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I know Chase talks about how he lived in Washington DC after college and Franco has always been in San Diego.
It does seem like to me that after college and before full adulthood, there is this unique period of exploration we can write about. On one hand you don't have the same circumstances as college but on the other, people in the 22-30 age range do seem to be significantly more open to fun experiences and enjoying their last bits of youth compared to most people over 30 who are all about family, being "adults", and taking it slow.
While you look around online anywhere else and search for life after college on google, there is a load of crap about how much it sucks and how tough it is to meet people (neither issues I have had as of late) but I feel like this is a special time these days we can all be making the most out of.
I am actually thinking about starting a blog that talks about this sort of stuff.
So what piece of advice would Chase and Franco give to recent college graduates who are approaching this unique time of life?
It does seem like to me that after college and before full adulthood, there is this unique period of exploration we can write about. On one hand you don't have the same circumstances as college but on the other, people in the 22-30 age range do seem to be significantly more open to fun experiences and enjoying their last bits of youth compared to most people over 30 who are all about family, being "adults", and taking it slow.
While you look around online anywhere else and search for life after college on google, there is a load of crap about how much it sucks and how tough it is to meet people (neither issues I have had as of late) but I feel like this is a special time these days we can all be making the most out of.
I am actually thinking about starting a blog that talks about this sort of stuff.
So what piece of advice would Chase and Franco give to recent college graduates who are approaching this unique time of life?
