Teenagers, college age men, do not seem to be taking jobs.....?
819928
Well my friend, the teenage look for easy market, not down town or in the comfort of their zone, yes, through the Internet; a "spidey" web churned by the brilliancy of the mind of man. What you are seeing and experiencing are the consequences of the self destructive innovation of man himself. I think bad days are here and guys like us(good guys)should find ways and means to counteract such disturbing and unhealthy practices.
621246
Maybe so.  Many of those so-called "nerds" are interested in their school work, keep out of trouble, are not prone to violence, and want to further their educations--not drop out at 16.\n\nToo many young people have no interest whatsoever in anything productive, and many wind up in trouble or hurting themselves or others.  \n\nWithout "nerds," what will the next generation have, in regard to anything worthwhile.
339228
I'm 32 and thought for along time men were bastards, but there are men out there that do care alot, you just have to go out and find them.
675232
in the engineering feild, age is a plus.  engineering requires common sense that can only be found with time.  Most young college grads in this feild are viewed as nearly worthless.
41446
Are you talking about younger men or older men?\n\nDo you really want an answer . . . \n\nLet me explain . . . when young men try to date girls their age . . . the majority of the time . . . they get shot down.  It isn't because they have no game . . . it is because the girls are looking for more than an immature male (in their mind).  Plus you young girls are looking for older men or men with potential . . . who can be your sugar daddy.\n\nSo . . . these guy look at older women . . . for stress relief (trying to be clean). . . and these women usually give it up easier because they (in their minds) think "boy . . . I still have it . . . these young boys chatting me up, telling me I look beautiful like girls his age."  Meanwhile these guys spend little or no money on them and get all the action they need . . . in some cases these ladies become sugar mommas . . . (Like you young girls who have sugar daddies).\n\nMeanwhile, these young guys . . . go to college. . . get their degree . . . and make six figures when they reach their mid 30's (the guys you are currently dating - who will eventually dump you) . . . and they will start dating girls approx. 10-12 years younger than them.\n\nI've been there . . . done that.
704122
Its because they haven’t been exposed to the real (working) world yet. I was sooo phucking pissed when I graduated back 1991. I couldn’t get a job doing crap with shiny new business degree.  I felt like my teachers in high school, college and the whole phucking world had played a mean trick on me. Meantime, my buddies that never went to college had jobs for something like 15 or 20 bucks an hour and I thought they were making sooo  much.
1131145
Finding a decent guy isn't that easy. I'm speaking from experience here. I'm 25 and in less than a year will finally be finished with my Ph.D., and have found that most guys are untrustworthy. But I do know that there are a very few decent ones out there. Maybe try looking in different places, like museums, church, the theater, etc. If you ever want to chat about this or anything else feel free to drop me a line
723135
Don't think so.  I need a good laugh from time to time and there are many that are interested in learning so keep them there.  We can skip over some of the questions.  Rather strange though they seem to get the most answers.  Looks to me like abut half of the wankers are not teens.  older guys trying to act like teens.
314337
to young. most dont hire under 16
1132559
Be creative!   Teenagers can be pet or child sitters, lawn mowers, housecleaners, work at fast food or full-serve restaurants, amusement parks, run errands for the elderly, work at recreational parks, flower shops, boutiques.  Look for ideas on community bulletin boards, call Community Action Councils for ideas, talk to people about something you might do to earn some extra cash.  Just be sure that you are willing to make a commitment and forego some of the fun you want to have.  No one wants to hire someone they cannot depend on.
936162
No, some guys are just more tuned into getting ahead in school and stuff.\n\nOthers abstain due to religious or moral reasons.\n\nSome just are very mature for thier age and respect the woman, and choose to wait until they are 18.\n\nOthers are not lucky enough to have a girl or too shy to get one in HS.\n\nStill others just look strange when in HS, and so have problems attracting a mate. \n\nBetter question to ask if is you are refering to yourself by asking this question.
405164
There are so many answers to your question. Beside the reasons that you have mentioned I guess they want to prove to the world that they are grown. The teenage years are considered the rebellious age, so I imagine acting out in the manner that you have described is not unique to America but any where teenagers are.
284878
there is no rush........\n\nat least you are thinking about it -\nmany who seem to be adult are not...
903458
I'm an instructor at a community college. I wish I had more students like you. Here are some of the conclusions I have come to. First, many of the students are there for reasons other than learning. Many of my younger students are there because their parents have issued ultimatums making them choose to work or go to school. For some reason they think school is easier and choose that option. Second, too many students come out of high school under prepared for college. They don't know how to organize their time, study effectively, or take notes. Third, our society has moved away from the idea of personal responsibility. Everyone is so worried about blaming others for their faults or believing that everyone else is responsible for their learning. They don't understand that the only person responsible for them is them. I am a facilitator of learning but I do not have the power to just give them knowledge. From talking to my friends at other colleges (4 year state and private) they are seeing the same trends albeit not on the same scale.
340014
Of course they do.  The workplace hasn't changed much despite what all the newspapers would like you to think.\n\nIf you want to make money, you have to work for it.  There's no way around that -- and young people know it.  They bust their butts if there's a potential to make a good chunk of change before they're 30.
1050058
College isnt for everyone.\nheh
949916
Hey your preaching the choir here.  Same thing was always said about me.  The school work was easy, the tests were easy.  It was just taking the time to do the home work that always pissed my teachers off.\n\nBut here's is the real low down on what people like us have to deal with later in life.  If you don't go to college and get a degree or get high marks in school you are going to end up working for some schmuck who isn't as smart as you just because he could make it through all of the bs that we didn't do because it bored us.\n\nBut people like you generally start their own companys because they can't deal with the day to day grind.  But if like you said you don't have the motivation you might just end up not going to college or finishing and working some dead end job wishing you had played their game and done the work when you could have.\n\nJust keep telling yourself that having the money and position to enjoy your life in your 20's and 30's is more important than having your fun now.  Let's be honest, you definitely can have more fun in your 20's and 30's than you can now.  Wouldn't you like to just take off for Vegas for a weekend?\n\n\nMotivation: take small steps when getting started.  getting started is the hardest part.  so start with something easy and the rest might just flow.