Hacksaw Jim Thuggin
Superstar
brehs....live your life and do your thing....
when the right woman comes along....snatch her up
when the right woman comes along....snatch her up
Yep cause its all about time. Most folks who are married either met their spouses when they were young, in college or at work.
In school this will be the only time in your life that you will meet folks your age doing the same shyt you are doing. You will also have time to find out everything about them.
When you are out of school and in the real world with real responsibilities you basically have very little time to date or find out about folks. In school you have tons of free time. In school you take classes with folks and know about all the gossip on people. Any information on a female you can find out in a day or two. Now try that shyt in the real world. shyt it may take 6 months or more to find out info on a person.
Put it to you this way. When you are out of school working you will work say 8 hours a day if you don't have to do OT. Then say 1 hour each way to commute to work. That leaves 10 hours out of each day just for work.
Thats why its so hard for adults to date and why often times they date folks at work.
The young dumb chicks getting knocked off by savvy men such as yourself don’t magically turn into good women when they get old.
That’s exactly who’s left by 30. The ones with a lot of baggage.
By 30 most good women have come across a man who’s noticed she’s a good woman and tried his best to hold on to her forever.



Double edged sword dealing with 30+ women. Sure they may have no children, but they may have a ton emotional damage like a mistrust issues from a prior cheating ex.I think a lot of yall don't realize how your thinking is just like women's
Please don't take it as me trying to dis you, but that thinking is not necessarily true for men. It can be, but it doesn't have to be, it's really your choice. Even if you get a chick who is 30, you know how many chicks don't have kids at that age? IDK where yall get this notion chicks fall off at 30. If anything they get better. I don't like chicks under 25 because they haven't proven themselves yet. By 30, most women have some sort of foundation, and as a man you have a good idea who you are dealing with. You won't know her 100%, but if she has her life together by then(even if she has a child) you know you won't have to go through a lot of bullshyt young chicks will bring to you, they still are living fantasy at the young ages, they haven't done anything yet. They also tend to have bullshyt people around them which makes the situation worse, older women tend to keep most of those people away(if she is about something)
It's the same for women, I know I love older women as well, but the difference is if I get a young chick, put my game down, there is a good chance she wants to be with me, and have a family, or at least be serious for a minute. How many young men are willing to do the same? Not many

Be 30 stuck with scraps cause you let all the good ones get snatched up brehs![]()


He's right.
Dr. Francis Cress Welsing said something similar but that was in regards to marriage.
Your 20s is to grow and figure out what you want to do in life, and make a few mistakes. By the time you're 30 you should know how you want to live your life, and working on establishing yourself.



He is right.
You don't get to experience the "college experience" unless you want to fail in engineering. I mean you can have a girlfriend but she has to understand school is the priority and if she is in an easier major, she may need to get used to that.
For me, I went back to school for my degree at a later age so that wasn't really an issue, but you really have little time for anything else.
Basically the same, we had each others back as we made moves in our careers. Made things easier cause we were on the same page. I could see how it'd be a distraction if you two weren't in sync like that tho.I think everyone should just do what makes them happy whether that is get married or focus on their career.
My now wife motivated me to get a better job because I wanted to be in a position where we would live a better life and I could take care of her if we ever had kids and she needed to take off of work for some time so we basically grew up together and now have good careers and support each other through it all. I been wifed up since 25. Kind of hard to believe sometimes.
What engineering did you study? Just curious.Eh.. i dont know if thats true. Depends. I never studied. Ever.
People who become engineers usually aint party animals/womanizers anyway. I am one but a lot of engineers i meet are super lame. Just a fact and part of it ive learnt to deal with.
Prolly why some people think im a complete savage at work.
I mean my life was a mess when i was doing that but its not like like engineering is some super power that requires more concentration. Then again. Idk anyone like me.
I think what this guy getting at is when you startibg, focus on masteribg ya craft before ya juggling bytches, partying like a rockstar. I was always having girls call me at work and all my coworkers looking at me like i had 6 heads for daring to answer the phone at work.
Very anti social group as a whole imo.
Also i would NEVER marry a fellow engineer. I know 3 couples of engineers. All of em loveless with no respect.
What engineering did you study? Just curious.
Also yeah it definitely differs from person to person and don't mean to give the impression it requires super strength. However, I don't believe I'm being hyperbolic and I've had other people in other tough majors and other people support my thinking, that most engineering majors are some of the hardest programs you can be in, only surpassed by medical school if not on par. The only difference is there is less school required to be an engineer so its easier in that way. But, at my school, they posted what degree attainment was for each major and in my program only 1 out of 5 people who went into the program actually came out with a degree if not because they switched majors or didn't complete.
My point is, you can't go into engineering and slack off. Maybe I was being hyperbolic in that you'll have NO social life, but there may be a reason for the correlation for why most of the people who were in engineering at your school also were "lames". It was probably to their advantage to have a "lame" lifestyle going in to begin with to do well. You can have a girlfriend, I did, and do well and can still have somewhat of a life. But there was times I wanted to go to the school football game or do something, and had to opt out because I had studying to do and delaying gratification and fun was something I did often.