AlexAP
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Nearly all older Normies I met give advice to younger people that goes like "Study hard! Studying is the most important thing you have to do as a young person. I wish I had studied more, I could have a better career and more money now."
This is a ridiculously stupid advice. Youth is very short and can only be experienced once. Spending most of your youth with studying is a bad decision, unless you really love what you study or don't care about doing fun stuff ever in your life. Most people want to have fun at some point, and starting a career can be done at later age. There's nothing weird about someone having low-paid jobs until 25 and then starting to get serious about a career. Money starts to get important at 30+, and even if you fuck it up until there, you can start at 30 and earn good money at 35. The notion that you have to spend your youth like a stereotypically Asian student is absurd.
So why do Normies say to young people "Study hard, that's the most important thing when you're young"?
1. They never had a good career and are now poor at old age. Meaning, they didn't study hard in their teens, but they also never catched up and are now facing the consequences. Instead of regretting not having started at 25+ to get a good career, they think they should have studied hard already at 18.
2. Things like teen love, partying and making friends came natural to them. They think every person will have that. So they don't even give the advice "Hit on girls, go to partys and make friends", as they think they don't have to.
3. Maybe some say it because they were losers and want younger people to be losers like them.
This is a ridiculously stupid advice. Youth is very short and can only be experienced once. Spending most of your youth with studying is a bad decision, unless you really love what you study or don't care about doing fun stuff ever in your life. Most people want to have fun at some point, and starting a career can be done at later age. There's nothing weird about someone having low-paid jobs until 25 and then starting to get serious about a career. Money starts to get important at 30+, and even if you fuck it up until there, you can start at 30 and earn good money at 35. The notion that you have to spend your youth like a stereotypically Asian student is absurd.
So why do Normies say to young people "Study hard, that's the most important thing when you're young"?
1. They never had a good career and are now poor at old age. Meaning, they didn't study hard in their teens, but they also never catched up and are now facing the consequences. Instead of regretting not having started at 25+ to get a good career, they think they should have studied hard already at 18.
2. Things like teen love, partying and making friends came natural to them. They think every person will have that. So they don't even give the advice "Hit on girls, go to partys and make friends", as they think they don't have to.
3. Maybe some say it because they were losers and want younger people to be losers like them.
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