and my college friends kind of do the thing people in high school did too, but in a different way. like i would say "i had to take statistics and spanish at the same time and it sucked" and they'd be like "oh, i took statistics, had a job, took spanish and calculus and physics, volunteered for cancer research, directed and starred in a movie, won an olympic gold medal, and single-handedly defeated godzilla and saved japan, and i felt like i was so inactive all semester you know ://///" and i'm like...oh
I literally HATE when people do that. Everyone handles certain workloads differently, not everyone works the same way. Originally I decided to actually take more than 4 classes (what's considered full-time) because of peer pressure but ended up feeling comfortable with it enough to want to add one more class. No way in hell will I actually stick with 6, even if people hounded me for it. I would be exhausted and it seems kind of impossible to me esp if I start working again??? This semester is by far my most miserable
I was actually going to ask if you were planning to work in the music industry lol
What year are you?
I've been wanting to ever since I was younger but pessimism always gets the best of me and the more I get older the more I think "It's not gonna happen maybe I should try something else"
I'm in my second year
