Who didn't see this coming?
Lololol. If he ever manages to get into a CS program at a legit school, he'll probably just quit within a year anyways. I'm still waiting to see his alleged 150 pound bench press.
Who didn't see this coming?
Lololol. If he ever manages to get into a CS program at a legit school, he'll probably just quit within a year anyways. I'm still waiting to see his alleged 150 pound bench press.
Who didn't see this coming?
What ARE your priorities then?
Right there in your own words you said you're broke. Broke means money in = money out. As for me, I've been living on my own for the last 2 years. I understand perfectly how cost of living works. Salary - taxes - benefits - rent & utilities - bills= disposable income. Disposable income - savings = play money. Unlike you, I have enough play money to actually have fun.
Once again, critical think that bitch.
Yeah he'll quit because of [insert some random pitty excuse, probably blame the teacher]
Your priorities are all fucked up. Focus on graduating on time and getting a good career going. Then the women will come. You will need to develop a thicker skin because you will get eaten alive once you hit the real world (at least in my industry).
Wimmens. It's always been that. Always. Ever since I can remember it has been that. (Serious)
I saw it coming. I was just waiting for its arrival. Again, I wasn't worried then. Unfortunately, I didn't expect Seattle to turn out to be such a shit hole. I figured that was I was seeing at that moment was just 'some' of Seattle. A small portion, you know? Nope... I was wrong on that. I had high hopes (people made it sound at least as good as Portland if not way better in many ways), but they were dashed by reality...
I'm not really sure what you're wanting from women to be honest. In some posts, it seems like you're looking for a serious relationship; in others, you say you don't want to get married until after you're 30 (which I commend you for, by the way) so that paints a picture of someone who doesn't want a serious relationship and just wants to fool around. Yet you say you don't fool around.
Let me give you some advice even though I know it will fall on deaf ears. You're what --21 or so? This is the time in life when you should be building the foundation so that when you're in your late 20s and early 30s, you won't have to worry about things like money, a job, etc. To build that foundation, you need to pick a major (make sure it is one you really like but has good employment prospects) and finish it. While you're doing it, keep trying to meet women if for no other reason to get experience. Now, I read that your experience thus far seems to be with what you consider boring or shallow women. Remember, they're in their late teens/early 20s and many probably are like that; however, keep looking and also consider that it may be YOU who needs to expand his horizons a little bit.
lol...ok...there's a reason people talk up Seattle quite a bit and it's not because it's a shit hole. You're making it a shit hole. I grew up in Oregon and moved up here so I've seen both. Your perspective is skewing your reality.
I've met a lot of people from Oregon as well who moved to Seattle. A lot of them think it's a shit hole. Mostly because of the people too.
Very few people who moved from other cities are like, "Yeah Seattle is so awesome, blahblahblah." The only ones who say that are usually very outdoorsy types. I don't go outdoors much. I have quite severe pollen allergies. (It can be year around if I go into a very outdoorsy place. It doesn't matter if it's raining even.)
And yes, it's hard to find girls like that around my age. Especially in Seattle. The age range I look for is 21-24 and it's hard to find people interested in something serious at that age.
That's not always a bad thing...I was in a serious relationship from 19-26 or so and is one of the things I regret the most about my time @ UW.
lol...ok...there's a reason people talk up Seattle quite a bit and it's not because it's a shit hole. You're making it a shit hole. I grew up in Oregon and moved up here so I've seen both. Your perspective is skewing your reality.