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Women Going Their Own Way - a femininity movement. According to REDDIT, it is described as being a " a community of women supporting other women who wish to live independently from men and relationships with them." According to the blog "Red Pill Pushers," A true WGTOW is one who doesn't rely on alimony, child support (which isn't for anyone but the children anyway), or welfare to survive. ^[1] WGTOW is said to be a practical way of life to protect women from the rape instincts of men. ^[2] It has also been described as a Feminist separatism movement. ^[3]

Women Going Their Own Way is a basis of challenging the patriarchal structure. ^[4] In Japan women going their own way led to economic and sexual freedom. ^[5] WGTOW is a community that hasnt become a hate forum as opposed to MGTOW. ^[6]

There is a future belief that sexbots may be the future due of both the MGTOW and WGTOW movements. ^[7] Women going their own way can be seen in the now 40% of all children being born out of wedlock. ^[8]

The show "The Desert" is based on Women Going Their Own Way. ^[9]

Men Going Their Own Way

https://twitter.com/wgtow?lang=en

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