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» At 36, if I don't drink... am I missing out?
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post 1633711253 03-13-2021, 09:24 PM
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At 36, if I don't drink... am I missing out?

Or just calmly walking into old age?

I understand it's a generational thing to consume crazy amounts of alcohol and be fine, hell I did it in my 20s and probably would have been an alcoholic without realizing it.

Hardcore binger at best.

But damn, what's a 30 something do for meeting new people?
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post 1633711483 03-13-2021, 09:28 PM
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Meet ppl at the gym, at the library, at work, at events, through friends of friends



But yeah, drinking is the chit (in moderation), great way to meet ppl and fun
post 1633712513 03-13-2021, 09:47 PM
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Drinking is for sheep. Never drank IN MY LIFE. Have smoked like 3 cigs in total in the last 20 years. No other drugs, ever. Sheep.

Instead of meeting “new people” aka other sheeple why not find yourself, and your Creator, instead? A much more fruitful endeavour that does not involve pouring piss down your throat
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post 1633712773 03-13-2021, 09:50 PM
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lmao at being 36 and still having this thought. drinking is ****ing trash and lame.
post 1633713073 03-13-2021, 09:57 PM
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Originally Posted By Crazee_786
Drinking is for sheep. Never drank IN MY LIFE. Have smoked like 3 cigs in total in the last 20 years. No other drugs, ever. Sheep.

Instead of meeting “new people” aka other sheeple why not find yourself, and your Creator, instead? A much more fruitful endeavour that does not involve pouring piss down your throat
Originally Posted By johnnyboi123
lmao at being 36 and still having this thought. drinking is ****ing trash and lame.
post 1633713563 03-13-2021, 10:08 PM
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At 36 you start having healthy habits but ******* OP wants to be a degenerate.
post 1633713583 03-13-2021, 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted By thadderbox
Or just calmly walking into old age?

I understand it's a generational thing to consume crazy amounts of alcohol and be fine, hell I did it in my 20s and probably would have been an alcoholic without realizing it.

Hardcore binger at best.

But damn, what's a 30 something do for meeting new people?
Are you in a relationship? If so, you're not missing anything at all.

If you're single, however... You're definitely leaving pu$$y on the table.
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post 1633713823 03-13-2021, 10:14 PM
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i'm 30 and feel like it's all over. like I'm oldcel. Saw all these cute ltc sloots downtown tonight. hnnnngggg
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post 1633714053 03-13-2021, 10:19 PM
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Originally Posted By ScramFranklin
i'm 30 and feel like it's all over. like I'm oldcel. Saw all these cute ltc sloots downtown tonight. hnnnngggg
Just lookmax you *******. I'm 31 and still pull 19 year olds all the time.

Most you *******s don't lookmax and wonder why you struggle
post 1633714813 03-13-2021, 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted By WelfareBrah
Just lookmax you *******. I'm 31 and still pull 19 year olds all the time.

Most you *******s don't lookmax and wonder why you struggle
bro I'm probably looksmaxxing harder than you, srs.

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-literally fckn jaw surgery crew later this year from one of the best surgeons in the world, that is setting me back a small mortage


aside from that, please tell me about you pulling young ltc 19 y/o sloots
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post 1633715103 03-13-2021, 10:39 PM
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no

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post 1633730893 03-14-2021, 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted By ScramFranklin
bro I'm probably looksmaxxing harder than you, srs.

-sunscreen crew (and not just uvb/spf. UVA as well).
-skincare crew (tretinoin, moisturizing, vit c, etc)
-hair transplant crew (but need another)
-hair maintenance crew (fin, minox)
-literally fckn jaw surgery crew later this year from one of the best surgeons in the world, that is setting me back a small mortage


aside from that, please tell me about you pulling young ltc 19 y/o sloots
Okay I take it back, you are lookmaxing well. Hopefully your fashion sense is good too and you take lifting seriously and have a respectable physique. I'll rep you on RC for lookmaxing

I just look young for my age (or so I'm told). Ppl think I'm 7-10 years younger than my age, so that's probably half of it. I eat a good diet too just to maintain good skin aswell as skincare maxing and I will get fillers and botox when the time comes necessary. Also derma rolling too every 3 days just to maximise collagen production

Theres nothing too out of the ordinary of what I do, I just try to maintain a good appearance. Send me your photos if you want and I'll tell you what to work on, your tour should not be over at 30. Shoot your shot bro! If you look good, alot of girls will respond positively to your advances even if you're noticeably older than them
post 1633731693 03-14-2021, 09:06 AM
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Congrats op, you're actually one of the few who's doing it right.
Haven't had a sip in over 1 year now and not missing out at all.
post 1633731843 03-14-2021, 09:10 AM
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Originally Posted By ScramFranklin
bro I'm probably looksmaxxing harder than you, srs.

-sunscreen crew (and not just uvb/spf. UVA as well).
-skincare crew (tretinoin, moisturizing, vit c, etc)
-hair transplant crew (but need another)
-hair maintenance crew (fin, minox)
-literally fckn jaw surgery crew later this year from one of the best surgeons in the world, that is setting me back a small mortage


You're doing all that? jesus, good luck homie
post 1633731983 03-14-2021, 09:13 AM
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Originally Posted By thadderbox
Or just calmly walking into old age?

I understand it's a generational thing to consume crazy amounts of alcohol and be fine, hell I did it in my 20s and probably would have been an alcoholic without realizing it.

Hardcore binger at best.

But damn, what's a 30 something do for meeting new people?
Like any social activity, the people you meet while out drinking have one thing in common with you - they like drinking too. This says nothing to whether or not they're compatible with you in any other way. Talk to your average 20 or 30 year old who spends a ton of time in bars...how often do they hang out with their "friends" outside of the bar scene?

I've met plenty of women to screw, or guys just so shoot the **** with on a Friday, but I've never met a real friend out drinking (srs).
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