Just kidding. It's not a problem at all.
You were one of the two staff members that were online according to the forum, then two Ninja-Mods appeared out of the blue like their sixth sense was tingling.
That's great! Good to hear it went well.
A lot of students are always so extremely nervous and afraid they might fail. I'm glad I don't have to go through that anymore. xD
Oh wow. I don't blame you for quitting. I would have done the same.
This has been my only experience with a real job as well. I'm actually still considered an intern until they can convert me over (paid like an intern too :/).
At least you're getting paid! Not all internships are, really.
I'm 21 , though. So I'm expected to have a 'real' job.
But life took a few strange turns for me, I guess.
That being said, I have little to no financial problems, so.
Ah, surely they'll convert it soon enough. If the higher-ups are friendly with you.
'Cause there are plenty of business that'll use you if they can.
Who doesn't want a motivated, hard worker for a lower salary, right?
I still want to go back to school some day, though. But it's a bit hard for me at the moment.
I know, I know.
It's mainly some problems I have offline at the moment, mainly that I've been struggling with a depression for quite a few years now - and I've already fucked up three years of school that way.
I'm afraid that if I try again now, I'll just quit halfway again.
That's another heap of money thrown away.
I'm sorry. :[ I hope everything turns out alright. I learned that talking about it with someone helped a lot (I talked to one of my school's counselors a couple of times).
I actually had a hard time finishing, myself. I had to retake them and ended up taking a summer and an extra semester. So, I know what you mean.
I've been to psychiatrists, two of them literally told me they have no idea how to help me.
But I'm also a much too sober person, the way I think. Talking doesn't solve anything. Talking doesn't undo the things I've been trough.
I'll always be depressed, I just need to find a way to live with it. Deal with it. Try to find joy in things again.
But, yeah, it's a long road to walk - one I've already walked quite a bit. And in that journey, I learned a lot about myself and the world.
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