majority by bringing a child in this world. That is all. They don't want to improve their own lives or enhance their skills. They don't want to rise up in the financial or social ladder. How can you think of bringing a child in this world when you are just able not able to basic needs? I guess this is a question no Indian man asks himself. 

With maturity and experience that I have gained and a gradual realization, I no longer counsel such dumb men. Let their own bitter experiences make them realize the mistakes that they have made. Nothing hurts more when you are not able to meet or fulfill the demands of your family. And more agonizing and distressing is when your own child criticizes  you for being a useless father or a dead beat bad. 

In India, Men only learn lessons from bitter experiences.

Bhaveen Sheth

Indian MGTOW

Saturday, November 20, 2021

Happy International Men's Day-Bhaveen Sheth-Indian MGTOW

My dear Indian men, I hope your are doing well. We are now seeing the end of the year 2021 and this year was again challenging considering the 2nd wave of the COVID Pandemic.

On this day I would like to wish you all men a very Happy International Men's Day. This day is important in order to celebrate our existence as the male gender and our contributions to the society. As observed previously, no organization or media group will celebrate this day. No one wants to give this day any importance. After all in this country Indian men are second class citizens. We only have responsibilities and accountability but no rights.

But still, I want all you Indian men to be proud of yourself for you you are and what you have become. For my single Indian male friends, please continue this path of being solo and going ahead in life. There is peace and happiness associated with solo living. In the years to come you will realize how lucky you have been by opting for a solo living. We are now seeing India going through a 4th wave of radical feminism, this will eventually lead to the breakdown of the society and the family structure. But as a single Indian man I don't care.

Be proud of your gender and never apologize for your masculinity. Remember, you are  man and if you make up your mind, you can achieve whatever you want.

Bhaveen Sheth

Indian MGTOW

Wednesday, October 27, 2021

Indian men's lives matter-Bhaveen Sheth-DOTSIM-Indian MGTOW

Taking inspiration from the Black Lives Matter movement from the USA, I write on why Indian men's lives matter. Truth be stated that the lives of Indian men are dirt cheap, cheaper than the life of a street mongrel.

No one cares what happens to men especially Indian men. The Gynocentric media is more concerned with the issues of women. And yet I as the writer of this blog would like to state that the lives of Indian men do matter.

Our  child hood does matter. A topic that is hardly discussed, but we all know the pressures put upon today's young boys. The pressure of achieving good grades, performance in  extra curricular activities, validation from the group, expectations of parents and that coveted status of being hooked and having a girlfriend. The burden to prove something is huge and still I say that the lives of these young boys matter.

We all know in the year 2020, a bright young teenager was pushed to commit suicide based on a fake social media post by a leftist feminazi woman accusing and shaming the young boy of molesting her which was a figment of her imagination. All  she wanted was some sympathy and social media likes,  this claimed the life of a young boy. The matter is in court and subjudice. But what about the parents who lost their only son.

The lives of young men who are in their prime does matter. Hundreds and thousands of Indian men have become burdened by expectations: Job, Salary,  designation, corporate culture, moving away from homes, owning a vehicle , property , fitting into a group, peer group pressure. Adding to this is the pressure of getting married and starting a new life and meeting the expectations of the partner.

In the later years of life more stress and pressure adds up. It is part of life and one cannot change it. But then all men have to right of a life filled with dignity and respect. Unfortunately many men do not get this. They are badly treated by their girlfriends and wives , sometimes even their own parents behave badly with them.

Men suffer silently, they don't cry in public or share their grievances with anyone. Over the years they become stoical and accept emotional abuse and suffering as a part of their lives.

As a veteran MGTOW , I empathize with my fellow Indian men and would like to state that your life  does matter. Remember you have your own importance in this world and never allow anyone to treat you badly. Protect your self esteem and dignity. Understand the importance of your own life. Your life matters. 

Bhaveen Sheth

Indian MGTOW

MGTOW Life, Mental Peace and a positive mental health

In the last few years a lot of focus has been put on the issue for mental health, especially for men. In India we all know what kind of pressures and difficulties Indian men go through. However MGTOW lifestyle can bring positive benefits especially in terms of mental health.

As Single Indian men who are living a content life we all know that we are not bound by social pressures and are not part of the rat race of the Indian society. We are living for ourselves. Call us selfish or whatever but living for yourself is not a crime.

I have seen married men going though a lot of stress as they have to live to the demands and expectations of  their families and the societies they live in. This does not apply to Indian MGTOWs.

As you start aging you tend to realize the importance of mental peace, solitude and just being yourself. Mental peace is something you cannot buy or purchase. When I come home, I don't have anyone bothering me nor do I have to listen to the  tantrums or taunts of a woman.I don't have to fulfill the expectations of children. Sundays and Public Holidays are peaceful. This is something that majority of the Indian men don't understand.

In the later years of life one of the biggest benefits of a MGTOW lifestyle is mental peace and a positive mental health. Look at married men, barring a few who are financially successful, majority are under undue stress and tension of home loans, car loans,education loans and rising expenses to meet the demands of their current lifestyles. 

As a veteran MGTOW, I have realized the importance of mental peace and in no way I am going to give up this lifestyle. I hope my fellow MGTOW brothers will be understanding this.

Bhaveen Sheth

Indian MGTOW

Being recognized as one of the top 15 websites/blogs for Indian Men-Bhaveen Sheth-Indian MGTOW

 Hard work, dedication, creativity and perseverance has finally paid off. On this Monday I got a message from twitter wherein my blog was rated a one of the top 15 websites for Indian men. The screenshot and link is being shared below:



 The link is : https://blog.feedspot.com/indian_men_blogs/ 

This inspires me to write more content on issues related to single Indian men and MGTOWs.

Expect more write ups from my side.

Bhaveen Sheth Indian MGTOW

Tuesday, July 20, 2021

What is wrong in expecting your future spouse/wife to be a home maker:Bhaveen Sheth-Indian MGTOW-DOTSIM

We are living in times of leftist liberal feminazi cancel culture combined with a snow flake generation that is equally hyper sensitive even to listen to another person's point of view.

The topic of a homemaker always leads to heated arguments. The leftist liberals are always in arms if a man says that he wants his future spouse to be a home maker. I mean don't we have a thriving democracy in our country where freedom of expression and choice of lifestyle in the the basic fundamental right of each and every individual? Expectation of what a future spouse should be  an individual choice.

Our so called leftist liberals have run a false narrative for the last 20 years stating that house work is slavery, unpaid labour that never gets compensated and exploitation of women. They want all women to abandon housework and go to work in offices. 

Now I am all for women's empowerment and believe in equality but not all women have equal opportunities in terms of education and career opportunities, not all women are blessed with a high level of intellect or motor skills that allows them to compete equally in today's workforce. Some women just  manage  to complete graduation and some undertake post graduation, however many of them end up with entry level positions in the job market. Again nothing wrong with that. 

But then are there jobs where career growth and progression is guaranteed? Do these jobs give satisfaction? This is a question that is difficult to answer. Thirty years ago young girls were sent to undertake home science classes so that it would prepare them to become good home makers and again it was not regressive. We were a closed economy with a socialist culture. Jobs were not easy to come and  the men  used to work and women used to take care of the home and children.

Things changed, in 1991 our economy opened up and many jobs were created. Along with this a leftist liberal narrative was put through in print media and Television on Indian women being forcibly put at homes after marriage and being asked to give up their careers.Let me tell you this was a false propaganda. Time and again the Indian society has supported its women in terms of their career choice. Many women have chosen to work after getting married and husbands and in-laws have permitted it.

Now let us come to the main topic. What is wrong if a man who earns a good salary expects his future spouse to be a home maker? What is wrong if he expects his wife to cook for him and look after his home and children? Is it a crime? Why then is he labeled as a male chauvinistic pig and called regressive?  I am sure an Indian man is not looking for that B-School IIM pass out who is working hard in the corporate world and wants to climb the ladder as soon as possible, he is not looking for a scientist working in ISRO or DRDO. He is just looking for a simple women who is a graduate or post graduate. He is looking for a homely women. Now is he is earning more that Rs 50,000 , why does he need to have a wife who will work? I mean, if she is also earning Rs 40,000, maybe it is contributing to the  household expenses, but, is she is earning just Rs 15 K to Rs 20 K, what is the point of doing a job? I mean just look, she will be spending a good amount of money in just travelling considering the rising fuel prices. With rising competition, today's workplaces are filled with targets and goals, life is stressful and again you cannot leave your workplace at 5 pm, you have to stretch beyond office hours. Is it worth?

A homemaker is a blessing to the family. She can take good care of her children, in-laws and the house. I myself have come across many such home makers who may be just HSC pass or graduates but are street smart. They are extremely skillful in managing homes, they can negotiate prices with the vegetable seller, find the best home equipments from local markets and cook delicious meals. The Covid pandemic and lockdown clearly showed how important home making skills were, many of these educated working women who used to look down upon home makers found it difficult to manage their kitchens without their maids and cooks. This is the importance of a homemaker.

So then why do people get offended when someone expects his future wife to be a home maker? It is his choice. Is he expecting  his female colleague to give up her job and become a homemaker? NO!!! Then why do people get offended? The answer lies in the glorification of a false narrative and brainwashing two generations. The so called journalists of NDTV and their counter parts run debates and talk shows on prime time showing how regressive the concept of a home maker/housewife is. Believe me these journalists(being women) don't even know how to make a simple meal at their homes and are fully dependent on their maids. All they know is just to talk and shriek in English. They are after all the Macaulay Putris who behave like those anglicized mems of the British Raj. With their false propaganda they brainwash an entire generation. 

Let me share an example with you. When it comes to buying a car, the majority in India prefer a car that falls into their budget. People prefer a Maruti Alto , Hyundai Santro, Renault Kwid or Tata Tiago. All these models fall into the budget of middle class or upper class. Now will brands like BMW, Mercedes, Audi or Ford get offended and try to shut down the car brands that cater to the needs of the middle class?No they won't. Because they know their market segment and their customers. So why do these so called feminists get offended?

The answer is because they know that contrary to what they think, men don't want to marry them because of their strong feminist ideology. When men go for lesser educated women who are willing to take care of the home, these women become angry, because somewhere they realize that they cannot mange their own homes without the help and support of their maids and cooks. If these women are married, their husbands are beta male simps who don't mind washing up the dishes, so these women feel that all husbands should also behave like beta male simps. Many of these women are either unmarried of separated. Even if matrimonial alliances come their way, the expectation is that of a home maker and for some reason they get rejected. Now they feel that every other women should not be a home maker.

I clearly remember a few years back, Ms. Mira Rajput, the wife of actor Shahid Kapoor had made the following statement:

The new wave of feminism is aggressive and destructive. There is a term called 'feminazi' which is now becoming the female equivalent of a male chauvinist."

"I am a housewife and wear that label with pride," Mira Rajput added, "Why can't you be an accomplished homemaker? Accomplishing could mean anything one has their heart set on. I had a tough pregnancy, bringing Misha (seven-month-old daughter) into this world. Now, I love being at home and spending time with my child. I don't want to spend an hour with her and then rush to work. It's not that I am not a woman of today. You don't have to compromise on traditions and ideals to be modern."

Now this statement triggered the feminazi brigade to such an extent that they went online trolling and bashing Ms.Mira Rajput. They didn't even spare a woman. This is their level of toxicity.

Child care is important. And if a man wants his spouse to be a home maker, he has every right to it. His thought process should not be questioned. What is the point of doing a job that pays you Rs 15-20 K in a metro city? What is the point of having an education when one does not have any career progression or growth path? The life in today's organizations is filled with stress and tension. Is it worth it? While the leftist liberals don't want women to be home makers, many surveys have repeatedly stated that women are more happy  being at homes and taking care of their families.

Any man reading this post should not be ashamed if he wants his future spouse to be a home maker.

I rest my case.

Sunday, June 13, 2021

MGTOW Lifestyle and freedom from obligations, expectations and burdens of the Indian Society-Bhaveen Sheth-Indian MGTOW

By the time you reach your late 30's, you realize that you have made the right decision by taking up and following the MGTOW Lifestyle. Many people have criticized me for running away from basic responsibilities. When I ask what were the the responsibilities and I get a reply of not getting married or having a family of my own. I have stopped caring nowadays.

You see, in India , if you are a man you are always expected to meet certain expectations, fulfill obligations and have many burdens dumped upon you for no reason. All this is okay till you finish your college and start earning but then why does society push us further? Why are we forced into getting married?

Now I am no expert to answer this question. To each one his own and I am better off minding my own business. Marriage in India puts lots of responsibilities on men. Unlike the West, you don't marry an individual, you marry the entire family and hence you become a part of a larger society. Two individuals can remain happy but to make 2 entire families happy is no easy task. 

Once you get married, your expenditure sky rockets, after having a child, a man faces major challenges. Healthcare and Education take a huge toll on one's income. Even after 70 years of independence, basic services like education and healthcare are in a pathetic state. This has lead to privatization of these services where even the lower middle class people are forced to avail the same. 

When you live in a society, you are expected to meet the so called standards set by it. Having a house, a car, attending social functions of the larger family and friends, giving out gifts, celebrating birthdays and anniversaries, dinning out a expensive restaurants on weekends, vacations in India and abroad and rest of the things.

At 39, I am so happy of not being a part of this so called circus. I don't have to spend money on worthless things just to meet someones expectations.

This my friends are the real benefits of following a MGTOW lifestyle in India. So if you have chosen the path of MGTOW but are not sure about it,believe me, this is are the true words of a 39 year old veteran MGTOW. Go ahead and live your life, away from the burdens and expectations of the Indian society.


Sunday, May 30, 2021

The Year 2021-Bhaveen Sheth-DOTSIM-MGTOW

Greetings my dear single Indian men and fellow MGTOWs. I hope you all are doing well. My sincere apologies for not being able to write for the last few months. Work and personal things had kept me busy.I hope this year brings you peace, prosperity and joy.

Last year was miserable for all of us, the COVID Pandemic and subsequent lockdown made life difficult. Even as I write this post our country is going through its 2nd wave and we do not know when the cases will plummet.

As we step into a new decade, we must understand the challenges that we as single Indian men and MGTOWs will face. The most important: Retaining your current job. The economic slow down and recession caused due to the Pandemic and lockdowns has increased unemployment and lead to job cuts. I sincerely hope all my fellow readers have been able to retain their jobs.

This year we should focus on our health and well being. Please do away with bad habits if you have any. It is important that we eat the right food and undertake regular exercise, work on body sculpting and improve one's stamina. Mental health is another aspect that we should not neglect. Yoga  and meditation will be helpful combined with forming a good friend circle made up with positive people. They will become our support system.

As our honorable Prime Minister had stated last year, it is time for us to become Atmanirbhar i.e become self dependent, self sufficient and self reliant. We must learn cooking, doing our daily chores independently.Buy a vehicle so that we are not dependent on public transport. Most important we must get into the habit of living alone.

Finally I must warn all my single Indian male readers on not becoming desperate for marriage or companionship due to the COVID Pandemic.These are difficult times indeed.

Once again I wish you all the best and hope this year bring positive improvements in your life.