Matt Walsh contends that monogamy is a higher, virtuous form of commitment that reflects true masculinity, whereas polygamy represents a base, primitive, and destructive lifestyle.

“Is monogamy natural? Even better, it's supernatural. Man and wife become one at the altar. They are bound together by the vow they made before God. This is above our base instincts.”

A habit of under-sharing restricts personal development and leads to shallower connections, faded romances, and less trusting professional relationships.

“A life of underhar is a life of missed opportunities, it's a life of friendships that never blossom. It's a life of colleagues who, I'm being dramatic here, but these are all symptoms of underhar colleagues that never quite trust you, romances that never spark relationships that fade apart instead o”

Andrew Tate advocates for men to reject traditional marriage, which he views as a trap within a biased legal system, and instead pursue wealth and non-monogamous relationships.

“The smartest move on the chessboard for a man now is to get rich and have as many children as he wants or as many women as he wants and take care of them all.”