Wednesday, May 20, 2020

Birthday celebrations of the Indian MGTOW-Bhaveen Sheth

On 13th of May 2020, the writer of this blog, Bhaveen Sheth aka Indian MGTOW celebrated his 38th birthday. Amidst the corona pandemic and lock-down, he somehow managed to arrange for a cake, all thanks to all his good friends who have always helped him and stood by him as good Samaritans.

The Indian MGTOW celebrated his birthday with his best friends who are now a family for him. Sharing the pictures below:























It was a wonderful time spent with my good friends who made by 38th birthday memorable.

Bhaveen Sheth

INDIAN MGTOW
  

Happily married only on social media and during social functions: Bhaveen Sheth-Indian MGTOW

Indian society is strange and the married people are equally strange or I would say amusing.If an Oscar award was to be given the world's best married couple, I am sure married an Indian couple would win this award.The show that they put up in front of the outside world is amazing.

Today's married couples love to brag and boast to the whole world about their so called happy married life.Social media has become a platform for showing off. I fail to understand why you have to show your happily married status to the whole world? Relationships are showcased the moment one gets engaged, later you get to see the pictures of marriage followed by honeymoon pictures from exotic places. And Man!!!! These pictures are so romantic, even a hardened ideological red pill MGTOW will feel like getting married. Unfortunately reality is different from fantasy and within 2 years of a marriage the couple starts experiencing  what married life actually is. Couple who are happily married will never showcase their relationship status to the whole world. Marriage is a minefield and one needs to tread the path carefully.

In today's scenario, majority of the married couples are not happy with their married lives.Everyone has their own reasons to be unhappy. Unfortunately we as a nation of hypocrite people known for heir dubious double standards will portray a different picture in front of the world.

Be it facebook, instagram or whatapp status update, a portrait of a happy family is always displayed. Marriage anniversaries and birthdays are showcased as if the married couple are madly in love with each other.At social functions the married couple puts up an act and is seen to be happily married with wonderful children. Some single Indian folks find them as a source of inspiration and think of getting married.

However the veteran single Indian man aka Indian MGTOW knows it all. Beyond that glitz and glamour, beyond those fake smiles and hugs, beyond that superficial love and affection there lies a dark underbelly of discontent, resentment, frustration, hate, anger, prejudice and discontent. A show is put up by the married couple in order to hide the reality.

This is the truth about our society and reality of our times.

Bhaveen Sheth

INDIAN MGTOW

Thursday, May 7, 2020

I write for Single Indian Men and Indian MGTOWs: Bhaveen Sheth INDIAN MGTOW

There are times when my articles are vehemently criticized by a section of the society. My critics find my writings to be poisonous and full of hatred towards the married folks, women and society in general. I am also told that I am ranting out my own frustrations on my blog. Seriously!!!! So now speaking in behalf of Indian men, their rights and problems is considered as frustration. I am amazed at the hypocrisy of some people.

Since the last two decades we have been reading on feminism, women's rights, patriarchy, toxic masculinity, stupid and dumb Indian men, single mothers etc etc. Be it the print media, social media or blogs, everywhere you can find it. However there is hardly any forum for single men, divorcees or separated husbands or single fathers. I believe in giving a voice to this section of the Indian male community.

Speaking for men's rights in not a crime. The last two decades have witnessed the rise of third and fourth wave militant feminism and feminazism. It is the men who are at the receiving end. Marriages are breaking up due to minor problems, entitled women are not willing to adjust, false cases against the Indian husbands and their parents are on a rise and most important many Indian men are not able to get married due to the rising demands and expectations of the women.

Many Indian men are sourcing the Internet on how an Indian man live a peaceful solo life, a life without criticism. A decade ago the media would write long articles dedicated to single Indian women and how they should life a happy solo life but what about Indian men? Can't they too live a happy life by not getting married?

There is so much shame and stigma associated with single Indian men. The society does not consider them as normal. They face jabs, ridicule and insults for no reason.

There has to be a platform for single Indian men who are looking for a meaning in their lives, a space where single men can find validation, a source where they can find like minded people and realize that their decision to stay single and take up the MGTOW lifestyle was not wrong.

Single men require validation and where will they find it? The married folks offer no solace, the society in general has no space for them.

I write so that single Indian men and MGTOW's realize that they are not alone, that there is a manosphere in India filled with like minded Indian men. Unfortunately some sections of the society consider my writings to be misogynist and patriarchal, that they are to harsh towards the female gender. I can't given possible explanations to everyone.

The problem is that our society is filled by beta simps, white knight social justice warriors or useful idiots who don't want to accept or listen to the other side of the story. No one realizes or understands the problems of Indian men. No one wants to acknowledge our pain and suffering.

There will always be critics and detractors and I give an damn. I will continue to write for my fellow single Indian men and MGTOW's.

There is a serious need to spread the awareness about the MGTOW lifestyle in India and help single Indian men follow its path.

MGTOW for Life.

Bhaveen Sheth

Thursday, April 23, 2020

Don't get married into a dysfunctional family: Bhaveen Sheth-INDIAN MGTOW

In India, a marriage is not just  a union of two individuals but two families. If you marry an individual, you marry into his/her family.  And not all families are good. We may like a person but what happens when the family is dysfunctional? Unlike the West, Indian women are still not capable of taking important decision especially when it comes to marriage. Please spare me this empowerment theory, it is just a sham. 

Even those women who are above 35 will get their families  involved into the marriage. In this case it is important to judge the family and identify for signs of dysfunction. Believe me, a toxic dysfunctional family can destroy your life.

Having spoken to many men who are now divorced and separated, I noticed one trend: The women's families played a crucial role in destroying the marriage. This is why this point is important.

It is not easy to identify a dysfunctional family during the first meeting. We Indians are  extremely hospitable and warm during potential matrimonial meets. The truth is always hidden and masked with lies and fake smiles. After all , everyone want to get his son/daughter to get married to a NICE person.

Following are a few points to be considered:

Unstable Parents
Bad Financial condition/ Pending bank loans/ borrowed debts
Single Parents (Especially when the father is not there/ Mothers who have divorced during their younger years)
Divorced Siblings
Disharmony within the family
Addiction problem of any family member
Rigid Family
Greedy (Wants the prospective groom to help the entire family)
Families afflicted with Physical and Mental Problems
Families who have been arrested in the past and have court cases pending against them

These are just a few points and may points can be added. It is important for all Indian men to get a thorough family background verification done through a detective agency.

Normal and cheerful families are more practical and forthcoming, they work on strengthening bonds and not breaking them. I have read numerous cases where the husband committed suicide and had clearly blamed the in-laws for physical and mental torture in the suicide note. 

In my previous blog, I had written on how vengeful the girl's parents and siblings become when the marriage goes sour. Such families are self destructive and are not bothered about consequences arising out of a marital breakup.

Once again I would like to warn all single Indian men wanting to get married, please have a proper family background verification done. It won't cost you much. Better safe than sorry.

Bhaveen Sheth
INDIAN MGTOW

Tuesday, April 14, 2020

The case of boring 30, 40 and 50 plus single Indian men: Bhaveen Sheth Indian MGTOW

For some time I was itching to write something on the 30 plus single, boring,sad and depressed Indian men. It is very much required as this category of men rising day by day. Over the coming years the category of such men is going to grow exponentially. As an Indian MGTOW I feel it is important to highlight them, mind you they are not like us MGTOW's. We MGTOWS have accepted and embraced our solo status whole hardheartedly and living our lives fully. No my friends these men are not MGTOW's. They belong to a different category and maybe just maybe because of them we MGTOW's also end up receiving the wrath and criticism of the Indian society.

These men are easy to identify. They come from different backgrounds and belong to different age groups (30, 40 and even 50). They are never married, divorced or separated. All have a common background: they were betrayed by women. Yup!! They were cheated on, they were abandoned and forsaken for some other good guy who was providing better prospects, they were hamstrung by their own wives, their marriages ended up in bitter divorces wherein a huge money was paid in settlement and still being paid in alimony, a family reputation that got tarnished due to divorce and the aftermath of dealing with loneliness after separation. We Indians emotionally invest a lot on relationships that too with the opposite gender. The after effects of a breakup are always catastrophic.



When Beta Men become Bitter




Somewhere I have read a statement that goes by "When you love someone more that yourself and change yourself to live up to the expectations of your loved one and if he/she left you or broke up with you then you will end up hating yourself more that you hate the person who broke up with you"


India is a nation dominated by beta male simps. They will do anything to please a woman not knowing that they are just being used. For years these men,influenced by Bollywood rom-com crap live in an illusion expecting their dream girls. Separated from reality and intoxicated by fantasy, these men are bound to make mistakes when it comes to the choice of their romantic partner or even life partner. When choices are made purely on looks, beauty and skin colour, disasters are bound to happen. And this is where such Indian men get heart broken. Their long time girls friend leave them, their wives leave them. No one knows why? Just guess that some relationships don't work out.

Then there is another category of the so called left over Indian men who did not get married. In my previous posts I have written about them, you may kindly refer to the same. In our country the left over men never have given up hopes on getting married. They and their parents live in a Utopian world wherein they feel that they deserve the best woman. Repeated rejections on the matrimonial front make these men toxic, they end up having low self esteem and  low self confidence. 

Their Reality

Most of these men appear to be a depressed lot, the kind of people who have forgotten to smile, to laugh and live life. They have lost their sense of humour. They have stopped taking care of themselves.Their appearances reveal a lot about their personality. Sagging bodies, gynaecomastia, bulging tummy, unkempt hair, no shaving for 2-3 days, poor dressing sense, broken teeth,  hairs coming out of their ears, bushy eyebrows, poor body odour, poor food habits, excess of smoking and alcohol.

If appearances don't put you off then a minor 5 minute conversation is bound to give you a headache. I have interacted with few of them and believe me it is a head ache. These men are clinically depressed and urgently need the help of a psychologist. They just don't have anything interesting to talk about. They have grievances and complaints for not getting married, for being divorced or separated. Some of these men have never grown up to be mature and handle responsibilities,they have poor soft skills, they can't manage relationships well with people, some of them are introverts while others find it difficult to interact with people.

Adding to the above points, these men lack maturity, they have not grown up. They are still the mamma's boys or they are still carrying the syndrome of a Man Child. They live with their parents wherein they are treated like small children, they can't live independently, they have never traveled solo and most important they lack life skills. Now please tell me, in today's time which woman would want to associate with such men. Forget marriage, these men can't even have temporary relationships.They are still living with a dream that one day a beautiful woman will come in their lives and play the role of a dutiful wife. Dream on dude, it ain't happening any soon.

I have often found these men to be clingy, they just want someone to talk to, I mean just anyone. You will often find them having long chats with auto or rickshaw drivers, with tea vendors and even their office boys at their workplace. Their delusions make them act in a stupid manner. Whenever they see a good looking presentable girl, they get desperate in trying to meet her. This can happen anywhere: At office, social function, apartment. There are instances wherein numerous young woman joining the workforce have to deal with such men, they don't have a choice as some of these men happen to be their seniors. These men often find a small excuse to have a small chat with young girls. Mind you this is not harassment, this is a sign of a very lonely man looking to have conversation with the opposite gender. In their own fantasies these men end up making a huge mistake. They start imagining these young girls as their own girlfriends. Sometimes they even propose them which often ends up in rejections and makes them more depressed. These men and their parents are on a constant look out for a woman for marriage. Weekends and public holidays go in matrimonial meetups often ending into rejections or no answers from the other side.

Most of these men spend a lot of time at their workplace. Guess they have nothing meaningful to do at home. At home they watch TV shows, read newspapers and take solo walks around their apartment complex, no family interacts with them as they appear weird. Cigarettes and Alcohol become their companions. Some even become addicted to porn movies which proves to be detrimental. Sundays and Public Holidays are nothing but misery for them, They just don't know how to kill time. Scrolling through Facebook and Instagram makes them depressed. All their friends and close relatives are married and have children and they are still not married. Some of these men even get enraged when they see a newly married couple. Overall these men have nothing to look forward to or live for.

Now you may that I am writing this as a  figment of my own imagination but it is not. The number of such men are rising  and one will encounter them everywhere. Blame it on our skewed gender ratio or women's empowerment, more and more Indian men are getting rejected and not getting married. Of course there are multiple reasons but if you are a boring man child , believe me,  no one will marry you. After crossing 30 change is not easy.

If any of you men are reading this and belong to this category, I sincerely request you to go change yourself. Because of men like you we MGTOW's are equated in your category. I don't have any suggestions for you but go and change yourself and get a life. Stop living like a loser. Get a life, change your mindset, travel, explore, meet new people, have more hobbies. Stop making woman and marriage as an integral part of your life. You can live happily even without marriage.

GO GET A LIFE!!!!!

Bhaveen Sheth
INDIAN MGTOW

Friday, March 20, 2020

Dysfunctional Families and Dysfunctional marriages: The root to all the problems in India. Bhaveen Sheth-Indian MGTOW

No one is willing to accept but dysfunctional families and dysfunctional marriages are the root to almost all problems in our Indian society. We may deny this or discard it, unfortunately all major problems arising in the life of a person are because of these two factors.

Family and marriage is sacred in India, no one wants to acknowledge that there is something wrong with their own families or their marriages. We don't want to accept that our own families are complicated and marriages are troubled. We can always blame other factors that arise from dysfunctional families and dysfunctional marriages but never address the root of the problem.

Three years back I read the book "The book of light" authored by Jerry Pinto where he sheds a light on dysfunctional families in India through real life stories. I also happened to read stories written by individuals on qoura on having difficult childhoods and faltered marriages and how it affected them deeply, many have shared how bad families and bad marriages destroyed them.

We all have our own problems but if you see a happy family or a successful marriage, you will realize that there is understanding and empathy within all the members. People are willing to support each other in times of distress, they are happy being with each other, they don't compare with outsiders.There is minimum scope for conflict. This is what makes a happy family and a successful marriage.

Unfortunately dysfunctional families and marriages are an existential reality. The collective Indian society does not want to accept that some people are just not made for marriage, they can't take up the responsibilities of being a husband, wife, father or mother. Emotionally they have not grown or they are a behavioral misfit. At one particular age our society wants everyone to get married no matter what.It is the herd mentality that we follow. Now what if someone is not mature enough to handle the responsibilities that come with a marriage? What if someone is not willing to adjust with a new person? This is where the marriage falters. Now due to family and society pressure the person bring a child and then what? You have a dysfunctional marriage and have started a dysfunctional family.

Over the last few years that I have interacted with many people and have traveled across to different places in India, I have realized that dysfunctional families and marriages are indeed a huge problem. No one wants to accept it but it is a reality.

The impact of these problems can be disturbing. People cannot progress in their careers, they find no peace at home, their relationships with others are disturbed, they are emotionally fragile, easily get into fights and arguments, they lack self esteem and confidence and face difficulties in dealing with real life problems.

India is majorly affected by this problem and it is rising everyday especially in the metro cities where relationships have become superficial. It is time we realize and accept it. No one should be forced to get married if he/she is not ready, moving away from a dysfunctional family should not be considered as a crime and walking out from a toxic dysfunctional marriage should be accepted so long as the couple can part amicably, separating on mutual grounds without filling criminal charges on each other.

It is important to bring a closure to toxic relationships even if it is related to the family.

Lear, read, introspect and apply.

Bhaveen Sheth
INDIAN MGTOW


Thursday, March 12, 2020

When a marriage goes sour, it is an all out world war: Bhaveen Sheth-Indian MGTOW

Yes, you read it right, when a marriage goes sour in India, it becomes an all out world war. This is the harsh reality. No one acknowledges it but it is true.

We Indians have too many expectations from a marriage and a future life partner. We are delusional, unrealistic and live in a dreamworld of our own. Our thinking is influenced by Bollywood and Indian Television shows. Everyone expects a perfect marriage and a wonderful life partner.

But what happens when things don't work out the way you wanted? What happens when the marriage falters? What happens when your partner does not meet your expectations?

Do we part amicably? Do we say goodbyes and move on? NO!! We don't.

There is an all out world war or I would put it as war of the families. We exact revenge on the other and put down the other family. We do litigation, go to courts, ask for divorce settlements, alimony and property. There are allegations and counter allegations, many of them are false. We wash out dirty family linen in public. We have showdowns in the police stations and the courts.

The woman and her family seeks vengeance and retribution. No opportunity is spared in destroying the husband and the family. Go to any family court and you will see people abusing and fighting with each other.These people are driven by rage, ego and hatred.

In no other nation will one see hatred to this level. Rational people separate through mutual divorce but then are we Indians rational? In marital relationships there is either extreme love or extreme hatred, nothing like normal.

And this is the bitter reality. Family breakdowns are increasing and we get to see family wars erupting.

And here the Indian MGTOW cautions his fellow single Indian men, is marriage really worth it? Especially when  the woman's family is hell bent on murdering you if things don't work out.

Think, introspect and rationalize.

The MGTOW life is the best you can ever have.

Bhaveen Sheth

INDIAN MGTOW.