I found out about a week later. Read that very article.damn, breh ... did you know about this?
This was posted the same week as your posts.
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/legendary-comic-paul-mooney’s-medical-crisis.213945/
Uh, I don't want to get too tangential and weird during WORLD CUP time. But what you guys think.
I was (I quit today) working at this internship that was politically related. But with my full time job I was only able to get there basically one day a week and whenever they needed me on the weekends. Though the internship was straight bytch work and boring and it looked good on a resume, I was not motivated by it at all and thought it was a waste of time. And perhaps this was stupid. Perhaps I should have just done the work.
But this is what I've been grappling with lately. And I want to know if I'm wrong on this. But I just feel at this time in my life if I'm wasting my time on something that doesn't fully stimulate me or get me energized and motivated and it's something that I can be completely indifferent towards in terms of the outcome and results of it, I feel like fukk that, I don't want to waste time on that. But the flipside of that are the realities of needing experience, which if I'm gonna be honest, is one aspect of our rat race resume builder society that we live in that I genuinely hate. It's tough for me to look down the bridge of my nose at anyone, but I've been meeting a lot of go-getters lately. Those oiled up, preening, perfectly manicured careerists who work to attain that gleaming resume. I've grown to sort of despise them, because I've often found that they don't really have any aspirations beyond that. Beyond what? Money? A title? Doesn't make you a respectable person.
Especially in the political world. It's alarming. Based on my own experiences I've found that sections of our political apparatus is peopled entirely by individuals who are looking out for numero uno and have this almost upsetting lukewarm attitude about politics being not about helping people and changing the world but seeking stasis and compromise and of course furthering your career. Perhaps that's grotesquely romantic of me, but it almost makes you wonder what it's all for.
And because of that I've been mad jaded lately. I'm about to call close on trying to do something and being involved. Go do some writing, maybe try to get into something like advertising, I dunno something else. Try to make some money and live life I guess with a job.
I remember I was talking to my friend's girlfriend who works at an ad agency in New York. She was talking about how she loves her job, the culture, blah blah blah but her tone turned plaintive and she went on about how at the end of the day it's not too fulfilling of a job, she's helping make ads for $5 Little Caeser's pizzas. And I'm not saying that in order to have a fulfilling job it must be in politics or whatever, a lot of good can be found in all sorts of fields, but, I didn't really have the heart to let her know that the other side may not be so green :avbehh:
my heart isn't in this. 
Next they banning you from the site. No place for bytch made cowards like you DavidI got banned from the world cup thread
I bet an afric00n snitched on me, probably @Primetime21
I have to make an alias now
i dont rate uruguay at all tbh, suarez will be off form aswellAm i wrong for genuinely believing our young lions are about to hand out a proper beating tonight?
I'm setting myself up for heartbreak.
You still below 25 if I remember so you still have some time left to choose a field that fits you. I think the previous generations could settle for a job that doesn't fit them because times weren't so hard. These days it doesn't work anymore like that because having a job is not a guarantee for anything. So maybe, we'd rather do something we like and fulfill us if we're getting paid shyt. That's a minimum I guess.Uh, I don't want to get too tangential and weird during WORLD CUP time. But what you guys think.
I was (I quit today) working at this internship that was politically related. But with my full time job I was only able to get there basically one day a week and whenever they needed me on the weekends. Though the internship was straight bytch work and boring and it looked good on a resume, I was not motivated by it at all and thought it was a waste of time. And perhaps this was stupid. Perhaps I should have just done the work.
But this is what I've been grappling with lately. And I want to know if I'm wrong on this. But I just feel at this time in my life if I'm wasting my time on something that doesn't fully stimulate me or get me energized and motivated and it's something that I can be completely indifferent towards in terms of the outcome and results of it, I feel like fukk that, I don't want to waste time on that. But the flipside of that are the realities of needing experience, which if I'm gonna be honest, is one aspect of our rat race resume builder society that we live in that I genuinely hate. It's tough for me to look down the bridge of my nose at anyone, but I've been meeting a lot of go-getters lately. Those oiled up, preening, perfectly manicured careerists who work to attain that gleaming resume. I've grown to sort of despise them, because I've often found that they don't really have any aspirations beyond that. Beyond what? Money? A title? Doesn't make you a respectable person.
Especially in the political world. It's alarming. Based on my own experiences I've found that sections of our political apparatus is peopled entirely by individuals who are looking out for numero uno and have this almost upsetting lukewarm attitude about politics being not about helping people and changing the world but seeking stasis and compromise and of course furthering your career. Perhaps that's grotesquely romantic of me, but it almost makes you wonder what it's all for.
And because of that I've been mad jaded lately. I'm about to call close on trying to do something and being involved. Go do some writing, maybe try to get into something like advertising, I dunno something else. Try to make some money and live life I guess with a job.
I remember I was talking to my friend's girlfriend who works at an ad agency in New York. She was talking about how she loves her job, the culture, blah blah blah but her tone turned plaintive and she went on about how at the end of the day it's not too fulfilling of a job, she's helping make ads for $5 Little Caeser's pizzas. And I'm not saying that in order to have a fulfilling job it must be in politics or whatever, a lot of good can be found in all sorts of fields, but, I didn't really have the heart to let her know that the other side may not be so green :avbehh:
Don't worry breh I got you. If the same poster that called you "this fukking spic" makes a post in the thread again I'm going Sharpton mode. It's been a while since I went on a crusade.I got banned from the world cup thread
I bet an afric00n snitched on me, probably @Primetime21
I have to make an alias now
y'all got this one IMO i dont think uruguay will recover from that implosionAm i wrong for genuinely believing our young lions are about to hand out a proper beating tonight?
I'm setting myself up for heartbreak.
You still below 25 if I remember so you still have some time left to choose a field that fits you. I think the previous generations could settle for a job that doesn't fit them because times weren't so hard. These days it doesn't work anymore like that because having a job is not a guarantee for anything. So maybe, we'd rather do something we like and fulfill us if we're getting paid shyt. That's a minimum I guess.
But OFT could really do some good stuff IMO
I once thought I'd play the game and be a nice boy, but once I got to a business-oriented college and saw a ridiculous amount of sucking up, people dressing in suits every day just in case and stereotypical wannabe-powerful people and that kinda thing, it officially put me off from even trying simply cause I'm not that type of person. And this wasn't at an Ivy or anything. I'd understand at an Ivy. These were people that were going to enter lower-level business jobs. Hardly the cream of the crop. I guess this was your own wake up call.
Its must been the realist shyt you ever wroteI got banned from the world cup thread
I bet an afric00n snitched on me, probably @Primetime21
I have to make an alias now
I don't give a fukk about a quarter life crisis, but I do start thinking that way like I got this ripe 19 year old here how am I gonna handle thisJust turned 25. And though I know I'm still young I still be feelin old as fukk out here, meet a lot of people a little younger than me that are more or less in the same situation of me, yet just having the benefit of being a few years younger
Must be this quarter life crisis everyone talks about
or is there anything TO handle 
