
Let’s face it: we all make stupid decisions. Like choosing a fifth over a review session, or bringing that guy home…who stole our iPod in the morning. That’s part of college life… and a big part of what makes it so memorable. But there are some choices that have longer lasting repercussions; things we do now that will haunt us later. Coed Magazine covered the 10 things guys will regret when they’re 40 and it got us thinking. They hit on a lot of biggies, but there are some things that we ladies have to worry about that weren’t included.
So here are the 11 things from your 20’s you will most definitely regret when you’re 40.
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11. Risque Internet Photos: What’s the point of having technology if you can’t use it to send a naughty pre-shower photo to your BF? Nothing will turn him on quite like a naked photo popping up in his inbox while he’s brushing up on his Stats knowledge. You trust him, so what’s the worst that could happen? How about a break up? Or the “forward” button? No matter what you think, those photos are going to come back and bite you in the (naked-with-a-spot-of-cellulite) ass. Just show him the real thing and let him turn to his imagination (or internet porn) for a mid-class pick me up.
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10. Trendy Tats: You totally love butterflies/stars/unicorns now, but I can bet money that you won’t want them plastered on the top of your foot or your lower back forever. No one wants to see a mom with a rose tattoo on her left shoulder, so think before you ink.
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9. Choosing guys over your girls: You get caught up in your relationship sometimes and blow off the girls. Fine, we get it. But when sometimes turns into “What the hell ever happened to Mary?” there is a problem. Especially when Mr. Douche Bag finally breaks up with you and you come crawling back to the girls with a tub of Edy’s and a box of tissues and they aren’t there to wipe the snot from your cheek. Do you really want to spend the rest of your days holed up in a dirty apartment watching your man play Rock Band and chug Natty Light? Learn the balance, honey.
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8. Getting married too young: I’ve seen it too many times – people graduate, freak out and hold onto whatever they can of their youth. And they get married. And become super lame married people. It may be pure bliss now (and lots and lots of kitchen-ware), but just think about all the awesome stuff you will miss by being tied down in your twenties, all that freedom: to travel when you want, to take a job wherever you want, to sleep with whomever you want, to party as late as you want, to discover yourself, to sleep with whomever you want…. Plus, do you really want pictures of your friends doing keg stands in your wedding album? I thought not.
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7. Smoking: Mmmm tobacco. It feels so good when it hits (and consequently blackens) your lungs. Especially after you’ve had a few Rum and Diets. And you look so cool doing it. But you know what doesn’t feel good? Chemo. And you know what doesn’t look cool? Your wrinkley face or your kids stealing the pack from your tobacco stained purse and trying it for the first time. When they are 6. This sh*t will kill you, so stop it. Right now! Seriously, put down that Marlboro Light, sister.
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6. Not traveling enough: Trust me on this one – you will never have the time, money or freedom to travel like you do now. Pretty soon you’ll be working late nights and counting down the minutes until the that will be chock full of grocery runs and Bed, Bath and Beyond trips. Try finding time in that busy schedule to jet-set to Europe and “find yourself.” Pack your bags and see the world now, before you’re too old to experiment with drugs in Amsterdam and enjoy a ping pong show in Bangkok.
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5. Bad Credit: You can’t live without that Coach bag right now. You just have to have that DVF dress for the date party. Everyone else has an iPhone and you want one too. You’ll just charge it and worry about it later, right? Wrong, bitches. Ruining your credit now on stupid stuff (yes, I am telling you that bag is a stupid investment) will totally eff things up for you in the future. Things like getting a house, a car, a boyfriend (bad credit is a total turn-off) and sometimes even a job. Spend wisely, ladies. That bag is going to be out of style in .25 seconds anyway.
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4. Not finishing school: Do we really even need to mention this one? Could you think of anything you’d regret more when you are 40 and working the checkout lane at your neighborhood Wal-mart? That is, assuming, you can even get that job in this economy.
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3. Pre-vacation tanning: You tell yourself that you just want to get a base tan before Spring Break in Cabo. Sure, you will look fiiiine in that white shift dress for the 6 days after you return, but that wrinkley, skin cancer-ed mess is not going to look so hot when you’re 40 and you look like a Sharpei.
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2. Stilettos: Part of becoming a woman is rockin’ the hottest pair of the highest heels. They make your legs look sick (that’s a good thing), make the men beg, and your jeans are too long to wear with anything lower. Why wouldn’t you wear them? I’ve got one hyphenated word for you: hammer-toes. You want to spend the later part of your life looking at that in a sandal?
(Editor’s note: I was going to put a picture of a gross foot here, but you Google “gross feet in sandals” and tell me how it makes you feel.)
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1. “It feels better without condoms” sex: You’ll probably regret this one right off the bat as you spend your senior year chasing a kid around the dorms, but you’ll seriously regret it later when you look back at your life and realize how much you missed out on because you were busy changing diapers and bouncing a kid on your knee. Oh, and no one likes a woman with a bumpy vagina. I’m just sayin’; those genital warts will never go away.
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hanabira says:
Thu, 23rd Apr 200912:37 pm
regarding number 6: i can safely say that nobody is missing out if they don’t see a bangkok ping pong show. just awful, and not in a “wow thats gross” way but in a “anyone could probably do it better than her” way. if you like the interlude of an old thai couple having sex 2 feet in front of you with the old man staring at you as he goes at it then this is definitely the thing for you!
Jess says:
Thu, 23rd Apr 20091:28 pm
aw.. I thought she meant real ping pong. I’d like to see an intense ping pong game lol
delectual says:
Thu, 23rd Apr 20091:56 pm
I agree with most of these. I would tell most people that same thing about #8 there, but that wasn’t a problem for myself. I got married in my early 20’s been married over 5 years, and things have never been better for me. For some people it just works, but for most people it’s wont.
Personally, I don’t think it’s super great to says that being able to sleep with whoever you want is a reason NOT to get married too young… That just sounds wrong.
Casey says:
Thu, 23rd Apr 20092:28 pm
“bringing that guy home…who stole our iPod in the morning”
And that ladies and gentlemen is why you don’t bring a random person that YOU DON’T KNOW home.
Beside the fact that they might steal all your shit, they also may; give you an STD (condoms aren’t 100% effective against STD’s either), Stalk you, or MURDER YOU!
Seriously, I can not even believe the amount of articles on this site that talk about taking random strangers home to bang after a drunken night at the bar. Do you girls just have no sense? I mean think before you act, jeez!
But about the article, I agree with most of these except for maybe the “getting married too you” You didn’t really have a good argument for that one, and I agree with “delectual”.
And a lot of the time girls don’t choose the guy over their girls. Like my case I was perfectly content hanging out with my BFF every day last summer, until she decided she wanted to invite her immature super young friend from school EVERYWHERE WE WENT and proceeded to talk about nothing but school. Sorry but I dont go to school with you guys I don’t know who or what you’re talking about. Can I just have my me time with my best friend while she’s home for a couple months instead of our time being interrupted by someone she see’s every day for the majority of the year?
And then that girl had the nerve to say “wow Casey, I’m surprised you haven’t ditched us yet for your boyfriend. That’s what girls usually do”
So when my friend started being a bitch about my relationship saying we needed to “break up”, yeah I “broke up” alright, with her.
So the moral of that is, just be careful about how you treat your “attached girls” because they may not be ditching you for the reasons you think they are.
Ok rant over, sorry.
Beth-ASU says:
Thu, 23rd Apr 20094:47 pm
as far as embarassing tattoos go, it depends on what you get. My mom has a tattoo of a rose on her shoulder with my and my brother’s names in it and it looks very tasteful. Now a really bad tattoo? 1)The name of your bf/gf 2) anything with or pertaining to sex or nudity 3)a tattoo in a place that will sag when you get older. I think the biggest problem is that people dont think past “this will look cool tomorrow.” They get something funny or trendy instead of something meaningful.
Mazuba says:
Thu, 23rd Apr 20095:14 pm
Wow loved this post.It always pisses me off to see people rocking the latest coach bag when they are on financial aid.When they get the money that they didnt spend that semester ,They use it 2 buy more coach instead of passing it forward to the next semester .Being broke but looking cute isnt worth it.
Mazuba says:
Thu, 23rd Apr 20095:18 pm
And I agree with the travelling thing.Being globally aware will never be a bad thing and can always be used 2 ur advantage.It can be the diff btwn getting a job or not.Like if ur interviewer starts talking abt a time he was in canada or something,u can always say that u went there ..esp if hes frm that country.People love it when you identify with them.
It's True. says:
Thu, 23rd Apr 20097:44 pm
I agree with the tattoo thing. In my personal opinion, no tattoo is a good tattoo.
Now I have to go try to convince my boyfriend of that.
vanessa says:
Thu, 23rd Apr 20099:49 pm
I disagree with the tattoo thing. Tattoos to me mark a certain age, a certain time in your life. I’m not saying that ALL tattoos are smart tattoos but well thought out tattoos you get when you’re young are things that obviously mean something to you – and maybe your thoughts will change when you’re older but a part of you really liked this certain thing. I have music-related tattoos because i am a musician and adore music, i dont think when I’m 40 I’ll regret it at all. I have a family related tattoo as well. Not going to regret that either. These are things that make me who I am, and they will still be in me when I’m 40, even if I’m a different person.
Samantha says:
Thu, 23rd Apr 200911:12 pm
Hey, this story is linked from HackCollege! Awesome, my #1 favorite site linked in one of my other daily sites.
sauer kraut says:
Thu, 23rd Apr 200911:30 pm
Great list even if it IS better without the condom. …
robscott2007 says:
Fri, 24th Apr 20095:03 am
It was so good until ‘you google gross feet’ – you didn’t just steal these photos from Google image search, did you???
Great list, though I can’t help feeling that anyone who actually had an unplanned pregnancy would never have put it in there, for obvious reasons.
sara says:
Fri, 24th Apr 200911:32 am
Awesome list! Yes the financial aid but Coach bags and Ugg boots piss me off to no end! I hope it comes back to bite them in the butt. Also, tattoos in places that sag- SO true. My friend has tattoos up both sides of her abs… they will look absolutely AWFUL once she has been pregnant or if she gains weight. Think before you ink because tacky tattoos are the worst!
Megan says:
Fri, 24th Apr 200912:31 pm
I personally love #9! I recently lost 2 friends that I thought I’d be with forever to boyfriends. We are all sophomores in college and boys will be there the rest of our lives who needs them now. There more of a hassle anyway. But I’m pretty sure my two friends wouldn’t know how to have fun w/o their boysfriends if given the chance ughh.
Ps. LOVE the picture of heidi and spencer!!
homelessgirl says:
Sat, 25th Apr 20097:27 am
great advice
Joe the Drunk says:
Sun, 26th Apr 20091:34 am
what a stupid ass list. so much inconsistency, like “oh don’t get into credit card debt” but then the next rule says travel the whole world over. Gimme a break, no easier way to break the bank and get into than to travel the fuckin world.
tattoos are gross – don’t get me wrong, i love to tap the ass of a chick with a “tramp stamp”, it marks a good place to put my beer while i’m doing her doggystyle – but I would never take that chick home to momma or marry that chick. nothing says “white trash” more than a tattoo in an easily visible bodily part.
Casey says:
Mon, 27th Apr 200912:28 pm
Joe “the drunk”, I don’t think you’d have to worry about taking any girls home to momma, or marrying them, cause I doubt any girl would want to take a drunk ass home to their parents either. Sheesh!
Casey says:
Mon, 27th Apr 200912:29 pm
Oh, and I don’t have any tattoo’s (incase you were wondering)
Marney says:
Wed, 29th Apr 200910:47 pm
I think this is a great article but for your advice to go see a ping pong show in Bangkok really disturbs me.
As a former resident of Thailand, the sex trade and trafficking of women and young girls is prevalent and a very sad reality. Ping Pong shows are the epitome of this. These are young girls stolen or sold from the small farming communities in Thailand and Cambodia, who are heavily drugged and abused in the name of the foreign sex trade. They make dollars a day, usually to send back to their families, while being controlled by the owners and pimps of these shows.
While Thailand is one my absolute favorite places in the world, and anyone who goes will never regret it. I am asking you to please edit the article to stop to promotion of these sick and disgusting shows, and hopefully they will be a thing of the past.
zhad says:
Thu, 30th Apr 200910:25 pm
Ehh, for #11 I’m pretty sure by the time I’m 40, middle school students will have graduated from sexting to having mass orgies in virtual reality. The religious right will have a collective aneurysm and we’ll be a happier society. As for about half of the rest, life’s simpler when you’re asexual.
Kit says:
Fri, 1st May 200912:28 am
My husband and I got married in our early 20’s and we are still loving it…we have no regrets at all. We were married 9 months ago and are growing in our love together all the time.
We also have 2 friends who got married less than a year before us and they are happy too.
Kit says:
Fri, 1st May 200912:30 am
…also, we don’t have any keg pictures in our wedding album, none of us cared to have alcohol at the reception.
Sally says:
Wed, 6th May 20095:16 pm
Also, sorry to burst your bubble, but you can definitely still get genital warts when you use a condom. Let’s not lie to the kids here.
thoughtpuddle says:
Wed, 6th May 20099:08 pm
Oh no, why would anyone want to choose happy marriage over random drunk sex with strangers. Nothing quite like a pregnancy scare or an STD to really find out who you are. When are girls of this generation going to get a clue??
kelley says:
Mon, 11th May 200912:02 pm
I like how everyone defending young marriage has been married for less than five years–as if you’ve even had time to get to the hard part of marriage.
brenda says:
Thu, 14th May 20094:27 pm
happily married WITH a GORGEOUS daughter at 19. no regrets. loving our lives. been together going on 7years. not “too young” like you’re not “too old”. still in school, husbands got a great job,we have great credit.we’re not missing out on anything worth it.
Nick says:
Sat, 11th Jul 200912:52 am
This list is stupid yet somewhat worthy of my attention. Just a few pointers for any young ladies who are seriously considering anything they read here today…
1.) wtf is with “don’t buy that handbag, go on a holiday to europe instead!”?! sounds like you haven’t been to europe eh? Let me fill you in:
-it is cold
-its raining all the time
-freaking EXPENSIVE
I think you’d be better off buying that $300 handbag, but if you want to spend sensibly just spend 5 grand on a holiday.
2.) “to sleep with whomever you want”.. well that just screams class doesn’t it? enough said. It’s not ‘cool’ to be a decent person and marry someone these days, you must become a hoar!
3.) the condoms argument.. bah! yeah just wear a condom guys, you can have sex with as many girls as you want and you will NEVER catch a thing! *hysterical laugh*
alex says:
Sat, 18th Jul 20096:42 pm
terrible list. hope no one takes the “advice” seriously, it can be very damaging to impressionable people. another contradiction is “don’t smoke” but “experiment with drugs”. the relationship advice is also awful..
not to say there isn’t some okay stuff here, yes dont smoke, dont fry your skin..
Lindsay- University of Texas at Austin says:
Sat, 18th Jul 20097:05 pm
I completely disagree with the advice on marrying young. I don’t see why a couple can’t travel all over together and I know several people who have married young and were still able to work where they pleased. And if someone just wants to “sleep with whoever they want to”, they should never get married. Clearly they’re just in a relationship for the sex.
Jinah says:
Sat, 18th Jul 20098:52 pm
For those that disagree with the “don’t get married too young” one. I don’t know why you are stating your own marriages as examples as you are all married recently. The author is talking about how you might regret that later, as in when you’re 40. She precisely talked about how you may be so happy now, but you will still regret the freedom and independence you could have had to become better people in your minds.
who says:
Mon, 20th Jul 20092:57 am
This is just screwed up advice on how to not screw up your life.
Seriously, travel while you’re still young enough to experiment with drugs but don’t smoke?
You’re a douchebag.
who says:
Mon, 20th Jul 20093:04 am
I was looking something else up online and fortunately landed on this site. Fortunately, I say, so I can WARN my daughters not to seek advice from you guys.
You warn them not to do things they might regret later, but at the same time you encourage some other strange crap that a lot of people DON’T do either, like sleep around, experiment with drugs…some women who have a strong sense of self worth DECIDE to get married and have children at a young age. They decide to have a career raising their children, and they also DECIDE to work at those jobs you think you’re too good for. GAWD, I hope I never have the pleasure of meeting someone like you face to face and have to shake your snooty patooty hand.
kevin says:
Mon, 20th Jul 20097:16 am
you ever notice that the only women who complain about nudity are the ones that you DO NOT want to see naked in the first place? if you’re young and hot, flaunt it while you got it! as for marrying and having kids young, this article has it backwards. I married in my early twenties, had two kids and now I am in my mid-40’s and they are in college. now I have all the time in the world to travel or do whatever I damn well feel like. I am still young enough to enjoy life, and now I have the funds to do so without having to get into debt
Dennis says:
Mon, 20th Jul 20097:25 am
I’m 68 years old,done most of it and seen,read and heard most of it which doesn’t make me any smarter for it. Most of you have a long way to go and really don’t have a clue. You’ll be running home to momma when s&*t hits the fan and looking for advise. However,the only way to get your PHD in life is live it and do it ‘your’ way.
marc says:
Mon, 20th Jul 20098:09 am
about number nine? We are not JUST the douche bags, so are the women. They get married spread their legs have kids(if their lucky) then quit their jobs and DEPEND on the male douche bag.BITCH BITCH BITCH THE WHOLE TIME AFTER TOO. Be carefull you douche bags hope this straightens things a little.
John says:
Mon, 20th Jul 20098:23 am
Nobody knows what is going to happen in the future or how things will end up going for any one of us. Common sense is the best way to go. Unfortunately, there seems to be less of that these days. My wife and I were married young, had nothing when we started. We built a great life together, had two wonderful children, bought a house, went on vacations. We weren’t rich by any means, but did not have any debt either. 27 years of marraige and she decides that she needs to find the “Love of her life!”. Just goes to show you, you can’t predict what will happen in the future. Use your head and what common sense that you have and hang on, you still may be going for the ride of your life!
bgs says:
Mon, 20th Jul 20098:27 am
I agree with most all of these. I do have a problem with the travel suggestion. I have traveled over a lot of the world but “experimenting with drugs in Amsterdam and watching ping pong in Bangkok” are both ridiculous suggestions! There are millions of places to go and things to do without suggesting these two.
Meg says:
Mon, 20th Jul 20099:38 am
I’m glad to see something like this article posted. I believe too many people in their 20’s are in a “rush” to grow up. I always say that you will never get this time of your life back, so live it up. You can still be responsible and work for those future goals while still enjoying your 20 something life. Nows the time to take the vacations or go out on your Friday & Saturday nights (one with the b/f the other with your girls, even it out!!) without the financial tie downs of a house or family or having to worry about a babysitter!!
Married at 21, still married at 43, and HAPPY! says:
Mon, 20th Jul 200910:03 am
There are some truths in the list, but also some incredibly judgmental (and incorrect) views. This list apparently was written by slutty elitists, who manage to be condescending, yet shallow. Although there is value in formal education, there is no shame in working at Wal-Mart. The shame is in not working. Also, college is not for everyone. FYI, to the writers of the list, not everyone has enough money to travel throughout their 20s; not everyone is so devoid of morals that they “sleep with whomever [they] want”; most persons of any race other than Caucasion don’t pre-vacation tan or even care about such silliness; and there is nothing wrong with marrying young, provided that you’re ready to get married (and stay married).
Married at 26, still happily married at 46!! says:
Mon, 20th Jul 200910:13 am
Married at 26, still married at 46, we had our 1st baby (and my very first pregnancy) at age 39. No tatoos, graduated from college and traveled in my 20’s (overseas). All of the stuff they say here is true! My only regret is that my hubby and I did not travel more before we became parents (both of us were working all the time). When our son gets old enough, though, we will travel a lot, and enjoy having him experience other countries and other cultures with us.
Caitlin says:
Mon, 20th Jul 200910:28 am
I think now a days teenagers are being enabled to not grow up. They spend more and more time partying and sleeping around. One day they wake up and they are in their 30’s still living at home. Women especially, thinking it is okay to sleep around are contracting all kinds of STDs not to mention the emotional toll random sex can take on a person. They decide now in their late 30’s that they want to settle down and have a baby and find that will all those STDs it’s pretty hard to get pregnant. My husband and I got married when we were 18 (much younger than we should have) however we have been together for over 7 years and are still going strong with no regrets. We still enjoyed being young only we did it together. We now have three beautiful children. It was certainly not easy, but we both agree we did not miss out on drunken booty calls. We feel that our lives are much more fulfilling than our single friends who our jobless still living at home. When our children are grown we will be young enough to travel with world as well as financially stable enough to support it.
Caitlin says:
Mon, 20th Jul 200910:32 am
Just a side note, I was not saying that you could not get pregnant in your late 30’s. My mom was 36 when I was born but she had a very hard time getting pregnant and was not able to have any more children.
allicat says:
Mon, 20th Jul 200912:16 pm
Good Advice…
However about #1 regarding children, in my opinion a child always slows you down. That is the sacrifice you make when deciding to have children it doesn’t matter how old you are and it doesn’t matter if your single or married.
NW says:
Mon, 20th Jul 20091:10 pm
Looks like they left out TATOOS……….Some of these kids are going to look really tacky at 40 with all these silly tatoos all over their body……Just plain looks tacky….
ed says:
Mon, 20th Jul 20091:13 pm
Aaaah, yes. Tattoos. A permanent reminder of a temporary feeling.
Kathy says:
Mon, 20th Jul 20092:00 pm
Oh honey I do not reqret one thing I did in my 20’s and I did all the things you said not to. By the time I was 40 my kids were grown and out of the house and I was older and not quite as stuped as I was in my 20’s and I got to travle to all those places and guess what I had more money to enjoy it and do it up right. You may say its bad but honey Im here to tell you its the only way to go. I did the tanning thing and I really do not have those wrinkles you are talking about and my skin is just fine. Oh I smoke too and I don’t even look like that lady you put up lord help. Its all fear factor just to scare people. Plus of all the people I know in my life the one’s who married their first love’s stay together they have a very low divorce rate compaired to the one’s who had sex with anyone they wanted to. So why don’t you just let people do what they want and stop trying to scare them into thinking like you do.
C Bunny says:
Mon, 20th Jul 20092:31 pm
LOL @ All the people saying they disagree with the getting married too early part. And then going on to say how they’ve been married happily for 7 months… 5 years… etc etc. I hope you’re happy still after 7 months or else you’re a moron for getting married. People usually don’t realize they got married too young until MUCH later. Once they’ve had time to reflect on all that they MAY have missed out on in their youth. Don’t get me wrong, there are plenty of happy couples out there who got married very young and have been together 25 years plus… but for eery happy couple, I’d say there is an equally unhappy couple wishing they did things differently.
charles hedbring says:
Mon, 20th Jul 20093:22 pm
Excellent list! I followed your advice, albet decades ago:
Doctorate from Columbia Univ, travelled through 52 countries, never smoked, drank in moderation, a little pot and nose candy, always a smile, never did get married, made my contribution (programsteppe.com) — and still had a whole lot of fun. Enjoy the world during youth. Enjoy your own country during later years (I’m nearly 65). I’d only add the critical importance of staying fit and slim. Makes it a lot easier to recover from injury, however defined. What a great run! ~Charles Hedbring
Alba says:
Mon, 20th Jul 20093:40 pm
Agree with all of them except the married too young one. Now I know she is saying that although you will be happily married in your 20s you’ll regret it in your 40s but I beg to differ. Although I am in my 20s and happily married, I look to history to be my guide. For centuries couples have married “early” and been quiet happy. My grandparents on both sides and my husband’s grandparents for instance. They never regretted it– a truly happy marriage helps you feel fulfilled in your own. Only recently are we starting to see a decay in marriage because people have this notion that happiness is promiscuous sex. Reality is only about 7% of marriages end in divorce. Also due to this sex= happiness culture 1 in 4 teenage girls have stds. So there. If my grandparents and generations before them were fulfilled in their partner, I know i can be too.
gmojoman13 says:
Tue, 21st Jul 20094:33 pm
Tattoos are like having interracial sex…a total lack of self – esteem and or intense gullibility.
CJ says:
Tue, 21st Jul 20094:51 pm
Love, love love the list! I agree with all of them including the marriage one which so many people are questioning. Yes, if you meet the right person at 20 then marriage is great. But most people don’t know themselves well enough to marry the right person in their 20s. And once you get married its very diffcult to take the time and go find yourself.
On side note, way more than 7% of marriages end in divorce, well at least in the US. It really is closer to 50%. Oh, and statistics dio show that the people who get married in their 30s have a lower divorce rate probably because they know themselve better. However, I’m not sure its worth it to dump Mr. or Ms. Right because you met them in your 20s. Just make sure they are the right person.
Mike says:
Tue, 21st Jul 20095:00 pm
Girls pay attention to number 10 I’m a guy and I hate tattoos. (I can’t wait till this trend is over) The majority of my guy friends don’t have tattoos and think the same as me when it comes to girls with tatts. I’m not a prude and I’m not religious. In fact I live in Hollywood and work in the music industry and I am very open minded. I just HATE tattoos. The funny thing is every girl I meet has a tattoo and they think it’s cool and love to show them off to me. All I’m thinking is she is nothing but trash. And what do we do with trash throw it out after we are done. Also pay attention to #1 too. No guy wants to raise someone else’s mistake. Usually #1 and #10 go hand and hand. I don’t know one single mom that doesn’t have a tattoo. Also girls keep your credit score (#5) good because no guy with wealth will marry a girl that is going to F__K up his credit. #7 Smoking is sick too unless it’s 420 friendly smoke.
char says:
Tue, 21st Jul 20097:06 pm
i can really disagree about the one that says don’t get married young.
i was married at 18 yrs old and stayed married for 39 yrs until my husband passed away. young marriages can and do work!
and as for travel. my late husband and i did most of our world traveling while we were in our 40’s…spending time in S.E. asia and europe and living in singapore for over 12 yrs.
vox_vertical says:
Tue, 21st Jul 20097:19 pm
you know what i think is hilarious? that people are getting pissed about the “advice” not being very good. you stupid shitheads, it’s a *joke*
okay, i love tats/piercing. i focus on the piercings, cuz you can take em out without a laser. i also have several tats. GRANTED mine aren’t usually visible, (unless i want them to be) and i think people who get neck tattoos specifically, and sleeves are retarded. i bet you would like a “real” job one day, and neck tattoos? they aren’t going to help.
heh, rose on the shoulder ain’t so bad as a rose my rather busty friend got on her cleavage. after she got it all our friends had to remind her that in 10 years that’s gonna be a loooooong stemmed rose.
Brandie says:
Thu, 23rd Jul 20091:28 am
Ok honestly who in their right mind would actually suggest “experimenting with drugs” in a forign country or any country for that matter to young adults?
As a good, honest twenty-something year old I can garenty you that I will not regret doing drugs or random people for that matter.
Their are some of us God fearing, clean, smart “youngsters” left here in America and I don’t like that someone would knowingly try to make loving things like a partner, children, and being drug and slut free sound like a curse rather than a blessing!
BB says:
Fri, 24th Jul 20099:42 pm
Brandie. Not that I disagree with your points, but are you honestly calling yourself smart with all those spelling errors? There were a few commas and a hyphen you forgot to throw in as well.
Char – that was 40+ years ago, when most people married young. In this day and age, although some young marriages will be successful, the vast majority of them are unsuccessful.
Alba – same as with Char – your grandparents got married at a time when things were much different, and that was the norm. And for the centuries before that you mention, people weren’t marrying for love, and they didn’t really have the option to split, so to say they were happy is a little ridiculous.
To all the ppl saying travel later in life – What if you don’t live long enough to see your kids off to college or retirement? It happens to plenty of ppl
ANGEL says:
Sat, 25th Jul 20099:01 am
MY HUSBAND AND I HAVE BEEN MARRIED GOING ON 24 YRS. WE HAVE A 22 YR OLD SON IN THE NAVY AND A 19 YR OLD DAUGHTER STARTING COLLEGE. WE ARE STILL IN LOVE AS IF WE WERE TEENAGERS,STILL HOLD HANDS.FIND FUN PLACES TO ***. YEE HA. AND IT JUST KEEPS GETTING BETTER. OH YA I HAVE A COUPLE TATS!.
michelle says:
Fri, 31st Jul 20093:49 pm
I agree with most of what you said- except on getting married young. I’ll be turning 40 in six years and I’ve been married for ten. I’m assuming that constitutes the ‘young’ marriage you’re talking about. My husband and I travel extensively. We party when we want to- and considering our friends who married later on and had kids right away (we still don’t have kids)- there aren’t too many parties to be had these days that don’t involve baby play groups. We do sleep with whoever we want to- interestingly enough- that’s with each other and we’re for real about it. We do take time to discover ourselves- interestingly- we’ve done it together and grown together. Shocking, I know. We’re happy. Don’t hate. It makes you sound a bit jealous.
linda says:
Wed, 5th Aug 20095:17 pm
Who do you think you are? Do you really think you have ALL the knowledge on everyone to know what they will regret? Really?! You are very arrogant to think you are so clever. Everyone is different… I wish people would stop giving advice like this. Of course MOST are aware of the dangers of tanning, smoking, and unprotected sex but all the other advice mentioned is definitly not for you to judge if it will or will not cause regret… That just isn’t for you to decide darling! Hope your articles move in a different and honest direction! *All my love -Linda
lola says:
Tue, 29th Sep 200910:05 pm
Please take out the part of the ping pong show in Thailand….why would you support such an awful industry as the sex trade in Thailand? What a sad thing for girls to be stolen from their homes, drugged, and abused for money. Please take it out of the article and issue a formal statement about it.
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