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Originally Posted by ChiMIchael
My issue is that I would have love to go into a F500 company HQ after receiving my degree so they could hire me on the spot.
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"education" and "career" don't necessarily mean a college degree and a professional job title. life doesn't have to be about being a doctor or an MBA corporate climber. there are other paths.
one of my best friends went to trade school after high school, became a licensed plumber, and now makes ~$65K.
he's not rich, he won't ever drive a fancy european luxury car, he's not gonna own a mansion in the burbs with a pool in the backyard, but he's comfortably middle class and a productive member of our society.
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Originally Posted by ChiMIchael
Imo, getting married isn't that hard, but I can't stay the same for staying married, even if both have the best intentions initially.
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making a marriage work does require work, but so does everything else in life.
and you can do yourself some favors by waiting for a bit before getting hitched.
when two 19 year old kids get married, they're typically not yet fully cooked themselves.
the stigma against premarital sex has evaporated in our society, there's no reason to rush into that shit anymore.