Late-night

[uplift17]

I don't know what I want. In any sense. :(

Is this a usual post-graduation sort of thing? I can't really tell. And how does one decide? (non-rhetorical!)

Bleh. I doubt there's an easy answer. My guess is the way that most people do it, and the way that I will do it, is to arbitrarily choose a path and go down it. That there is no easy sign, no

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[reimaru]

I think I know what you mean. I was the same, trying to decide which master-programme to choose. I let the decision-making drag on until the end and am still not sure it was "the right thing to do". But on the other hand I'm pretty sure "the right thing" doesn't even exist, it's what we make of it. (Which doesn't mean we can't be scared or insecure. At least that's what I'm trying to tell myself ;D)
No decision lasts forever and we can always start anew, if something goes wrong. Choose what appeals most to your present now and do your best :D
♥

[astarel7]

truth

And I'll let you know; even when you choose a path, the anxiety doesn't go away. At least not for me lol. Just go with it and don't dwell like I do! X3 You'll be great at whatever you do, Brendan.

[akatsuki_2007]

If it makes you feel any better, I'm kind of in the same boat. I did my degree because it interested me, rather than because of the career paths it would open up for me.

I've kind of arbitarily decided that I could go into a path where I help other people get interested in the things that interest me... But at the moment, I just really want to get work! XD Just don't stress this too much, as while the decision-making won't get easier, you will learn more about yourself and what you want. I'm sure you'll do great. :)