Don't know what to do with my life...

baltyre

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Yep, no one said life is easy. Most of us are not born rich or have million dollar trust funds. Try to find something you enjoy. Or pray you you hit the lottery.
 

Alle_Gory

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OTB said:
But surely, the best female available would have no reason to stoop so low as to resort to a sperm bank... ;)
Depends on one's definition of 'best'. With all the one-itis guys have on here, all females are 'the best'.
 

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Ah, it all seems so easy and simple when your a kid/teenager. You have your morals, your opinions, your confidence in your own little area, then bam, your into the real world and it's time to fend for yourself!

Most do this by taking as little risk as they can and living 'comfortably', which for most, means unhappily.

You know what you love so you've got a headstart.........you've got some ideas, so start trying them. Just hope your not a teenager and love these things simply because it's that phase of your life. Partying, travelling all the time, gets old quickly for most as they age.

And who said we are here to reproduce? Others will say we are here to be good people, personally, my belief is we are here simply to be happy, so find what does that for you and go for it. :cheer:
 

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A flight attendant, would probably be the only job that would be fairly easy to get that would allow you that kind of lifestyle to travel the world and party consistently. Only problem is, the airlines are struggling so probably not hiring right now. Another added plus is that most male flight attendants seem to be gay so you might have your pick with the female flight attendants, on the downside, as a straight flight attendant you might have people assuming you are gay until proven otherwise, like being a straight male hair stylist(there are a few of them I'm sure).

I don't know how you would get such a job, but working as a roadie for a major touring band will definitely get you that lifestyle of travel, parties and girls.

Beyond that, I'd say read the 4 hour workweek like someone else suggested for ideas from someone who is already living that lifestyle.
 

Peace and Quiet

If you currently have too many women chasing you, calling you, harassing you, knocking on your door at 2 o'clock in the morning... then I have the simple solution for you.

Just read my free ebook 22 Rules for Massive Success With Women and do the opposite of what I recommend.

This will quickly drive all women away from you.

And you will be able to relax and to live your life in peace and quiet.

Poonani Maker

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My job makes me feel like a Roman from ancient past. I know the Romans killed Jesus. We did too, I guess, but my job is a very commie job too. I love it. No one is really greater than the other, like the military, just ranks and the TEAM effect. The job makes me feel manly. We have only one woman out of 70+ doing our job.

This, in turn, sets me up, or "prepares" me for the opportunities with women who come down the pike.

Sure, there are "suits" who can be manly, but they are out of practice of real world physical violence, and would take more to become adept and fluid like me. A gun is a great equalizer, but I like the physicality of my job. It makes my movements with women, anticipation (such as bringing a lighter to her face if she smokes - I don't smoke, but if I did, I would be quick to light her cig). I can anticipate and answer peoples' questions before they even get a word out, because of my perception, so acute, and THIS impresses both men and women.

That's what working hard will do for you. If I had an easy desk job, I fear, I'd lose that innate sense ability.

People sense when someone different enters the room.
 

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Well, I originally wanted to become a golf teaching professional, but then I looked further into it and then realized that you basically work from sunrise to sunset 6 times a week and are everybodies b!tch.

Talking to my father doesn't help either. He basically tells me I'm a piece of sh!t and will never amount to nothing. He tells me the only way to make money in this world is to make better grades than everybody else and get a safe and secure job and work 70+ hours a week.

I'll prove him wrong though, I'll find something to do with my life.
 
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