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ยป Your 20's should be about traveling brahs.. Wake up
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Or people enjoy doing different things other than working 40-60 hours a week. But hey, tell yourself whatever you have to so you can sleep at night.
Notice how all these guys are like mid 30s, lol hoping to convince other people to piss their life away overseas becoming 'enlightened' with no career living on scraps, they all seem to be against any form of work, entitled generation
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Or more like you, and plenty of other people here, are projecting their own insecurities into the thread. Plenty of us travel and enjoy it and it has nothing to do with qualifications, job experience, education, etc.
i think you need to check the thread title, to see who is projecting their insecurities, hold this L.
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Originally Posted By y0jimbo
Notice how all these guys are like mid 30s, lol hoping to convince other people to piss their life away overseas becoming 'enlightened' with no career living on scraps, they all seem to be against any form of work, entitled generation
Strong cope

You don't know anything about me brah. Entitled generation? I've been deployed to war numerous times and even got blown up. I have dozens of medical certifcations, all sorts of training, done all sorts of jobs, have a degree, etc. There are plenty of people like me I meet out and about in the world.

The only sad thing I do is actually explain myself to narcissistic people like you on an internet forum. But like I said, tell yourself whatever you want so you can sleep at night. Self-justification is a very strong tool used by very weak minded people such as yourself in order to maintain an illusion of happiness. You can PM me if you're sad bro, we can talk.
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Originally Posted By y0jimbo
i think you need to check the thread title, to see who is projecting their insecurities, hold this L.
While you're busy patting yourself on the back, maybe go back and read the ******* type things you say on here.

But hey, this is a website that attracts narcissism. It didn't before (hence my old join date) but now it's full of people like yourself. Keep on keepin' on though.
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Good luck brah. Enjoy yourself.
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Would ideally love to travel w/ my significant other. I don't enjoy traveling by myself.
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Originally Posted By xavengedx23
Would ideally love to travel w/ my significant other. I don't enjoy traveling by myself.
One thing I'll do before I ever marry anyone (if that happens) is to take a decent trip with them to a non 1st world country. You can gauge a lot about someone's true personality when they don't necessarily get hot water every time they want. (srs) You'd be surprised how fast true personalities come out.
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Join the Air Force as either a pilot if you have a degree, or a loadmaster. You'll see/party in 50+ countries.
Got loadmaster as my job. can't wait.
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Originally Posted By y0jimbo
yep, this is the way to do it, lol @ guys like OP, likely couldn't get a job in the real world so he 'decided to travel' and then tell everyone how he isn't 'a slave to the corporate world bro' and how enlightened he is, lol it is just pure COPE, I imagine he about 35 yrs old, has $2 to his name and not a single qualification
I'm a 24 year old engineer with zero debt lmao. Going to Europe for a month and I'll still have my job when I come back and then I'm leaving for 3 weeks to Cancun in December.


Take this 'L' and move on


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[QUOTE=US_Ranger post_id=1451467873]Strong cope

You don't know anything about me brah. Entitled generation? I've been deployed to war numerous times and even got blown up. I have dozens of medical certifcations, all sorts of training, done all sorts of jobs, have a degree, etc. There are plenty of people like me I meet out and about in the world.

The only sad thing I do is actually explain myself to narcissistic people like you on an internet forum. But like I said, tell yourself whatever you want so you can sleep at night. Self-justification is a very strong tool used by very weak minded people such as yourself in order to maintain an illusion of happiness. You can PM me if you're sad bro, we can talk.[/QUOTE]lol a solider calling someone 'weak-minded' you are literally robots taking orders from the government.

[QUOTE]Your idea of common sense isn't actual common sense.

Real common sense equates to things like treating people like you want to be treated, not hurting others while making yourself happy, not being a piece of ****, etc. The rest of "common sense" seems to be get used in a false sense as people want to justify why they do the things they do.

I personally don't give a **** if people want to travel or not. There's a reason I see more Australian, UK, Germans, etc than I do people from the US when I travel. People in the US have this idea that slaving away in the job market is the way to do it and even though the country is over 400 million people, I rarely see them outside of Mexico for their 2 week vacation. Meanwhile it seems like people from other western type cultures have a better idea (my opinion) of traveling and experience.

That being said, you can easily have the things you want by saving up for it or by sacrificing here and there to do it. For me, I joined the military and that set me up for health insurance and college. Boom, problem solved there. As far as a down payment on a house, who the fck cares about owning a home? The joy of renting is in freedom. Sure, I'm paying someone's mortgage for them but when it's time for me to pack up and live in another place, I tell them 30 days out and off I go. No worrying about renting my home out, no worrying about market value, no worrying about getting a new roof or maintenance while I'm gone.[b] Drive a ****ty car? Who the fck cares?[b/] Plus, you can get a decent car (very decent) for 10k.[b]I have a jeep cherokee and it's nice and I even get compliments on it.[b/] I guess I'm just failing by not owning a bmw though right? Supporting kids? What kids? And if I have them, I can do what my parents did and raise them (like they did me) overseas in a foreign country or I can finally do what I have to do and work the standard job if I have to. Make them take out money for college? If they want, or they can join the military like every male in my family has done.

There's ways around everything and there's easy fixes if you want them but it seems that you, like many in here, have this idea that you have to QUICK go to college, QUICK get a job, QUICK work for a promotion, QUICK, work harder, QUICK work more. I know plenty of people like you. I see their hair turning gray. I see them talk about their 401k at every single fcking opportunity. I see them brag about how they're going to make X dollars a year in retirement at 70 years old. [b]Meanwhile, I have less than they do, I do what I want, when I want and I've worked/traveled in all sorts of random places in the globe. The experiences have helped shape me into the man I am and I think that's a good thing.[b/] And before you say some lame remark about #wanderlust type ****, that's something 20 year old women do when they travel for their 2 weeks a year so just save it.

I always suggest for people to teach overseas for a year. They can make enough money to get by, see if they enjoy it, experience something new, maybe learn a new language. It's a way to make things work while seeing how the rest of the world lives.

But I also know plenty of unhappy people making 200k a year who talk about their retirement plans all day long. Whatever floats your boat.[/QUOTE]damn you sound so insecure lol, you say who the fuk cares about what u drive, and then u mention people compliment your jeep, so wait do u care or not??

and look how entitled you are, my god everything is about you, just a manchild
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Originally Posted By y0jimbo
lol a solider calling someone 'weak-minded' you are literally robots taking orders from the government.



damn you sound so insecure lol, you say who the fuk cares about what u drive, and then u mention people compliment your jeep, so wait do u care or not??

and look how entitled you are, my god everything is about you, just a manchild
Yeah, no point in responding to you anymore. You obviously have zero understanding of much outside your little bubble but you do you.

Also, I suggest therapy but you won't listen to that so good luck to you.
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Originally Posted By y0jimbo
yep, this is the way to do it, lol @ guys like OP, likely couldn't get a job in the real world so he 'decided to travel' and then tell everyone how he isn't 'a slave to the corporate world bro' and how enlightened he is, lol it is just pure COPE, I imagine he about 35 yrs old, has $2 to his name and not a single qualification
I think he's a poverty, late 20s autistic engineer who hasn't even travelled anywhere besides Mexico yet he's telling people to travel lmao. This is the mentality I have as well. I have enough money to travel the world or live for at least several years in some 3rd world country but I don't feel the need to do it. Maybe go on a vacay twice a year and that's it. My siblings would spend months in Europe, they come back and they're still the same people, same personalities. You don't transform into some enlightened guru after travelling.
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Originally Posted By CestLaVida
I think he's a poverty, late 20s autistic engineer who hasn't even travelled anywhere besides Mexico yet he's telling people to travel lmao. Also this is the mentality I have as well. I have enough money to travel the world or live for at least several years in some 3rd world country but I don't feel the need to do it. Maybe go on a vacay twice a year and that's it. My siblings would spend months in Europe, they come back and they're still the same people, same personalities. You don't transform into some enlightened guru after travelling.
You still won't accept my bet lmao

Lol @ stalking my threads and posts, major cringe brah
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I have yet to hear a single person who has regretted travelling.








Let that sink in for awhile
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Yeah, no point in responding to you anymore. You obviously have zero understanding of much outside your little bubble but you do you.

Also, I suggest therapy but you won't listen to that so good luck to you.
http://www.veteransandptsd.com/PTSD-statistics.html

According to RAND, at least 20% of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans have PTSD and/or Depression. (Military counselors I have interviewed state that, in their opinion, the percentage of veterans with PTSD is much higher; the number climbs higher when combined with TBI.)

50% of those with PTSD do not seek treatment

19% of veterans may have traumatic brain injury (TBI)

i think you're the one who needs therapy brah, lol glad i rustled you though
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Lol everyone always says this ****

I'm not rich boyo!
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Originally Posted By CestLaVida
I think he's a poverty, late 20s autistic engineer who hasn't even travelled anywhere besides Mexico yet he's telling people to travel lmao. This is the mentality I have as well. I have enough money to travel the world or live for at least several years in some 3rd world country but I don't feel the need to do it. Maybe go on a vacay twice a year and that's it. My siblings would spend months in Europe, they come back and they're still the same people, same personalities. You don't transform into some enlightened guru after travelling.
That's not the point numb nuts.

Why do travel-haters have this idea that everyone who travels expects to have some life altering shrooms experience? Get off Instagram and the #wanderlust chicks you follow and actually think about all the millions upon millions of people who travel that you don't see post 5,000,000,000 pictures and actually go have a good time.
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Originally Posted By y0jimbo
http://www.veteransandptsd.com/PTSD-statistics.html

According to RAND, at least 20% of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans have PTSD and/or Depression. (Military counselors I have interviewed state that, in their opinion, the percentage of veterans with PTSD is much higher; the number climbs higher when combined with TBI.)

50% of those with PTSD do not seek treatment

19% of veterans may have traumatic brain injury (TBI)

i think you're the one who needs therapy brah, lol glad i rustled you though
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Originally Posted By BorrachoDamor
You still won't accept my bet lmao

Lol @ stalking my threads and posts, major cringe brah
You haven't offered any bets. And why would anyone stalk your posts? You're one of the worst posters on here.

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Originally Posted By BorrachoDamor
How'd you make money in Australia ****
Worked my fuking ass off. Srs.

Made $200k in two years but worked a lot for it. Pretty good considering I turned up without a skill and just did jobs through agencies. Came to a remote part where wages can reach $40 for standard unskilled labour and if you got lucky you got a living allowance (at it's peak I got $900 a week).

Saved $60,000 the first year and blew it all in Brazil living there for two years. Now I'm finishing my second year but haven't saved anywhere near as much. Economy worse, gf, better life etc etc.

I recommend it although the economy here isn't what it was so it's difficult to save now.
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Originally Posted By BorrachoDamor
Ranger is an American hero you swine
Nah

I'm just not a low IQ narcissist like many people on this forum.

This happens a lot though, dudes have nothing they can really respond with so I get **** about being in the military, etc. Basically, when people realize they lost the argument, they insult my profession and it's basically gg at that point so I just let it go.
Originally Posted By Chezdon
Worked my fuking ass off. Srs.

Made $200k in two years but worked a lot for it. Pretty good considering I turned up without a skill and just did jobs through agencies. Came to a remote part where wages can reach $40 for standard unskilled labour and if you got lucky you got a living allowance (at it's peak I got $900 a week).

Saved $60,000 the first year and blew it all in Brazil living there for two years. Now I'm finishing my second year but haven't saved anywhere near as much. Economy worse, gf, better life etc etc.

I recommend it although the economy here isn't what it was so it's difficult to save now.
How is western Australia?
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
That's not the point numb nuts.

Why do travel-haters have this idea that everyone who travels expects to have some life altering shrooms experience? Get off Instagram and the #wanderlust chicks you follow and actually think about all the millions upon millions of people who travel that you don't see post 5,000,000,000 pictures and actually go have a good time.
Clich but I actually did have some life altering acid experiences in Brazil

Ignore that guy. He's a hater. If you wanna stay at home get married pop out some kids and work the same job who am I to judge. I'm living a carefree life now but I'll pay the price by having to work an extra ten years when I'm 50-60 or so.
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Originally Posted By CestLaVida
You haven't offered any bets. And why would anyone stalk your posts? You're one of the worst posters on here.

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And lol at you having my name in your sig. Keep it up hombre, you need me to be relevant.
Then **** off my thread m8 lmao


Keep stalking me m8, feels good

Edit: don't respond brah, take the L and move on
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
How is western Australia?
That's a difficult question to answer.

In the North West where I am it's hot, humid, not much to do, men outnumber women massively (why I brought a gf here this time), but it's also quiet on the roads, beautiful scenery and if you wanna work you'll find it here.
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
Nah

I'm just not a low IQ narcissist like many people on this forum.

This happens a lot though, dudes have nothing they can really respond with so I get **** about being in the military, etc. Basically, when people realize they lost the argument, they insult myprofessionand it's basically gg at that point so I just let it go.

lmao.
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger
That's not the point numb nuts.

Why do travel-haters have this idea that everyone who travels expects to have some life altering shrooms experience? Get off Instagram and the #wanderlust chicks you follow and actually think about all the millions upon millions of people who travel that you don't see post 5,000,000,000 pictures and actually go have a good time.
I have nothing against travelling but I think it only makes sense to do it once you are fully established in life. I'm assuming you are, hence you do it. But I see a lot of people my age, early 20s who don't even have stable careers, have nothing to their names, yet spend several months at a time in different continents travelling, only to come back in even worse conditions. But to each their own I guess.
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Originally Posted By CestLaVida
I have nothing against travelling but I think it only makes sense to do it once you are fully established in life. I'm assuming you are, hence you do it. But I see a lot of people my age, early 20s who don't even have stable careers, have nothing to their names, yet spend several months at a time in different continents travelling, only to come back in even worse conditions. But to each their own.
Worse condition how?

If you travel when you're young, you can figure out what you want to do instead of having to pick some random thing when you're 20 years old. People that are 20 are picking careers. 20 year olds...picking careers. You don't know your ass from your elbows when you're 20 and yet you're supposed to declare a major, something you might be doing for the rest of your adult life. Lol, wtf. When you actually think about it, it's insanity. So yes, travel when you're young and figure out what you want to do. Just don't be an instagram whore and tell everyone how special (read: insecure) you are while doing it.
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Originally Posted By CestLaVida
I have nothing against travelling but I think it only makes sense to do it once you are fully established in life. I'm assuming you are, hence you do it. But I see a lot of people my age, early 20s who don't even have stable careers, have nothing to their names, yet spend several months at a time in different continents travelling, only to come back in even worse conditions. But to each their own I guess.
I can agree with this. I wish I had done a degree or a trade after I left school, but I was too indecisive. I was 24 in a job I didn't wanna be in and it was now or never. If I hadn't traveled then I'd probably be renting a small room in London doing a ****ty job with no escape wishing my life away.
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