Yes, it is a tangent. Forgive me. I do that sometimes. On topic, I think what is important for raising good daughters is for the Father to have a strong faith and share it with the daughters.

Build a garden instead of a pretty little cage. If you build a cage the daughter will sense the faith is weak and the father is afraid of the world which would devour him so the daughter is attracted to the world. But a garden is impregnable and can survive the winds and the rains in safety and the daughter will be happy in the faith and will dream of one day finding a husband and making a garden of their own.

Does that make sense?

Yes of course it makes sense, but what does that have to do with MG Tow Company?

Easy men are attracted to easy women.


Men, lead by example please. 

Yes, I know, Geremia.  :)

The girls (and their mothers) are/were boy crazy because they have no self esteem, and they gauge their sense of self worth, their beauty, from the reaction they get from boys/men. They end up living all their lives for that drug. This has to be nip at the bud when they are children, or else they will grow up to a life of sorrows.

Men are attracted to any woman who is easy, or easier. It has nothing to do with how intelligent or beautiful the girl is.  

This was my experience growing up. I had no self esteem mainly because I came from a broken home not to mention barely practicing novus ordo family. Boy crazy since young...took me until I was 21 to really love the Lord and myself. And until 2016 to really love the faith. Men as fathers must instill worth in their daughters through a love of God and showing love to their daughters. Lifting them up (not to make them conceited but to give them worth) and showing proper respect to their wife will help them to grow into young ladies. And mothers need to properly instruct their daughters. I am slowly instructing my little girl who is 5 as best I can and I know God will only help me as she grows.

MGTOW is an effective defense against females infected with spiritual swine flu, and it's a hedge against predatory women. However, MGTOW isn't a final solution. MGTOW as a final solution to feminism & trickery of females is a false dichotomy resulting in Jєωry's agenda which is, ultimately, the decline of the white and Christian population. If the Jєωs can't defeat an opposition, they try to lead it. MGTOW understandably was an organic, grassroots reaction to predatory woman, so the Jєωs now try to lead it by keeping white men & women hating each other. MGTOW, in its proper form, is simply a security policy before God's Providence finds man the scarce woman who is worthy of marriage and raising his children.

MGTOW is not a solution, it is Godless. It totally disregards the will of God in a man's life or even the existence of God. MGTOW is destined for Hell, just like the original AGTOW (Angels Going Their Own Way). I see a lot of folks like yourself who keep getting wrapped up in accidentals such as ethnicity (phenotypes), when they ignore the cultural/spiritual component. I agree with E. Michael Jones when he correctly states that "white" people don't think of themselves as "whites", and that in itself is derived from a prolonged campaign of distraction and deception. Culturally speaking, we as Catholics should always keep in mind our true cultural inheritance when it comes to any particular European origin: the actual conversion to Catholicism. The Germanic people were a bunch of vicious tree-worshipping pagans who, like the pagan Africans, never built anything beyond a few storeys that would last the test of time.

Men and women will always have to contend with our fallen nature. Both sexes have to remind ourselves that our first purpose is to serve God and not to secure physical pleasure, material goods, or social status.  Women may emphasize the material and status elements whereas men may emphasize the physical but if we're honest, we all have to contend with a mixture of all three and more. We're simply not designed to make each other happy without God. We should know that every call to marriage includes helping the spouse and all potential children get to Heaven, like St. Rita for example. She was a woman who specifically did not want to marry and wanted to enter into the religious life instead, but God told her no. Many men in my family who were Protestant married Catholic women (my grandfather, my great uncle, my father), had their children raised Catholic and in nearly all cases were eventually converted themselves. So I say pretty faces are for difficult men.

I do not know a thing about MG TOW Company, nor do I need or care to know.

It's a movement about neglecting women, which does have to do with this thread, because negligence is what causes "boy crazy airhead daughters".

Look at St. Thérèse of Lisieux's and her sisters' relationship with their father Louis Martin. She called him her king, and he called her his "little Queen." Look at how she describes her father (from Father of the Little Flower):

If an earthly father can be so ideal, what must our Heavenly Father be like . . . !

My father was a very simple and upright character. Physically and morally he had the appearance of a Patriarch. There was also another striking resemblance: I remember that when he used to take me to the Benedictine School, my teachers, the nuns, used to say he reminded them of St. Joseph. Indeed he was truly a just man, and when I wish to picture what St. Joseph was like, I just like to think of my father.

If a daughter doesn't think this of her father, she'll go looking for it elsewhere.

Or this from Story of a Soul ch. 1:

Papa’s name fills me with many happy memories. Mamma laughingly said he always did whatever I wanted, but he answered: “Well, why not? She is the Queen!” Then he would lift me on to his shoulder, and caress me in all sorts of ways. Yet I cannot say that he spoilt me. I remember one day while I was swinging he called out as he passed: “Come and kiss me, little Queen.” Contrary to my usual custom, I would not stir, and answered pertly: “You must come for it, Papa.” He refused quite rightly, and went away. Marie was there and scolded me, saying: “How naughty to answer Papa like that!” Her reproof took effect; I got off the swing at once, and the whole house resounded with my cries. I hurried upstairs, not waiting this time to call Mamma at each step; my one thought was to find Papa and make my peace with him. I need not tell you that this was soon done.

There's much affection, attention, and respect; no negligence.