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Is it bad for a 20 year old Muslim college guy to enjoy cartoons play video games and not have a summer job?
No
Is it bad for a Muslim 20 year old college guy to enjoy cartoons play video games and not have a summer job?
Of course not silly nilly
Is it morally wrong for a 20 year old Muslim college guy to enjoy cartoons play video games and not have a summer job?
I dont think that its wrong at all :)
Is it really bad for a 20 year old Muslim college guy to enjoy cartoons play video games and not have a summer job?
Of course not, most students are lazy people anyway
Is it absolutely a bad thing for a 20 year old Muslim college guy to enjoy cartoons play video games and never have a summer job?
None of it is absolutely bad. It is more important to wonder about what is healthy. If the guy happens to come from a wealthy enough family that summer jobs are not necessary, that is one thing. But even so, such guys can develop a sense of entitlement, an attitude that the family members who generated the wealth almost certainly did not have. It's all a matter of balance.
Is it wrong for a 20 year old Muslim guy to enjoy cartoons and not have a summer job?
its strange but i suppose but i wouldnt use the word "wrong".
Is it absolutely mandatory for every college and university student to get summer jobs?
No, it's not mandatory. But if you want to get some $ then you should get a job. It depends on your age.
A sentence using absolutely?
" We will absolutely go to <country> this summer " said the women to her children
When does college students get out for summer?
Just about every college should be out for the summer in August, but it may vary in some colleges?
Do wildflower grow in Alaska's short summer?
Absolutely. In a wild and beautiful array.
Is it absolutely mandated for all university students to find summer jobs in general?
No.
Is it absolutely obligatory for university students to find summer jobs during summer break?
Of course not. If you can afford not to, then you don't need to work.
