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[cldt]

for a little over a week now, i've been contemplating the idea of dropping out of school. today was the first time i told anyone(jennifer) about this. constantly being unmotivated and reluctant has built up more self-loathing than i think i'm willing to tolerate to get a diploma. also my living environment, more specifically, the prospect of having

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[adamtheamazing]

I know I'm not really qualified to give you advice on your life (would anyone be?), but I thought I'd mention a couple of things

Some questions

[adamtheamazing]

What is it, specifically, about being in an uninteresting course that's unpleasant? What tasks are taking up your time?

If you decided to just sit down and do it, instead of thinking about the general unpleasantness, would it still be a significant hardship?

[4abudabit]

As a 2 time college drop out, I recommend you stay. It is really depressing when you feel you are further behind than you should be and also it is so difficult to start school again.

Although I'm now making good money for my age, I would be twice as far if I hadn't dropped out of school. It still bugs me even though I found a good job. So why don't you find other college students and get an apartment? You don't have to live with your grandfather.

And Adam is right, the service industry STINKS and career jobs are great. It's not just a money issue, there are just so many reasons.

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[lpm_lpm]

from the time i know you till now, i always think that you will some day be different and have bright prospects. i firmly believe that,and i wait for that day to come all the time. whatever you do, i will support you. should my expectancy turn out to be nothing but a vain hope, my disappointment will be no less than your mom's.

[anonymous]

hey, remember Stella? she is looking for a room mate out side school too, why not live with her, so that you can have a good time without your grandpa. I think there must be a better way than to drop. see my grammar suck? I no thinking dropping out!