I read the post Chris did in the college version of it but I want to know about how social hierarchies work in the 23-30 age range. Practically once you're out of the college setting and out in the real world.
A part of me regrets not picking up on this shit soon enough in my adolescence, it cost me my entire college experience. I still have some anger and sorrow over missing out on Christmas parties that college kids my age went to, formals, themed Halloween parties, and stuff of that nature. Events that had the hot girls and supposedly cool guys in them.
Now even if I nailed 50 college good looking college girls or partied at some random clubs, it wouldn't fill the burning desire I have in me for once in my life to be on the top of a social hierarchy. To be honest, I want to feel above majority of the people my age and enjoy exclusive events that I was not invited to back in college due to not being in Greek Life. I want that feeling of being on top of a social hierarchy but I wonder how it works after college.
I mean the truth is that no matter how many college girls we fuck or how hard we part after college, it doesn't mean anything if that sense of superiority and exclusiveness just isn't there. If that feeling of knowing that you're partying with hot girls and cool guys while the square who just got lucky back in college because he happened to luck into the right fraternity is miserable in life now.
So
How do social hierarchies work in life after college?
A part of me regrets not picking up on this shit soon enough in my adolescence, it cost me my entire college experience. I still have some anger and sorrow over missing out on Christmas parties that college kids my age went to, formals, themed Halloween parties, and stuff of that nature. Events that had the hot girls and supposedly cool guys in them.
Now even if I nailed 50 college good looking college girls or partied at some random clubs, it wouldn't fill the burning desire I have in me for once in my life to be on the top of a social hierarchy. To be honest, I want to feel above majority of the people my age and enjoy exclusive events that I was not invited to back in college due to not being in Greek Life. I want that feeling of being on top of a social hierarchy but I wonder how it works after college.
I mean the truth is that no matter how many college girls we fuck or how hard we part after college, it doesn't mean anything if that sense of superiority and exclusiveness just isn't there. If that feeling of knowing that you're partying with hot girls and cool guys while the square who just got lucky back in college because he happened to luck into the right fraternity is miserable in life now.
So
How do social hierarchies work in life after college?