>>33625404
>Should I just focus on losing weight and getting into shape?
YES DUMBASS. Have you consumed so much Hollywood slop that you think people have become less judgmental? If anything, people are even more critical of your physical stature today than in years past. Ever heard of the term "looksmaxxing?", why do you think everyone our age are working out every day and the proliferation of healthier lifestyle and diet?
>I am stuck here with my 240lbs fatass
>I'm a diagnosed autist
>Should I even bother at my age?
no you are just a retarded faggot pussy. If you don't have self-control enough to not stuff your face with food, why would anyone want to do anything with you? What could you possibly offer someone to better their life?
>I really want to go again but I felt really out of place.
yeah because everyone else is operating at their peak efficiency and you are barely making it awake in the morning. Pathetic truly. The sad part is everyone knows this and sees you- but you can't understand that. You have to work on yourself first.
>Most of the guys who were there looked like your typical frat bros
they are just guys who are living life trying to achieve their best in everything they do. You? A whining complainer- who cries it is everyone else who is wrong instead of yourself. Take off all your clothes and look at yourself in the mirror for once. Really look at yourself and ask what could anyone possibly want anything to do with you? You would just be a drag to their life. Get your shit together.

stay mad jews!!

cope!!

u too niggers!!

>>512503882
>zooms even care about getting into a good college
in the United States of America, the formal "university" disintegrated around the 1980's due to leadership corruption. The Marxists came in and started teaching their twisted ideology.
>tuition scams
This was centered around tuition hike scam (quality of education or teaching did not increase), which was also related to gov ernment financial aid and loan backing. It means that the costs for an average American to attend had increased dramatically, but inversely saw preferential treatment for "low-income" or "minority" applicants as well as international students because they could pay more.
>acceptance rate scam and DEI
university in the USA had always been a sort of gatekeeping institution for the elite strata of society- but in the past, even average Americans were able to attend as students rather easily. But in the 1980s did acceptance fraud and bribery become more rampant. If you were part of the financier clubs, it was a guarantee you would become accepted as a student, not on merit- but due to bribery. It did not matter if you got accepted to this prestigious university or not. It soiled the name of all Ivy League schools in the USA. They also let in students to improve their ethnic numbers. (If you were Asian, and were only represented as 2% of the school population, it was a guarantee acceptance- that's why most colleges now have a sizeable Asian student populace).
>adult daycare
United States colleges were always sort of a daycare for young adults. Mostly trust-fund children of wealthy business class or old-money type of families. Today, it is more a place to network socially with other like-minded people and have a chance at joining their secret societies or clubs/fraternities. A humiliation ritual to be accepted. (Hence OP frat video). It's not like other nations where they continued with the true purpose of universities from the 1950s- to achieve greater progression of human education.

>>512507911
>>512508406
>Or is it just another adult daycare?
in the United States of America, the formal "university" disintegrated around the 1980's due to leadership corruption.
>tuition scams
This was centered around tuition hike scam (quality of education or teaching did not increase), which was also related to gov ernment financial aid and loan backing. It means that the costs for an average American to attend had increased dramatically, but saw preferential treatment for "low-income" or "minority" applicants as well as international students because they could pay the school more.
>acceptance rate scam and DEI
university in the USA had always been a sort of gatekeeping institution for the elite strata of society- but atleast in the past, even average Americans were able to attend and become accepted as students rather easily. But in the 1980s did acceptance fraud and bribery become more rampant. If you were part of the financier clubs of that university, it was a guarantee you would become accepted as a student, not on merit and skills- but due to bribery. So now, it did not matter if you got accepted to this prestigious university or not. It soiled the name of all Ivy League schools in the USA. They also let in students to improve their ethnic numbers. (If you were Asian, and were only represented as 2% of the school population, it was a guarantee acceptance- that's why most colleges now have a sizeable Asian student populace).
>adult daycare
United States colleges were always sort of a daycare for young adults. Mostly trust-fund children of wealthy business class or old-money type of families. Today, it is more a place to network socially with other like-minded people and have a chance at joining their secret societies or clubs/fraternities. A humiliation ritual to be accepted. (Hence OP frat video). It's not like other nations where they continued with the true purpose of universities from the 1950s- to achieve greater progression of human education.

>>512491790
>>512494435
>they rejected me in HS
a cuck too. Sad times there Alexandru, pathetic.

>>212077274
>Mads Mikkelsen

>>149209312
ucla