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FireoftheStorm
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15 Mar 2013, 11:27 am

I'd like to know how and when "what do you want to do with your life" comes into play.

Seeing as how I'm headed towards an Environmental Energy/Aerospace Design form of Engineering, and I am more Service, art, music, and outdoors oriented in interests - I'd like to know. Half of my standards in dating orient around "would they be okay with the kind of lifestyle I want."

Imagine a piper coming into town, fixing, inventing, and playing his tune. Few would want a family style like that.
Or a place that was a mix of a Art community, an Ecovillage, and NASA. Few would want that.


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15 Mar 2013, 11:31 am

Think of how likely that lifestyle is going to be, and also that the two of you could have many years together before that even comes into fruition. A few years is a lot of time for a person to reconsider what they think about life and their lifestyle - you and her. :)



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15 Mar 2013, 3:33 pm

I heard environmental engineering is the most depressing field of engineering. Its really a part of civil engineering where you figure out hom much you can get away with. :twisted: Which is the cynical view of all engineering.



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15 Mar 2013, 3:38 pm

FireoftheStorm wrote:
Imagine a piper coming into town, fixing, inventing, and playing his tune. Few would want a family style like that.
Or a place that was a mix of a Art community, an Ecovillage, and NASA. Few would want that.


Ever been to Huntsville? It's got a good mix of arts scene, alternative sort of stuff, and Marshall Space Flight center..



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15 Mar 2013, 4:01 pm

TornadoEvil wrote:
I heard environmental engineering is the most depressing field of engineering. Its really a part of civil engineering where you figure out hom much you can get away with. :twisted: Which is the cynical view of all engineering.


It certainly can be disheartening to see what many companies think of environmental regulations lol



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15 Mar 2013, 9:25 pm

Environmental Energy would fall under the "green energy" spectrum and thus be a good rout through witch to invent.
@JanuaryMan - You're right. I suppose that I'm just worried about having long relationships be broken up. Or creating feelings of holding each other back (as with my folks - one's an Engineer cityguy, the other a Biologist farmgirl)


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