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Hello all.

I'm currently in my late 20s but there is a reason why I asked this question. I'm an aspiring animator in a third world country. Here there is not much of an industry for animation and hence the best option for me is to move to a developed country for better career and livelihood.

As it's difficult to get a direct job offer from where I am, one option for me is to pursue a degree in animation from the country of my choice. But the problem is most animation schools like Sheridan in Canada and The Animation workshop in Denmark are known for their 4 years bachelors program. Gobelins Paris is one of the few places where there is a reputed 2 years master degree in animation.

As I plan to work in my home country for a few years before I study abroad, I'll be in my early to mid 30s when I do plan to move overseas for studying. Hence will this be too late age wise to do a 4 years degree?

Thoughts? Anyone on a similer boat as me?

I don’t understand it!

I rely a lot on online dating as it’s hard to find girls from my culture and I look at my profile and I think how can a girl find a better guy? Because I tick all the boxes and I do really well on the odd app but I’ll mostly never match with the girls I want.

My conclusion is you can have it all and be doing really well in life but dating is just a weird game that doesn’t make sense a lot of the time.
Do you agree?

The older I get the less I can feel I can understand it and try to understand it. I used to think it was weird why people would end up single at 30 now I can start to see why.

• No one cares who you are or what you think unless you’re super successful/famous
• Don’t forget the nice guy finishes last. Being nice makes you lose at life/women
• Most men are slaves building the world while receiving minimal pay, minimal recognition for skilled work. Like a builder for example, even saying you’re an engineer wouldn’t impress many especially women.
• Most of the things women prioritise in men don’t even make a good person/man - like how much money he has, how tall/muscly he is, how handsome blah blah. Women are evolved to only care for the best specimen of man on the planet
• I myself am baffled how I haven’t managed to find a really nice pretty girl, because I often wonder - what don’t I have? I got it all
• Why do think it’s mostly men that tragically end themselves - because all the cards/odds are against us, the whole game is rigged and too insanely competitive.
• Not to mention, women are empowered whereas men are just toxic masculinity?
• As men we have to go through things on our own. There’s often just no other choice most of the time. Our frustrations and feelings mean nothing and are mostly disregarded and viewed as pathetic weakness. I’ve heard of women lose interest in a man when he cried or showed emotion

Rant over. What do you think? Fair?