MarkKol

Careful casually saying this expecting it to be easy or something, they've made it pretty hard, you def need a plan. I'm no lawyer but I can give you some tips. I think it's easier to run 10 full marathons than immigrating to the States. It's doable though. For some nationalities less for some more doable.

This thread and its replies are such bullshit He's a charismatic conman, a grade-A actor, he speaks to you guys like an adult speaks to a bunch of children, with his condescending, gaslighting almost sarcastic like-tone

There are additional things like the US green card lottery which you should definitely be playing every October, you can get a green card without much hassle, with bad chances but still. I didn’t really consider it myself, but one day I went around manhattan in New York city asking random people how they got their visas, a lot of them said they won it in the lottery on their 8th try. Pretty much every guy selling fast food on Broadway street got it that way Magical times… Makes me tear up even though it was only a few months ago

I’m guessing you speak Spanish so you went to South America?

I'm subject to this immigration process myself, An F1 visa is one option if you want to continue studying to get yourself there, and an H1B to stay. Bear in mind that you are not allowed to work while studying, not even remotely, so you should already have money saved up for a year of tuition and living expenses. I would strongly recommend visiting at least 2-3 US cities just to get a feel of how it actually is, I had some culture shocks and fantasy-busting experiences there even though I considered myself a connoisseur of US culture all my life. Some culture shocks were also due to the high contrast/differences between what my original culture and country has been versus the US version. So even if me and you were the same person but one of us grew up in Europe and the other in South America, we would experience the US differently. The only paths you have are basically either H1B or EB2 visa (best visa by far but takes some work) On EB2 you still won't have permanent residency but you are allowed infinite extensions, and you can stay there for 5 years before needing to extend your stay. I decided to continue traveling and experience more US culture before I take my immigration process further than it is now, I'm gonna rent a car/van this summer and tour the entire western US likely.

Can a Trump supporter really understand what Leo said?

I don't like to think about exhibiting some fake virtuous qualities, girl attraction is directly correlated with how much you go out with your friends and how much fun you have with them, that's pretty much how every generation got laid, from the short bald ones to the ultra chads. With friends there also comes status, which is like gasoline to the fire of attraction. Status and friends are old-school ways that got everyone laid. All this provided you look at least average, I don't know how bad it might be for the worst-looking guys. That's what I think at least, I'm not trying to convince anybody, It's just my experience.

Looks are not enough for most women unless you're dealing with someone really thirsty like a high schooler. Someone with better looks than you deals with the same problems as you just to a lesser extent, It's not so black and white.

What's the alternative to marriage? just being alone forever...?

Jesus christ dude, you wrote a poem about getting no pussy Don’t you have like 2-3 friends or cousins? Go out with them, you don’t have to go to a club, you can go to a bar and just talk and laugh. That’s all it takes. Maybe go work at McDonalds to make some friends or something.

Didn’t know that I’ve never experienced a noticeable benefit from a food before, but it is a lot of beets after all. I don’t think I’m used to eating 300g of anything. I still can’t get over the price, It’s €0.60-80 per kilogram, why don’t homeless people eat beets?

No but beets are actually insane, it’s a lil awkward getting into the details but my erections come faster, stronger and it also increased my sperm count, and made sexual activity way more stimulating.

I strongly agree, I’m excited to live my life again. The mental and physical fatigue is just unbearable. and the worst part is, it stacks.

It’s because I work long nightshift hours I basically can’t sleep even under normal conditions, it takes a few days or weeks for me to adjust and sleep normally. I’m thinking of looking for another job soon so it doesn’t bother me as much, although it’s very taxing STILL. For example, right now I’m awake even though I woke up yesterday at like 2pm (It’s 18pm right now)