[Aaron]

Good God!!!!!

Im a single guy here...no women or children to worry about.

I come from a traditional background....conservative, church going parents.

I started looking at returning to school to better myself.

Good God......there seems to be just about any kind of help for unwed mothers, divorce women with children, and even divorced men with children.....but nothing for a single man.

No wonder our divorce rate is up...there are to many programs to help people that can not abide by the laws of marriage......gee whiz...are not we promoting something here!!!

Maybe there are some...I have only scratched the surface.

Not trying to rant or anything....it is what it is......

Just though I would post it....and she what everyones experiences are...

 

[Beaux]

My experience is that if you are a single, god fearing, heterosexual, conservative male that the only thing out there for you is the back of the line....unless its the line to proclaim that you are the devil incarnate. In that case we have VIP status. You dont have race to fall back on. You dont have any perceived discrimination to fall back on. You dont have sexism to fall back on. You are the cause of the effect and thus are not entitled to help other than the kind that would get you to understand that you should feel guilty enough to only seek to better other people and never look out for yourself.

So put your hopes down and do whats right....worry about other people and give whatever you can to get them where they SHOULD be....because its all your fault. From the "haves" to the "have nots". Enjoy.

I write that because yes, I do believe that one feeds the others and offers a bit of an incentive. Much like welfare and various other ridiculous abused "programs".

I think you would be better off looking for a "transgender recovering dope addict on welfare with 7 kids and living in a prostitute recovery home that dispenses housing advice and methadone" school grant

Any chance you are willing to make a change to gain the required experience? We want the best and the brightest so.....

 

[Chris R]

I recently started going back to school full time at age 38 and noticed the same thing. Although, I did get a little bit covered from grants. Every little bit helps I guess.

 

[66sc]

30 years ago when I had nothing I couldn't get grants that amounted to anything. I'll guess things are much the same now.

If you have sufficient disposable income to afford a classic car, whether you're an unwed mother or a single guy, you don't need grants.

 

[Aaron]

30 years ago when I had nothing I couldn't get grants that amounted to anything. I'll guess things are much the same now.

If you have sufficient disposable income to afford a classic car, whether you're an unwed mother or a single guy, you don't need grants.

Very true Kevin.

However concerning the car.....I have had it since age 14....it was my first car that my dad sold me for $1.00....