Am I to critical?

[Pacaveli-T]

yeah no problem...

mav has stepped it up now, he's a councelor now....next time i'll see you for advice.

 

[Maverick-old-account]

mav has stepped it up now, he's a councelor now....next time i'll see you for advice.

haha, dr phil up in here... no... hmm im gonna get on msn and see if your on aswell

 

[Pacaveli-T]

haha, dr phil up in here... no... hmm im gonna get on msn and see if your on aswell

np but i g2g so i wont be seein you on 2nite....next time i promise... :thumb:

 

[haunted]

Edit: re read it.

 

[Chronic]

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[marc]

i agree with you fields. im in the forces as well (airforce) so i was able to leave home with 18 (im 20 now) when i graduated and earn my own money. right now i study business sciences at a military university.

when i look at most of my homies (esp. the little ones like 16-17) i get sick sometimes. they have no objective goals. nothing they want to achieve. they only dream and seem to live in a bubble.

the thing with trying to help them actually works. sometimes. i have always supported my best friend in each and every way because he comes of a less fortunate family than i do. no father, mother on welfare etc.
but he is like the ONLY one who works his ass off to earn money and to become a successful businessman/eventmanager. all the others from good families just rely on daddys money.

 

[fields316_2000]

See you see what I mean--It's one thing if someone is down on their luck but exhausting all their efforts to come up/like going to school or saving money or something. but to be happy at being a momma's boy..thats stupid..and I know that ladies would not be interested in a guy that cant provide right?

 

[makaveli_411]

Damn fields316_2000 which world do you live in because it seems like all the people around you look as if they're messed up.

Peace