College Isn't For Everyone

To continue on with my previous post, college really isn't for everyone but it's a good start regardless.  There are only 3 types of people that do not go to college in which some do have valid excuses whereas some do not.  The first one would be those that are young single parents because they do not have the time and money to have the privilege of going to school but if you have both young parents present then you really don't have an excuse.  The second would be those that are just plain lazy to go to school and quit before they even start.  The third would be the innovators that are able to make a self start business into a success.  Yes, having a degree doesn't make you better than anyone else but you just better be sure of what you want to do in life.  Lastly, the time that you are with someone isn't the only determinant in measurement of love but it's a good start.  You can't compare the love between someone who has been dating with someone for a year with someone who has been dating for a day.  Sure, the love for that day may be true but for that day only because the next day it could just fade away as fast as it spontaneously arrived because it could be lust for all we know.  This reminds me of the Taylor Swift song of 15, where she says when you're 15 and if a boy says that he loves you then you better believe him.  That is just crap because 15 year old boys know nothing about love just what's in their pants.  The only people that are still with their lovers from high school from that age are a very small percentage because out of the people who are, only 1 out 10 would say it was real love whereas the rest would say their lover was a lying cheating whore but they still "love" them.  But I don't think it's love, it is more because they cannot find anyone else or want to take the time to find someone else since this skank is already here and wants back in your pants and this is when time is meaningless.

 
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