Millennials Have Discovered 'Going Out' Sucks

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

Young people will spend hundreds of dollars on going out outfits and alcohol, weekend after weekend, for no real gain, while older people spend less and couldn't care less.

Um, no they don't. Didn't you read the article?

And going out does suck. And it's getting worse every year.

 

[O.iatlhawksfan]

Not in cities like Nola and Atlanta

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

Building a strong social circle is more important than ever now. You got chicks that only f**k with dudes they meet through friends/family/church/school etc

In the old days, all you had to be good at was conversation and you could go to the club and bag a chick that was your physical equal. Now you have to have a solid amount of friends, and your friends have to have friends. If you meet a group of dudes and they don't know chicks, you have meet new friends that know chicks. The amount of women open to being approached in public is dwindling, unless there is a clear discrepancy in looks.

The game is light work for the dudes that were popular in HS/College and dudes that have tons of social validation. But the "regular" guy that wants to go out and bag chicks on par with him, just off the strength of sex being a fun activity that both sexes enjoy, that's going extinct. If you're gonna do that, it's mainly online, and online dating usually comes with a lowering of standards.

Going out sucks because the amount of pu**y available to men that the women don't already know is limited. Going out is now just a validation of status, attractiveness, wealth, and "coolness", when before there was a meat market element to it. The meat market is now online.

This is why people constantly fukk their co-workers.

 

[awkwardblackgirl]

I like that day parties are becoming more of a thing. Party from 3-8, be in bed by 9:30.

 

[Ms.CuriousCat]

I'm just tired from working and depressed about being mediocre and having a 9 to 5. I was supposed to be a millionaire by now.

Saving what money i have for when that billion dollar idea strikes.

 

[YakSpiller]

Most are broke

Came in to say the same.

 

[Phitz]

Most are broke

People have been broke for ages, but they still socialize

 

[YaFingerDealMe]

That going out shyt be overhyped for real, ain't shyt going on out here but people getting shot

 

[Doobie Doo]

Its sad too because I remember turning 18 in 99 and going to my first club DC LIVE and it was off the chain. Mofos dancing, you roll up on a chick and just start grinding, she ain't give a fukk. You'd introduce yourself to strangers and talk, there wasn't this big cloud of shame attached to men trying to holla and turning nikkas down wasn't a source of pride for the women. You could drink but if drinking wasn't your thing there was a ton of shyt to do. And it's odd watching how shyt changed in 10 years cuz at 28 I was absolutely done with clubbing but keep coming back to do work

 

[USSInsiders]

In other words, large corporations are getting concerned that people aren't throwing their money in a bottomless pit.

Oy, vey! The goyim aren't going to the mall anymore! Better shame them into buying our shyt!

 

[ignorethis]

I banged a good 15-20 chicks that I met at the club over the years, so it was productive for me. I always felt more comfortable spitting at chicks in a place where they are expecting it and where someone else isn't in the conversation.

Plus the club in the late 90's early 2000's was hype. Had some great times. The music that was popular co-incided with the music I liked, so I always was in my zone.

I'm the same way

I'm fukked way more women that I've met in person at parties/social events/work than on the internet.

I'm just not good at the social media game, I don't like sharing my life, I don't like taking pictures, my humor don't translate to text well.

But in person my height and appearance speaks for itself, women hit me with the  off the rip, and are super receptive to convo/attention.

 

[Rell Lauren]

I work 40+ hours at a job that can be very stressful at times. The last thing I want to do is go out. Plus, in New York City it isn't cheap to go out. As you get older, you can't go to certain spots anymore. Plus, who wants to go to bars every weekend?

 

[⠝⠕⠏⠑]

Lol! Millennials are masters of finding excuses for their social failures.
Going out is still fun. Having people over and cooking and chilling is fun too.

A lot of millenials aren't doing either one. B/c they are best friends with their technology, allergic to personal responsibility, and ignorant about social interactions.

I've never seen a crisis that could be so easily rectified by logging off.
(Speaking of which I need an accountability buddy. My procrastination is kicking in again. Lemme get my ass started on this damn paper!)

 

[bennyfein]

If you know how to dance salsa, bachata, merengue, or anything else going out is still fun

 

[Illified infinitely]

Nah you mean young millenials. The if it didn't happen on the gram it didn't happen generation. Going out was dope in the 2000's. Banged mad girls. Thrresome in the alleyway and coming back and making out with 3 other girls type shyt. Thought I out grew it and went to vegas and did that shyt x 100. It's not boring. Mad young dimes going out still. Easier than ever If you old scool and don't need social media to look cool. Going out to me is still dope. But hey if you wanna stay home by all means. To me clubs are the easiest place to get p*ssy that is not a brothel.