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i think i'm at that point...where i'm sick of my job, sick of school, sick of my surroundings, just plain sick of it all. has anyone else ever felt like this? i just don't want to go through the motions of finishing college, get a job, and then work my life away. i mean all that would be fine...i just want to live a little first. do something drastic. hope a plane to a foreign country and live there for awhile or something. anything. i'm just sick of my boring life. bleh. i don't know....share your stories of similar angst.. |
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take a year off. it's great. travel. |
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Go to former soviet republics, like Ukraine. Very cheep and hawt wimmins. |
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alcohol is the asnwer to your problems. j/k: take atleast 2 or 3 weeks off to go some where in europe or south america. travel helps alot |
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take 3 years off |
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if you are a hot woman, come visit me. |
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I dunno, a lot of people I know who did the whole "go travelling, discover myself, do some poxxy odd jobs for a few years" thing don't seem to of benefited from it. They seem bitter when the money runs out and due to a lack of skills, experience and qualifications end up having to do more gash jobs to get cash together for the next bout of travelling/partying/whatever. Sure, money/comfort isn't the be all and end all of life, not by a long way, but it'd suck to be 30 and not have any sort of pension/savings/mortage paid and be working in another "for the next couple of months" job. I got fed up of college during my second year, but I realised the practicalites of throwing in the towel. I'd still have the debt associated with a degree, but without any of the benefits of the qualificationSo, I opted to take a years placement (it was optional) and worked for about 18 months, getting experience, living in a new city and managing to pay off some of my debt, as well as buy some new toys. What are your hobbies/interests? Any chance you could switch your course to that and keep your existing credit? How about taking a part time job/volunteering in an area that interests you? |
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my life just fell onto a railway. Slightly faster pace than last month, where i was just kind of sinking |
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yeah, my original intent was a kind of "fuck it all" attitude to leave and never come back but i've thought about it and that's not the best idea. i think just a year or two off would be best. i'm really interested in photography and have thought about studying that. even if i do that i would still want to transfer out of state. but that would be a life plan i could live with....get to travel a lot (depending on my career i guess) and have constantly different experiences. |
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yeah. travel, but don't do "oh, i want to find my soul! oh, i feel like i've lost myself." travel, meet people and make music with them! |
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actually that's exactly what i want to do....the first part that is. |
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Check with your college, you may be able to put your degree "on hold" for couple of years- you can come back and continue where you left off. Maybe do a short course in photography elsewhere in the interim? |
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