MGTOW Life: Charles Darwin’s Unnatural Selection

An obsessive list-maker, Darwin once weighed the pros and cons of marriage in his correspondence. Let’s see if the sexes have evolved since Victorian England!

From the book The Correspondence of Charles Darwin. / Volume 2, 1837-1843.

Marry

Children . (if it Please God) . Constant companion, (& friend in old age) who will feel interested in one, . object to be beloved & played with. . better than a dog anyhow.” Home, & someone to take care of house . Charms of music & female chit-chat. . These things good for one’s health. . but terrible loss of time. .

My God, it is intolerable to think of spending one’s whole life, like a neuter bee, working, working, & nothing after all. . No, no won’t do. . Imagine living all one’s day solitarily in smoky dirty London House. . Only picture to yourself a nice soft wife on a sofa with good fire, & books & music perhaps . Compare this vision with the dingy reality of Grt. Marlbro. St.

Children obviously and we today still get the “do you want to die alone?” line. Darwin thought female gossip was a benefit? “Better than a dog anyhow”, hah!

It is curious that Darwin thought the alternative to marriage was endless work. He refutes that himself twice, below. He must not have had any hobbies.

Not Marry

Freedom to go where one liked . choice of Society & little of it. . Conversation of clever men at clubs . Not forced to visit relatives, & to bend in every trifle. . to have the expense & anxiety of children . perhaps quarelling . Loss of time. . cannot read in the Evenings . fatness & idleness . Anxiety & responsibility . less money for books &c . if many children forced to gain one’s bread. . (But then it is very bad for ones health to work too much)

Perhaps my wife wont like London; then the sentence is banishment & degradation into indolent, idle fool .

Then as now, wives didn’t like their husbands having male spaces and were prone to “fatness & idleness”.

The question having been considered, the Father of Natural Selection proceeded to marry his first cousin. Thus proving that Darwin was neither MGTOW nor the Father of Healthy Genetics.

When? Soon or Late

The Governor says soon for otherwise bad if one has children . one’s character is more flexible .one’s feelings more lively & if one does not marry soon, one misses so much good pure happiness. .

But then if I married tomorrow: there would be an infinity of trouble & expense in getting & furnishing a house, .fighting about no Society “morning calls “awkwardness “loss of time every day. (without one’s wife was an angel, & made one keep industrious). Then how should I manage all my business if I were obliged to go every day walking with my wife. . Eheu!! I never should know French, .or see the Continent “or go to America, or go up in a Balloon, or take solitary trip in Wales “poor slave. .you will be worse than a negro . And then horrid poverty, (without one’s wife was better than an angel & had money) . Never mind my boy . Cheer up . One cannot live this solitary life, with groggy old age, friendless & cold, & childless staring one in ones face, already beginning to wrinkle. . Never mind, trust to chance “keep a sharp look out . There is many a happy slave .

Man, that’s depressing. Darwin went into marriage hoping to be a happy slave.

Nothing has changed.

 

6 thoughts on “MGTOW Life: Charles Darwin’s Unnatural Selection

  1. “There is many a happy slave.” And he is right about that. If you are blue pilled you don’t even realize that you are in slavery. Too bad that what’s seen cannot be unseen.

  2. Well it’s certainly the male point of view in the world when it comes to marriage…and hence it is a depressing thought….slavery.

    Whereas St. Paul’s explanation from God’s point of view of what marriage is is a much more uplifting thought. Do we think it is ‘slavery’ to nourish and cherish our bodies?

  3. Also makes me wonder what Darwin’s SMV/MMV or whatever he thought was if he went first cousin route. Sounds like if you go into it with the mindset of a slave to her you’ve already chopped your head value at the knees.

  4. Mild edit, I removed a paragraph of my writing from the blockquotes. I’d wondered where it ran off to… cross-eyed Friday afternoons…

    “Also makes me wonder what Darwin.s SMV/MMV or whatever he thought was if he went first cousin route.”

    You probably answered your own question. Also, from biographies on Darwin he spent many years waiting for the Anglican/atheist conflicts to die down before coming out with material that directly supported atheism; blasphemy laws were carefully enforced back then. He also pretended to have Christian beliefs until late in life (partly because his wife was horrified the first time he was honest) and relied on others to do the job of convincing, for example Thomas Henry Huxley, nicknamed Darwin’s Bulldog. Very conflict-avoidant. Almost certainly a low Delta in VD’s ranking system.

    Battlebrow? “Clownbrow”, more like. She’s fallen so low on the femininity spectrum that she’s applying makeup with a wide-tipped laundry marker.

  5. I always thought the clownbrows women painted on were so oddball and wondered why they did it.

    If it is because of that behavior then it makes more sense…because I’ve never heard any guy say ‘Man those painted on brows she has makes her look hawt.’ Really anything a woman willingly does to uglify herself is a warning her femininity is tanking.

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