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One thing I have never understood about the manosphere is this idea that if it is hard for a guy to get a woman, he might as well just stay in the basement playing videogames instead of making a success out of himself. As if all a guy has to live for is a woman, or a rotation of women. Don't guys have any self respect anymore? There are a lot of rewards out there for those who make the effort. But you have to make an effort. Make yourself a success, improve your lifestyle, women are doing it. Meanwhile, the "men" are just giving up. Sad and pathetic.
Thats cool ofcourse that sounds pretty decent, not that my opinion would be important to you.
Discontent of boomers having it better is the discussion topic. All the boomer defenders are saying the same thing; “so what boomers have it better, work hard and get rich.” It’s telling that you guys don’t seem to realize how out of touch this is.
So, you used a government institution to cannon your way out of the trenches, but is the government still considered bad?
The military is only a solution for people in dire situations with nowhere else to turn. The younger generation today tends to be in a different predicament. Yes, Mcjobs, enlisting, becoming an electrician, truck driving, and so on could have aided an unskilled individual in the past, but that won't work for a millennial with a four-year degree burdened by student loan debt seeking stable and gainful employment. Furthermore, the military has become more selective in its recruitment for certain positions. I attempted to join Officer Candidate School when I had the opportunity to transition careers at the time, but they rejected my application due to my flat feet. The military has done a horrendous job adapting to younger generations and low recruitment numbers show.
So, you used a government institution to cannon your way out of the trenches, but is the government still considered bad?
That is basically the sex & the city wannabe opinion. Not true.
Who put you to get a degree in a subject that is not needed in the job market?
What do you for a living?
Yeah right
I'm Gen-X but what you described is the obvious result of social engineering. You emasculate and demotivate the young males, there's less resistance for what the WEF and company have planned.
She died within 12 hours of me writing that.
My point is that a degree in philosophy, a degree in mechanical engineering, or even a degree in underwater basket weaving...all require a significant upfront investment of money and time. I have a marketable degree in an in-demand industry, so I may not fully understand the experiences of someone who majored in History or a similar field. Should only those with wealthy parents have the opportunity to attend college, while everyone else is left with limited options? Even to pursue a career as an electrician, you must invest in education and dedicate time to training. According to this criterion, unless you have the financial resources (for schooling and apprenticeship) and can cover the income lost during the training period, you might feel compelled to work at places like Kroger and hope for career advancement opportunities, even without a degree.
I attended an affordable public university and had to work to cover my food and rent. Boomers often boast about how having a job in college meant paying for tuition or significantly reducing it, whereas my job primarily ensured I had a roof over my head and food on the table.
Then why don't you quit your job and become an electrician or truck driver then since it is sooooooo GREATI got my degree in statistics and at the basis I am a data scientist. And a gen Y
Ladykiller.
This sounds like an opinion created by an easy life.
Most boomers won't become rich either. You want me to feel sorry for someone because they're not rich? Not gonna happen. Just like I'm not going to feel sorry for someone because they don't have a rotation of five HB9s at all times. Sorry, nobody's entitled to be rich. I know plenty of people who don't have much, but they get by. And I don't buy that "millennials in general" are financially fvcked. And if they are, it's not because of boomers, it's because of bad decisions they themselves made. The problem with people today is they all want to play the victim card. This kind of thinking used to be roundly mocked by the manosphere, and deservedly so. Pathetic.
You can choose not to believe that millennials are financially worse off, but reality says otherwise. On a macro level this “bad decisions” being the cause is just wrong. Millennials haven’t been writing the laws or holding the power.
Most boomers are past retirement age. There are plenty of Millenials in positions of power now. Millennials might not be as well off as their parents, but saying that is the boomers fault is BS. I'm sure when boomers were a similar age, the previous generation had more money than they did also. Name me one thing I've done to "financially fvck" anybody. And yes, most people in the US make terrible financial decisions, that is not the boomers' fault either. Stand up and be responsible for yourself, and you will do all right.
