[quote name='supadupacheap']Oh its not a insult or anything. I think its just I tend to keep stuff closer to the vest (in most instances) so while I may have some "wild" times/experences to look back on, they seem lesser to somebody elses not because the nature of them but the fact they inspired the other person to share when mine did not. (did that make any

ing sense? :lol: ) I guess I can only relate it to vacation slides. I almost never take them so when I do it was a once in a lifetime kind of trip. When others show me their slideshows I put my own behavior profile on them when more than likely, they are different. (Yeah, I think I made even LESS sense that time.) :lol:[/QUOTE]
Well, truth be told, I don't hang out with most of my friends from high school/college as most of them have moved on both literally and figuratively. Some moved to another state and pursuing their own lives while the ones that are around don't hang with me as much since they still follow the traditional timeline of relationships and most of the ones close to my age are either married, getting married, or already have at least one kid. I suppose that makes me immature in a sense as I'm still in my 'hook up with lots of girls' phase when I should've gotten it out of my system by now and looking for a single girl to keep on a semi-permanent basis. But I'm having too much fun that it seems like I'd be giving up a lot of the things I enjoy such as freedom to do/say/act how I want, buy the things I like, go see the shows/movies/concerts I like, etc. I look at my friends who are married and they don't look happy. Maybe it's the exhaustion from dealing with a fiesty 3 yr. old running around or they're overworked from supporting mortgage payments that must be met at the end of the month. And I have heard many complaints (when they actually do hang out with me, like lunch), and bitch about the lack of sex thanks to daily routines such as work, children, etc. Some of them even lament about not being able to play a quick video game. Their only solace is either drinking or playing with the kids. I think that is probably the only thing I envy my friends who are parents - the kids. I'd like to have a kid someday but, I'm at a point right now where life is just too good to get settled down.
[quote name='shrike4242']Not everyone puts in the effort to back up their urges. They're called underachievers, or in some other circles, the microdicked.
A boring childhood would be a motivator to reach out and touch as many people as you can manage. Life's full of balances, and that's a good example of it.[/QUOTE]
You know what? I think that's one of the things that really piss me off - the ppl who are too afraid or lazy to put effort for something they'd like to have in their lives - be it a new plasma widescreen or a girl. And it's not their fault either since they might be shy or just don't know how to think in unconventional ways but it really pisses me off and unrightly so.