That is to say, in the US, the decimating of young women`s self-esteem is so pervasive and total, that the vast majority of young women won`t wear glasses.

This tells me more about the self-esteem problems of young American women than it does about fashion.

In Europe (including the UK, where I was last week, which has the most INCREDIBLE looking 20- and 30-something women on the planet, IMHO), you see young women with glasses everywhere. In fact it makes you realize that eye problems are much more common than a cursory view of the US population would lead you to believe. Whereas in the UK and even moreso in Continental Europe, nearly everyone who needs to wear glasses, will be found wearing glasses.

I think glasses hugely enhance an attractive women`s features. They suggest intellect, seriousness as opposed to flightiness, and call attention to the eyes and indeed the entire face.

In the US, marketing and product penetration are so pervasive in almost all facets of life, that glasses have almost become a thing of the past for people under 50. How sad.

Do you mind me asking how much money you’ve saved up?

Both wanted to end up with the same lifestyle of enjoying their families, relaxing on the beach, and fishing.

The Mexican lived that life as soon as he figured out that’s what he wanted by keeping things simple and not being materialistic. The American decided to pile on the bills and the fancy lifestyle and only do what he really wanted 2 weeks a year if that and maybe if he lived long enough and didn’t make ANY mistakes for a few years when arthritis sets in, his eyes and hearing are shot and his libido is low.

Dude, seriously you’re making the best decision of your life. Don’t get loaded down with expectations. Go down there and make as many friends as possible. Stay chill and you’ll be fine.

I hope to hear all the adventures of your travels for months to come.

Wishing you loads of memories, the confidence to stick through trials, and the most fun you’ve ever had in your life.

Kim-E

See this link:

http://money.cnn.com/…/100138820/index.htm?postversion=2007073106

Baby, you’re just lonely. I think love is the solution to all of your problems.

Jay Gatsby. Example, please?

Then again, it is important to balance the desires of the present with the needs of the future. When you come back to the States, consider a job/career that will allow you to travel for work. There are plenty of jobs out there that so-called “normal” people don’t want because such jobs will take them away from their wives and children. Until you have one or the other (or perhaps both), you have the freedom to see the world on your future employer’s dime. This may preclude you from meeting the future “Mrs. Roosh”, but I doubt it. Rather, I believe that you’ll find her wherever you are, because she will share your same passion for traveling.