Life after college fucking sucks

[Jason Voorhees]

Life after college really sucks balls tbh. I know you nighas might hate your time in college. I did too but once you step into the real world. No body fucking cares about you. There's no order no structure no rules. It feels liberating for a few months. Sleeping in, no deadlines, doing whatever you want. Freedom tastes sweet for like the first 3-6 months.
but becomes dreadful after that.

No professors to mentor you, no advisors to talk to, no built-in social circle. Motivation just disappears when there's no external pressure. Also if you graduate college single, there's a solid chance you stay single for a long ass time. I was quite lucky to have found my partner in uni but lots of guys aren't.

The dating pool shrinks dramatically, you don't have a chance to meet young people your age. How are you going to meet them? Like some lame ass bars, clubs or would date your 40 year old co workers. One way I've found a way to cope about this is keeping the exact same routine that I did in college. I still wake up at 5:30 in the morning. Go on a run or gym at 6, have breakfast and instead of going to classes or doing assignments do my work and try to maintain structure. I also regularly stay in touch with my friends from college. We have a WhatsApp group that we talk on everyday. I also plan to become a regular at church Sunday service and join the church youth.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Petsmart @Swarthy Knight

 

[Acquiescence]

Stepping over to the doomer side eh? Welcome

 

[Petsmart]

Yeah literally no one gives a fuck and you gotta make things happen yourself.

 

[StillGrowingTaller]

Life after college really sucks balls tbh. I know you nighas might hate your time in college. I did too but once you step into the real world. No body fucking cares about you. There's no order no structure no rules. It feels liberating for a few months. Sleeping in, no deadlines, doing whatever you want. Freedom tastes sweet for like the first 3-6 months.
but becomes dreadful after that.

No professors to mentor you, no advisors to talk to, no built-in social circle. Motivation just disappears when there's no external pressure. Also if you graduate college single, there's a solid chance you stay single for a long ass time. I was quite lucky to have found my partner in uni but lots of guys aren't.

The dating pool shrinks dramatically, you don't have a chance to meet young people your age. How are you going to meet them? Like some lame ass bars, clubs or would date your 40 year old co workers. One way I've found a way to cope about this is keeping the exact same routine that I did in college. I still wake up at 5:30 in the morning. Go on a run or gym at 6, have breakfast and instead of going to classes or doing assignments do my work and try to maintain structure. I also regularly stay in touch with my friends from college. We have a WhatsApp group that we talk on everyday. I also plan to become a regular at church Sunday service and join the church youth.

Yeah and western women already have 3 digit body counts by the time they finish college. Worst part

 

[Swarthy Knight]

I get where you’re coming from but I’d have to disagree. It’s not like people in college care about you either. You’re just a dollar sign to the profs, and your colleagues only fw you if you’re smart/productive enough to benefit them.

It’s really what you make out of it, not much different from the real world

 

[Rick_bozo]

Brah dont scare me i already having hard time at college

 

[iblamexyz]

Life after college really sucks balls tbh. I know you nighas might hate your time in college. I did too but once you step into the real world. No body fucking cares about you. There's no order no structure no rules. It feels liberating for a few months. Sleeping in, no deadlines, doing whatever you want. Freedom tastes sweet for like the first 3-6 months.
but becomes dreadful after that.

No professors to mentor you, no advisors to talk to, no built-in social circle. Motivation just disappears when there's no external pressure. Also if you graduate college single, there's a solid chance you stay single for a long ass time. I was quite lucky to have found my partner in uni but lots of guys aren't.

The dating pool shrinks dramatically, you don't have a chance to meet young people your age. How are you going to meet them? Like some lame ass bars, clubs or would date your 40 year old co workers. One way I've found a way to cope about this is keeping the exact same routine that I did in college. I still wake up at 5:30 in the morning. Go on a run or gym at 6, have breakfast and instead of going to classes or doing assignments do my work and try to maintain structure. I also regularly stay in touch with my friends from college. We have a WhatsApp group that we talk on everyday. I also plan to become a regular at church Sunday service and join the church youth.

Truthpill

 

[iblamexyz]

Brah dont scare me i already having hard time at college

Life gets worse after college

 

[theblueprints]

graduating high school is also bad in the sense that you gotta now compete with the rest of the male population for girls.

 

[Aox Ofwar]

Over

 

[Jason Voorhees]

I get where you’re coming from but I’d have to disagree. It’s not like people in college care about you either. You’re just a dollar sign to the profs, and your colleagues only fw you if you’re smart/productive enough to benefit them.

It’s really what you make out of it, not much different from the real world

Not all professors like that there are a few that truly do care about their students. I was in such professors class and all my friends and I remember him fondly. He would go above and beyond.

 

[Saint Casanova]

Online dating used to be good to find someone or some ONS even for lean normies back in the day but now with their algorithms and poor quality it’s fucked