HarsinVol
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Not to mention his list of demands to attend school:
-Doesn't have to show for 1st block
-Has a tutor (aka a person who does the work)
-Allowed to use his phone at any part of the day to keep his social media active
That's just the list of demands he had that were on the table. There is o telling what Powell gave him under the table to enroll.
I have 3 sons (ages 23, 21, and 19). Their mother and I have been married for 25 years and have raised them with the same morals and beliefs on relationships that we possess. One of my sons (the youngest) has been in a 2 year relationship and is engaged. The other 2 and the friends that they have with the same belief system, have soured on the idea because of what they see around them everyday. The causal attitudes of other young people around them towards sex. Things like Tinder and TikTok. The numerous girls on campus that have slept with most of their acquaintances and tried to do the same with them. Not all kids are this callous, but the numbers appear to be greater than the one's with some self respect and moral fortitude in this generation. These are just a few of my personal observations from kids growing up in the suburbs today.
Not judging. I agree that technology is partly to blame. I honestly don't know how crazy things might have been in the 90's if all you had to do was swipe right to hook up.I think it’s been that way for years; however, social media heightens the along with society’s acceptance for the behavior.
I see what you are saying and I agree with morals and self respect, but kids slept around back in 90s when I was @ UT, and it occurred back in the 70s and 80s.
While I am a different person now, I made many mistakes as a kid, including college, so I try not to judge others (not saying you are).
I’m not saying we shouldn’t / wouldn’t take or pursue him but any kid who attends multiple high schools is a red flag in recruiting. If they had to move for family that’s different but that doesn’t appear to be the case.
Also Jimbo ain’t the guy to keep him in line. Just look at the sh*tshow he left at FSU.
He goes to who pays the most, simple
Out of curiosity - what other red flags have you heard of if you don’t mind sharing? Regardless if we get him or not, there seems to be a lot of smoke regarding red flags with Nolen.
It’s funny how we’re all raised differently. My dad was the “you gotta test drive a car before you buy it” kind of guy. Told me I didn’t know what I was missing if I never looked around.. so I did. I don’t regret anything I’ve done. In a happy relationship for three years now. If I hadn’t gotten around before her, then I’d be wondering what it was like with someone else while with her. Sounds awful, but it’s exactly how I thought with my first girlfriend in high school.I have 3 sons (ages 23, 21, and 19). Their mother and I have been married for 25 years and have raised them with the same morals and beliefs on relationships that we possess. One of my sons (the youngest) has been in a 2 year relationship and is engaged. The other 2 and the friends that they have with the same belief system, have soured on the idea because of what they see around them everyday. The causal attitudes of other young people around them towards sex. Things like Tinder and TikTok. The numerous girls on campus that have slept with most of their acquaintances and tried to do the same with them. Not all kids are this callous, but the numbers appear to be greater than the one's with some self respect and moral fortitude in this generation. These are just a few of my personal observations from kids growing up in the suburbs today.
I’m not saying we shouldn’t / wouldn’t take or pursue him (he looks like a game changer) but any kid who attends multiple high schools is a red flag in recruiting. If they had to move for family that’s different but that doesn’t appear to be the case.
Also Jimbo ain’t the guy to keep him in line. Just look at the sh*tshow he left at FSU.
It’s funny how we’re all raised differently. My dad was the “you gotta test drive a car before you buy it” kind of guy. Told me I didn’t know what I was missing if I never looked around.. so I did. I don’t regret anything I’ve done. In a happy relationship for three years now. If I hadn’t gotten around before her, then I’d be wondering what it was like with someone else while with her. Sounds awful, but it’s exactly how I thought with my first girlfriend in high school.
My dad had the same philosophy, but it had to do with premarital sex. I was still taught to respect women, and part of the experience was getting to know a woman as a person. My wife definitely wasn't the first woman I was ever with, but I spent time getting to know just about every woman in which there was mutual interest. Those experiences helped me be a better companion in all aspects. Most kids today don't even know how to communicate in person. There isn't much "chase" anymore when pursuing a love interest. It's a lot of have sex first and get to know you later.It’s funny how we’re all raised differently. My dad was the “you gotta test drive a car before you buy it” kind of guy. Told me I didn’t know what I was missing if I never looked around.. so I did. I don’t regret anything I’ve done. In a happy relationship for three years now. If I hadn’t gotten around before her, then I’d be wondering what it was like with someone else while with her. Sounds awful, but it’s exactly how I thought with my first girlfriend in high school.