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post 1460739783 09-04-2016, 03:21 PM
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Anyone ever regret not living the college party life?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ky_S_L_ylw
never had that experience, feelsbadman
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post 1460740713 09-04-2016, 03:28 PM
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A little. Probably one of the many reasons why I'm dating/fuking college girls in my 30s and still incapable of committing.
post 1460741043 09-04-2016, 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted By TSBrah
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ky_S_L_ylw
never had that experience, feelsbadman
Disgusting.
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post 1460741133 09-04-2016, 03:33 PM
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I dont find the appeal in any of that. Cool, Youre going to party for 2-3 years then graduate and get stuck in the 9-5 grind right after. You go from that to working with a bunch of people twice your age and live a boring life.
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post 1460741623 09-04-2016, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted By CroForce
Disgusting.
how is it disgusting?
Originally Posted By WSG1
I dont find the appeal in any of that. Cool, Youre going to party for 2-3 years then graduate and get stuck in the 9-5 grind right after. You go from that to working with a bunch of people twice your age and live a boring life.
yeah but 90% of people work 9-5, but most of them had boring lives before as well.
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post 1460743943 09-04-2016, 03:57 PM
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Life? Nah man, never been my thing. I'll go out once a weekend but nothing crazy. I forced myself to try it but it wasn't my thing. I even worked as a bouncer for a while. Getting **** faced drunk all the time is not my style.
post 1460744773 09-04-2016, 04:05 PM
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Lived it, loved it at times and hated it most others. Its not as cracked up to be unless you're top 10% slayer status or a 6+/10 female, in which case its everything its made out to be. Still glad I experienced it though so I don't have to wonder what it was like.

My fondest memories are actually of me and my brahs all being hung over in the afternoon and eating taco bell and playing fifa and swapping stories of the night before, moreso than the actual nights out
post 1460744973 09-04-2016, 04:07 PM
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I find myself regretting it often, but when I think more about it I really doubt I would have even enjoyed it that much. Just not really my thing. I much prefer a lifestyle of going to work and then having a few beers afterwards with a few close bros. That constant partying would probably just drain me. Only thing I really missed out on was getting to screw HBB's. But it's really never too late to go out and do that.
post 1460745623 09-04-2016, 04:14 PM
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Thought I did but looking back at it I am happy I didn't, I graduated college as a virgin and didn't lose the v card until 24.

Then while all of the former party animals I knew were getting married at 24 because they had their fun, I took the time to experience the party life for myself while working. Moved to a big city, lived in desirable areas such as those with rooftop pools and lots of 20 somethings in them, slept with a ton of different women, experienced the club scene, went to amazing events, partied in Vegas, had sex with with an HBB at a pool party in Vegas while there were other hbbs around, and had the time of my life. I am in my 30s and still not married, have had the time of my life in regards to girls, partying, sex, and other fun experiences.

Compared to a college kid I had to be more proactive about it all but it was more rewarding in the long run.

Talked to a friend of mines who was in a popular frat back in his college days and he said most college parties were lame for the most part. You had guys standing around drinking cheap beer and girls on the other side of the area, most guys being too awkward to approach girls.

It's like not having that kind of a life made me seek it and it was far more rewarding after college.
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post 1460745823 09-04-2016, 04:17 PM
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i went to many parties. not going to have great experiences if youre ugly and/or socially awkward.
half the time the parties weren't even like that. its mostly just drinking, playing a dumb game or two, trying to talk to a girl that's already had her sights set on someone else, etc by the end everyone pairs off and ****s - i didn't bc see above

the good looking guys had great times though
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post 1460746313 09-04-2016, 04:24 PM
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strong cope ITT
post 1460746543 09-04-2016, 04:25 PM
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I lived that life...


so no OP. I would say my only regret is that I didn't start partying until after high school ended. Had a couple extra years I could've been wilding out as a dumb kid.




edit: HOLY HELL lmao at all the cope replies above... why do i even misc?
post 1460746663 09-04-2016, 04:26 PM
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Yes but then I remember I'm ugly/ethnic so I probably wouldn't have enjoyed it anyways

My main regret in life is not "going off" to college and missing out on all the networking opportunities/social bonding/social growth that occurs in that 4 year time span
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My regret is living too much of it, it put me at least 1 year behind in life. Not that I would want to ldar, but some more balance and responsibility back then would be better for me.Certainly had many experiences that will last a lifetime and will probably never have the chance to do again though.
post 1460746933 09-04-2016, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted By Raylan
My regret is living too much of it, it put me at least 1 year behind in life. Not that I would want to ldar, but some more balance and responsibility back then would be better for me.Certainly had many experiences that will last a lifetime and will probably never have the chance to do again though.
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post 1460747723 09-04-2016, 04:40 PM
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just went back to school full time at 24, can this still happen for me even though i live off campus??

i find myself wishing i could have done that all the time and here i am
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Originally Posted By NELouis
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very original, this is the first time someone says that to me after all those years in the msic!
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I love college/uni life. My only regret is that I only started partying in my 2nd year when I got decent roommates. Spent 1st year being at home and was bored the phuck out of my mind all the time, basically wasted 1 year of my life.


Brb drinking/smoking every weekend.
Brb crazy drunk stories
Brb increasing social circle every time there's party

Of course you have to be able to not let partying affect your studies in the end. I partied a lot but also graduated with top grades, but there's bunch of mofos that just live that drunk student lifestyle and forget about their studies.
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Originally Posted By Ayz33
just went back to school full time at 24, can this still happen for me even though i live off campus??

i find myself wishing i could have done that all the time and here i am
I'm 23 and I live in a res hall lol. Have my own dorm, well I share a bathroom. I've had opportunities, it just feels way fcking weird tbh. I don't want to be guy trying to fit in with the younger crowd. Rather set my own standard and be that older guy who acts like an adult, yet chill enough for the youngins to have an easy conversation with. I'm focusing on getting acquainted with people who are in engineering like myself. Would have some common ground, more a mature relationship. They respect military brahs, they will be asking you a lot of questions and chit about life.
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in college right now, there are some parties at my school but not really like this. dont really want to party, would rather chill with a small group of people i know
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Who cares.

York U has better girls smfh.
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post 1460750533 09-04-2016, 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted By Ayz33
just went back to school full time at 24, can this still happen for me even though i live off campus??

i find myself wishing i could have done that all the time and here i am
I'm in the situation, not sure if i should go to college that late to experience this, but i think the party scene is best when you can live on campus, maybe too late for us brahI wish i could turn back time, to the good old days.
Originally Posted By PathToSage
in college right now, there are some parties at my school but not really like this. dont really want to party, would rather chill with a small group of people i know
This is western, best party school in canada..one of the few unis that also incorporate the greek lifestyle
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Who cares.

York U has better girls smfh.
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i partied in college, wasn't that fun to me to be honest. Only reason I went out to parties and drank was to pick up girls, srs.
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Originally Posted By KillahJon
i partied in college, wasn't that fun to me to be honest. Only reason I went out to parties and drank was to pick up girls, srs.
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Originally Posted By Ayz33
just went back to school full time at 24, can this still happen for me even though i live off campus??

i find myself wishing i could have done that all the time and here i am
ofc its possibly the fuk u talkin about m8

nobody gives a fuk if you're 23, 18 or evertyhing in between..
post 1460754043 09-04-2016, 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted By NELouis
ofc its possibly the fuk u talkin about m8

nobody gives a fuk if you're 23, 18 or evertyhing in between..
if you're trying to party w/ 18y.os, its kind of weird imo
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