#5881 I am #5872, @Max, I am doing that as well. I've been doing 3-4 interviews a week for the past 3 weeks for at least 5-7 companies at this point. I've only gotten to the final round interviews once and they turned me down. At this point, I'm thinking I need something to fall back on just in case. However, I'm definitely improving at describing the technical stuff that I can do than the more general stuff the interview clinics helped me with.

#5880 Lots of people brag about what they DIDN'T do, as if it were a good thing.

"I didn't even study for this exam."
"Dude, why do you even care? I just skip that class."
"I'm such a bad student ahaha."
"I'm so lazy, just woke up and it's 4PM!"

I don't think these things are worth bragging about. Sure lots of people say them as jokes, but it's a mixture of seeking pity, fishing for compliments, and regret for not being a responsible person.

I'd rather see people work hard than slack off. I can respect someone who works hard but still can't get good grades, but I can't respect someone who doesn't care. Besides, with how many cheaters there are in school, most of the lazy people are just leeching off those who actually work hard.

#5879 Im a straight guy who genuinely enjoys chick flicks and many of the drama filled shows that "only girls watch".

#5878 To the girl in Easton (I think) with the long brown hair and bright green eyes that always wears black leggings with boots or Penn State sweatpants... I see you walk by me every day and you always smile at me. You don't know me, I don't know you, but that smile always takes my breath away. It's become the highlight of my day, because I hate everything otherwise. I always want to talk to you, but we're never walking in the same direction, or you're listening to music (or at least you have your pink beats on), or I'm way too much of a pussy. But I just wanted to let you know that you're wonderful. (I'm prepared for the ridicule).

#5877 Yeah nobody cares when things get too tough right. Yeah but you people are perfectly qualified to give people advice about depression, suicide, relation advice, right. Cause these things are fun aren't they, to write words of hope and faith, and they're also fucking useless. But to actually face the real ugly truth, nahh these things are not fun enough. You know what if you don't care don't comment.

And you saying that my points are irrelevant. I would like to know what you think this argument has been about. My central premise is that the cynical nature of the millennials, proven by their distrust of eachother, the government, religion, and marriage is hurting society. I used marriage for the ideals it stands for which stand in direct contrast to the cynicism. Mainly to stick with your partner till death, no matter how hard the going gets. Ergo my statement that marriage encouraged love.

In your rebuttal, the mere fact that you mention divorce should be the primary solution to a dysfunctional marriage shows your cynicism. Why not go to a marriage counselor, why not try to work it out, it is going to be hard, but you took an oath, you gave your words. Even if things don't turn out well, I don't think it warrants the 50% divorce rate we see today. I don't think 50% of people in America are hopeless causes that need to be abandoned. Mind you the 50% divorce rate is coupled with a falling marriage rate.

Now given that I did take some liberties in defining love by assuming that love required fidelity. But what kind of person would call ditching one's partner in times of distress love.

In order to appeal to the cynical, empirical, Nobel laureates that millennials think of themselves to be, I also pointed to the economic damage brought by cynicism towards marriage. You protested by saying that Japan was a special case and that correlation doesn't mean causation.

Now I have presented a paper labeled: "The Dynamics of an Aging Population: The Case of Four OECD Countries". Do you read that? It says four OECD countries not just Japan. The other paper reads: "China Entering Demographic Danger Zone, BOJ Official Says". This paper further illustrates the need for a growing population for economic vibrancy. A growing population with stable family units that can produce productive members of society. No it is not just a correlation, and if you want to argue with the preeminent economic minds in the world then go ahead.

#5876 I hate how most people in my french class put on the ugliest "french" accent when they are trying to speak. It's annoying. If you can't fake a good french accent stop wasting my class time with your gross accent, nobody can understand you.

#5875 I hate people who try to out-talk you. I say I'm busy since I have two midterms this week, one person comes in and says "Oh, is that it? I have three, so your problems aren't even relevant." I celebrate getting a good score on an exam, someone comes in and says "I got higher last semester."

Worst part is, people who usually make these statements are my friends. And it's not bad enough tell them that they're pretentious little pieces of dog shit.

#5874 i feel like a 40 year old man trapped in a 20 year old body