okay but what if
By red_nuts
instead of mustard and ketchup, we replace it with some inside joke like "jonah, or mitch?" (but funnier) and then we get the whole squad laughing and everyone applauds and then we get gold medals and free anal beads from jerry springer
- Published February 25, 2020, 00:41
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skootRus
@scottishunicorn indeed, i know what direction to take my life in now@Athena97 thanks! ill keep it in mind
Athena97
I remember feeling pretty much exactly like that, too! I don't have much advice about school because I don't know how American schools work, but once you get to the point where you can choose what to learn about/classes to take, don't sign up for anything you don't need or find tedious, this will help you find what you are really interested in and perhaps lead you where you want to go career-wise. And definitely focus on learning to drive!scottishunicorn
I have the best advicejust-
be a leaf
that's all.
Pop
@FenderBender that's okay! ;pskootRus
@poppliotube @Rosesofink ty guys :0i think im okay with keeping my thoughts to myself, but i appriciate the offers
i promise im not getting ahead of myself lmao
just thinkin is all
Pop
Growing up is not an easy task, and neither is managing lifeBeing human is sometimes a good thing, and sometimes a bad thing
When you grow up your experiences make you who you are, no matter how small
Along with that comes the hardships and bad times, but that's what makes us human
I used to wanna go and be away from my mom to be an adult, but it eventually hit me, how am I gonna get anywhere? I'm saving up money in a savings account for the future to make sure If I have any hard times I can get through them. Try getting a savings account? It seems small, but it'll help later in life; Friends will probably change as you get older too, everyone has other things they wanna do as an adult and that's okay; Remember that I'm open to talk to you, and hope you can grasp this hard situation;
Safe Regards, Poppliotube
Rosesofink
and trust me, if you want to have some security of a childhood blanket, keep in contact with your parents. You are forever a child to them = =;Rosesofink
If you wanna talk to someone about it I'll happily listen!But it's apart of growing up and yeah it totally sucks but in short adulthood is basically:
You can eat icecream for every meal
But you have to pay for it
You get a lot of responsibility at a rapid rate and it can be hard to adjust but you have to keep yourself up about it, even if it gets sucky.
If you're not a junior/senior in high school yet then don't worry about college just yet and focus on studying for a drivers ed test/drivers permit. It's a lot of freedom as a teen to be able to drive to town by yourself after completing your hours with a guardian accompanying you. It also totally means they'll ask you to do chores via driving but it's worth the responsibility given.
Just take it in small steps and focus on one subject at a time. Driving should be first, then find a major you like and find a college with that major and conditions you'd prefer (alongside location) and what their student life is like. Once you're accepted into one prepare a list of stuff to take with you and so on from there.
If you don't have a drivers license yet, don't worry about all this big brain adult stuff. Just focus on getting out of hell I mean school with passing grades and hopefully above 2.0 GPA.