>>332044
>If you stick with your chosen career path, you may have to accept just focusing on your studies and getting decent work for a number of years, and then worry about finding a wife after you are more established.
the problem with this is that the demographic situation grows worse year by year thus the pool of marriage material white women(which is already tiny) shrinks.
not to mention that I will be older and thus younger women wouldn't want nothing to do with me and thus I will only have women who are old and have failed in their life, former whores and single mothers, none of which I would ever want so at that point I would just be single since the options here are utter garbage as it is.
>How hard would it be to base yourself out of another country once you start the merchant marine work?
pretty hard since I would depend on the romanian state for continued accreditation of my credentials as those without their government's conditional approval cannot sail, you cannot be a stateless person and work on a ship.
>The other option is you try to get out of Romania and get to another country where you have better education/career/dating options.
as shit as romania's education system and the country's own reputation is, the universities are considered european due to being a EU member country and thus making it equal in the eyes of other countries, or atleast legally should be.
I am almost certain I can get free university here and also a student stipend for getting good grades.
As for dating I do not know, I don't share anything with women of my age and neither they with me at best the interest would be sexual in nature but I am not the most visually appealing person so why go with me if that is what they care about? same with status, my status here sucks since being intelligent is frowned down upon as you are seen as an "ungrateful up and comer who doesn't know his place".
>This would probably be riskier than your current path, and I don't know how difficult/expensive it would be, but I strongly suggest you look into it.
If I cannot sail after I finish this uni is when I will try to get a job abroad because FUCK me if I am gonna be staying here any more than is necesary.
Not to mention that I will be unemployed when I graduate if I don't get hired in the merchant navy.
As for difficulty and price the pros for studying abroad are minor atleast in my view, not even accounting for the cons.
>You already speak English, so you could consider the Anglosphere options.
lol, why? I likely can't get a scholarship since I am a white guy and the housing costs would also be insane.