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When I was 22 to 24 I was
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Beer
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by rosieeee:
“yeah but they weren't - I wanted a son and still have a career ”

What? So we didn't have similar goals?

Forget it
rosieeee
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by Poor Old Ben:
“I am 22 - 24 and I am trying to discover the answer to the question why? My life has no direction and I currently spend most of my days watching mind numbing television and writing on digital spy.

Oh what joy!”

this is better than giving birth though apparently
Beer
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by Poor Old Ben:
“I am 22 - 24 and I am trying to discover the answer to the question why? My life has no direction and I currently spend most of my days watching mind numbing television and writing on digital spy.

Oh what joy!”

Do what I did. You wont regret it.
rosieeee
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by Beer:
“What? So we didn't have similar goals?

Forget it ”

are we misunderstanding each other? am I being hyper sensitive sorry no offence meant
ewoodie
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by Beer:
“Do what I did. You wont regret it.”

Not good. Do something. Move to the city or travel and work around the world.
Mamaboogie
04-06-2008
By 24 - Uni graduate, married, mother, teacher

give me that over Alex and his mazing gravel business any day!
ewoodie
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by Beer:
“What? So we didn't have similar goals?

Forget it ”

Move to city. Travel the world. You're not young forever. Make the most of your life. Please.
Makosi's pants
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by Beer:
“Having lots of sex and travelling the world.

Take that Karen, Alex and large bearded man!!!!”

During the ages of 22-24 I developed a habit of saying "no-one makes a bladdy fool out of me" a lot. Have grown out of it now though
Beer
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by rosieeee:
“are we misunderstanding each other? am I being hyper sensitive sorry no offence meant ”

No I think we are on the same wave length.

I thought we were both having lots of sex between 22 to 24 and that was our goal. WOO!
rosieeee
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by Makosi's pants:
“During the ages of 22-24 I developed a habit of saying "no-one makes a bladdy fool out of me" a lot. Have grown out of it now though ”

Beer
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by ewoodie:
“Move to city. Travel the world. You're not young forever. Make the most of your life. Please.”

What?
rosieeee
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by Beer:
“No I think we are on the same wave length.

I thought we were both having lots of sex between 22 to 24 and that was our goal. WOO!”

Beer
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by rosieeee:
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YES! Brillo!
Poor Old Ben
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by ewoodie:
“Move to city. Travel the world. You're not young forever. Make the most of your life. Please.”

You can only do these things if you have the money,resources & opportunities. Not everyone has access to these things!
williams96
04-06-2008
When I was 24... I was definitely not a psychic or a time traveller, as I have no idea.
Beer
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by Poor Old Ben:
“You can only do these things if you have the money,resources & opportunities. Not everyone has access to these things!”

I looked for jobs in the med. I went straight away to one. I didn't know the language but I just got by because I just thought it would be a laugh.

I didn't care for money and relied upon the job to satisfy that. Eventually I learnt the languages around there and I used my degree to get other work and with the working hours being so little, I had a lot of free time.

Just go for it.
rosieeee
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by Poor Old Ben:
“You can only do these things if you have the money,resources & opportunities. Not everyone has access to these things!”

I know people who have worked their way around the world on not a lot of cash - they have all come back though and worked at the place they left in the first place but at least they had the travelling experience. If that is your thing.
diva_moon
04-06-2008
Working in a clothing factory and bringing up a kid single handed. I moved from there to having my name on 3 patents, and a successful job in a major perfume manufacturer as well as becoming a chartered something or other (sorry, I'm trying to stay anonymous here! lol). So what?
rosieeee
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by diva_moon:
“Working in a clothing factory and bringing up a kid single handed. I moved from there to having my name on 3 patents, and a successful job in a major perfume manufacturer as well as becoming a chartered something or other (sorry, I'm trying to stay anonymous here! lol). So what? ”

good for you -
diva_moon
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by Poor Old Ben:
“I am 22 - 24 and I am trying to discover the answer to the question why? My life has no direction and I currently spend most of my days watching mind numbing television and writing on digital spy.

Oh what joy!”

Ben, if you don't already have a degree, go for one. It stimulates the mind immensely. If you already have a degree, then travel.
diva_moon
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by rosieeee:
“good for you - ”

Well thanks, although it's not as glam as it sounds - the patents all belong to the company I worked for and I got made redundant a few years ago. I facied a change and now I have a very low paid job in the travel industry - but I remain an optimist and still believe in myself

The best thing about my life though is that it shows that it's possible to start out as a numpty and still make something good of yourself.

I can bang on about my hard life, but the fact is I'm proud of it. Helene played her hand all wrong. If I'd have been her I would have said "but I've learnt a lot from this and it's okay because it's my life and it's made me the strong and committed person I am today!"

I might be lying, but who would know?

Lee to win.
rosieeee
04-06-2008
Originally Posted by diva_moon:
“Well thanks, although it's not as glam as it sounds - the patents all belong to the company I worked for and I got made redundant a few years ago. I facied a change and now I have a very low paid job in the travel industry - but I remain an optimist and still believe in myself ”

that is the key I think - to believe in yourself - I got made redundant too but now I earn more than I did then so what seemed like a complete disaster turned out ok for me in the end - I always believed in myself and thought positively - it sounds crass but it certainly does seem to help.

Lee to win - agreed
LittleMissAlien
04-06-2008
At 22 I finished up my first degree and took a break, met my fella and helped him set up and run his company (of which I am company secretary). Just before I turned 23 I decided to go back to uni and took a postgrad diploma. I intended to go straight from that into an MSc just before I turned 25, but fate intervened and I got knocked up instead. I'm 26 now, on my MSc course and my son will be 1 in 3 weeks exactly.

I never did the wild clubbing/travelling and haven't ever worked full time, but that's cos I had ME from when I was a teenager to when I was 24. But although I'm a bit behind my peers in academic timings I don't think I've done too badly for myself.
Beer
05-06-2008
Originally Posted by LittleMissAlien:
“At 22 I finished up my first degree and took a break, met my fella and helped him set up and run his company (of which I am company secretary). Just before I turned 23 I decided to go back to uni and took a postgrad diploma. I intended to go straight from that into an MSc just before I turned 25, but fate intervened and I got knocked up instead. I'm 26 now, on my MSc course and my son will be 1 in 3 weeks exactly.

I never did the wild clubbing/travelling and haven't ever worked full time, but that's cos I had ME from when I was a teenager to when I was 24. But although I'm a bit behind my peers in academic timings I don't think I've done too badly for myself. ”

I think having lots of sex shouldn't be frowned upon.
Rooftopcowboy
05-06-2008
SAS and the interviewers are older and I don't think they realise how hard it is to have 'sucess' as such an early age

at 22 you have either left school at 16/18 and are struggling in a poorly paid job..and may have gone up a level or two in the hierarchy due to hard work.

either that or you've been to uni, and are struggling to find a job that isn't the previously mentioned crap pay one you could have got 3years earlier, or one that doesn't need several years experience (which you can't have had as you've been to uni!)

very few have become very successful by this age these days IMO
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