I have two more years of college to go. After that I will have to work. I don't wanna work. I don't wanna face reality. Real life is shit anyway.
>>85708750college is much harder than work if you're doing a real degree
>>85708750College was fucking worse for me: all your time was expected to go for studies/project, no money, being surrounded by young women you hadn't a chance with, family bothering you about when you were going to start being useful...Work is a much sweeter deal in comparison. I'm ok with giving a bit less than a third of my life in exchange for food, roof and entertainment.
>>85708750and if a man works hard enough he can have the privilege of working for a woman's benefit.get to it, buddy!
>>85708764I would like to have a little more of time to dedicate to entertainment. Plus I can't imagine working in a meaningless job and not feel accomplished at all for 40h+/week.
>>85708797I think it depends on your early life and what you want to accomplish in the future.As someone born in a poor (not dirty poor, but poor) family, it was amazing to finally be able to afford all the nerdy stuff I always wanted, the privilege of privacy and being able to do whatever I want with my free time.In comparison, I think I never felt as miserable as I was back in uni.But yeah, praise is hard to get at work, and you will rarely feel accomplished (and if you do, you just broke your back to make someone else richer, so it's a retarded option). Sometimes you will be under pressure and stress, but again: never as much as the peaks of a hard class (where it felt like the demands of the professors were inhumane at times).
>>85708956"privilege of privacy"lol got a laugh from me
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I never went to college and i live pretty comfy with two part time jobs where i get to work on my own and im usually not working 40+ hours a week, more like 30. College or any returning to a school type setting, especially in current year, sounds like a nightmare.
