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    #11
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    Cookie cutter life?

    I GOT OUT OF THE MILITARY FOR THE SAME REASON (WIFEY) BUT NOW I WISH I WOULD HAVE STAYED IN BRO

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    #12
    Senior Member

    Cookie cutter life?

    Stoner Shadow Wolf, that's gotta be the funniest spelling of conveniently I've ever seen.

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    #13
    Senior Member

    Cookie cutter life?

    Quote Originally Posted by mugshot
    So, I've been realizing more and more in the past few months that mine is what one might call a "cookie cutter life". I have a budding career that is paying well. I have a pretty wife. I'm just about to finish my undergraduate degree. I'm 23. I've been in the military. I've gone over seas.

    I look to my future and I have to say that it's starting to seem, in a word, boring. I'm starting to question if this "American Dream" I'm following is a farse.

    I really want to do something with my life that is productive. Not just on a personal level but also with the community. I want to affect large quantities of people. I want to feel like I'm part of something that is important. When I was in the military I felt that way. Although I don't support bloodshed in order to further political agendas; I felt part of something that was important when I was enlisted. (I got out because of my wife, btw.)

    The main theme in all of this isn't that I want back in the military. I just want to have an exciting life that isn't just like another copy from a mold.

    Does anyone else ever feel like this? Does anyone have any suggestions? I'll take the slap to the side of the head and a "Shut the fuck up you pussy" if that's all it is. I know I have an easy life. But I'm bored silly.
    Man, I wouldn't say its a cookie-cutter life, you just need some excitement. Sky diving or base jumping or something like that might help. Just get involved in new things. I guess I would just try things out until it made me happy. I mean for this, that's what you're going for: your happiness. Dont settle, man. Dont settle for something when you know you and your inner self know better things are to come. Dont ever settle.

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    #14
    Junior Member

    Cookie cutter life?

    Thanks dude. I'll take your advice and search for something fun and exciting. Like prostitutes...j/k

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    #15
    Senior Member

    Cookie cutter life?

    heres what I do for fun ....

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    #16
    Senior Member

    Cookie cutter life?

    I think my dad had much the same problem as you - relationship, steady job, and child (me!)... now he goes paragliding in random European countries!

    Some ideas:
    Get involved in sports.
    Take up a new hobby (or more than one).
    See about starting your own business.
    Volunteer work.

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    #17
    Senior Member

    Cookie cutter life?

    basically, we all think you should jump out of a plane

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    #18
    Senior Member

    Cookie cutter life?

    Maybe he should try jumping into a plane, first.

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    #19
    Senior Member

    Cookie cutter life?

    MNT "C" C:/Hapiness/LIFE/Botany

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