the hardest part about growing up

[Sub-Zero]

the hardest part for me right now is seeing that most "adults" who i used to view with unconditional respect and adoration, are really just passive agressive snobs, whose bullshit i have to dance around in and deal with on a daily basis.

i used to think when they were assholes or impatient or a douche, it was my fault because they are grown-ups and im a kid.

now i realize that most grown-ups that you have to deal with on a daily basis (professors, administrators, police officers [of course], and basically anyone that has any type of control over you in a professional/success sense), are a buncha faggots.

I want a regime change

 

[juiceddreadlocks]

your only option is to be more successful and more of an asshole than they are.

Remember, the only downside of being better than everyone else is that people tend to assume you're pretentious.

 

[Sub-Zero]

your only option is to be more successful and more of an asshole than they are.

Remember, the only downside of being better than everyone else is that people tend to assume you're pretentious.

i wanna beat them up though

 

[juiceddreadlocks]

i wanna beat them up though

either way you win... so as you were soldier.

 

[hanselthecaretaker]

the hardest part for me right now is seeing that most "adults" who i used to view with unconditional respect and adoration, are really just passive agressive snobs, whose bullshit i have to dance around in and deal with on a daily basis.

i used to think when they were assholes or impatient or a douche, it was my fault because they are grown-ups and im a kid.

now i realize that most grown-ups that you have to deal with on a daily basis (professors, administrators, police officers [of course], and basically anyone that has any type of control over you in a professional/success sense), are a buncha faggots.

I want a regime change

Isn't it funny how all the things we teach our kids not to do we as adults end up doing anyways, as if age automatically awards us the title of "responsible"?

In some respects kids have their acts together more than adults. Very few adults can walk the talk.

 

[WhistleBritches]

some lessons I learned while growing up:

1- treat women with the same standards as you would a guy or your own sex, DO not let them woo you. Guys canbe dicks and so can women

2- Age is irrelevant, good broadness is it the core of any age, older people are just good at hiding rottenness if they are bad bros


3 be a good bro if you are one, never sell out

 

[mus1cjunk1e]

2- Age is irrelevant, good broadness is it the core of any age, older people are just good at hiding rottenness if they are bad bros

100% agree age has nothing to do with it. You can tell the good ones right away, same with the bad ones (with a few exceptions of the people who grow out of their bullshit).

 

[Sub-Zero]

some lessons I learned while growing up:

1- treat women with the same standards as you would a guy or your own sex, DO not let them woo you. Guys canbe dicks and so can women

2- Age is irrelevant, good broadness is it the core of any age, older people are just good at hiding rottenness if they are bad bros


3 be a good bro if you are one, never sell out

some good pieces of advice.

iv got number 3 down, recognize 1 and 2, but having a tough time with them, mostly because of 3

 

[WhistleBritches]

100% agree age has nothing to do with it. You can tell the good ones right away, same with the bad ones (with a few exceptions of the people who grow out of their bullshit).

agreed

esp about the ones that grow out of it

alot of bros and broettes have been born into "shellshocked" environments and need a chance from people


the worst people are those who had it all form day one and still are dutch bags and are proud of it.

 

[mus1cjunk1e]

Ya a good friend of mine now I hated when i was younger. He's a totally different person now and a real good bro. One of the best.

 

[WhistleBritches]

some good pieces of advice.

iv got number 3 down, recognize 1 and 2, but having a tough time with them, mostly because of 3

hey man dont worry you in there champ I can tell


just know if someone does not treat you right or do right by you ( women or "freinds") its THEIR fault

you must be sure your noble and good in deed and action

Its not you its THEM if they fall to the way side if you acted rightly.


the key is to make sure you have all your ducks in a row, and learn that you DO have to be a good bro no matter what, even if your alone while doing it.

be excellent in your actions and activities,and drive hard to be the best person you can be. do it for you ( and I would say God)

good people that still exist will help you and be helped BY you, but only if your a true soldier......

 

[calveless wonder]

the hardest part for me right now is seeing that most "adults" who i used to view with unconditional respect and adoration, are really just passive agressive snobs, whose bullshit i have to dance around in and deal with on a daily basis.

i used to think when they were assholes or impatient or a douche, it was my fault because they are grown-ups and im a kid.

now i realize that most grown-ups that you have to deal with on a daily basis (professors, administrators, police officers [of course], and basically anyone that has any type of control over you in a professional/success sense), are a buncha faggots.

I want a regime change

Has nothing to do with age(theirs or yours). it's a maturity thing. You're old enough where you should be respectful to everybody, but if someone doesn't treat you with respect as well you should not tolerate that. And by that i don't mean to blow up on them, but point it out if it's unfair/unjust.

cops will always be assholes...teachers will be teachers too. some are cool and down to earth, some are not. anytime someone is above you or has control in some way, you definetely need to go out of your way to respect them. I'm always very buddy buddy with my bosses(when i've had them), but i always maintain that boss/employee respect. It's a fine line. Just makes sense though to try to keep a good relationship with your superiors. they're more likely to let things slide, or do you favors or go out of their way to help you..in the case of teachers, bosses.

 

[mus1cjunk1e]

Just makes sense though to try to keep a good relationship with your superiors. they're more likely to let things slide, or do you favors or go out of their way to help you..in the case of teachers, bosses.

Absolutely correct.