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Pfroggy1
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STATUS: I'm finally getting overdue help for my mental health. This year has been a roller coaster: coworker stole money, lost an aunt, went back to school/been struggling there, and it all hit me this week. 2 yrs ago
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I'm finally getting overdue help for my mental health. This year has been a roller coaster: coworker stole money, lost an aunt, went back to school/been struggling there, and it all hit me this week.
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2 yrs ago
Hopefully the holiday season will be good to me. I'm in the process of getting some stolen money back from an ex colleague.
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2 yrs ago
Freudian slip of epic proportions. Talking about the penal code and I said another word. Grateful my colleague didn't catch it. I recognized what I said was wrong, but they were oblivious.
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3 yrs ago
Well I am coming back! Needed some time off to deal with a job I didn’t like anymore. Yesterday was my last shift, and I am transferring to a new location where hopefully I’m treated better.
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I’m probably leaving the site for good this time. RPG it’s been fun! Goodbye.
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This is pretty accurate because I'm a fairly moderate person that tends to lean to the left on a lot of issues, but I can be fairly conservative too.
In many ways I'm a political oddball because I only register with a party during the presidential cycle then I go right back to being an independent after my state's primary.
I just think it's best to think for yourself as a voter than listen to a party that tells you how to vote.
Let me tell you, I like a great deal of what the democrats stand for as a party, but when it comes to the hotbed issues like abortion and same-sex marriage, I side with the republicans.
Yeah, I'm interesting politically.
I lied. I am bumping.
Last bump I swear.
Contrary to popular belief, if you go to a community college and transfer after one year, the next college will take everything as an elective or a certain major requirement.
I did it for one year much to the dismay of a professor (who was once busted 15 years ago for pot possession) and the president of my college. Hate these people, told me I'd fail if I transferred before finishing at that college.
A-holes didn't know me. I have like a 3.65+ GPA and I have a great scholarship for next year.
Real tips now:
-Surround yourself with like minded people (didn't really have like minded people at my first college)
-join a club/organization your interested in (I did a few, one I had to leave for personal reasons and due to scheduling conflicts. But for the most part I loved it all)
-If your religious, join a religious group of fellow believers (I didn't have one at my last college. Funny story, the Christian group at my old college essentially shunned me after I went to see the Pope in Philadelphia last September. These groups are life savers)
-Do not take hard math, take an easy math course (unless your a math major)
-Take in speakers every college has a great speaker series once a year or a constant stream of good speakers. (I saw Kari Byron from the Mythbusters last year, the guy that sang She Blinded Me with Science, and Bill Nye the Science Guy)
-Stay up late
-Your parents can be a big support system (don't hesitate to call them)
-If possible live at home (i did and it saved me a fortune)
-If your at a public university, try to socialize with people
-If your in a political science class, good luck. People are very opinionated in those classes.
anyway, I wish you luck friend.
I did it for one year much to the dismay of a professor (who was once busted 15 years ago for pot possession) and the president of my college. Hate these people, told me I'd fail if I transferred before finishing at that college.
A-holes didn't know me. I have like a 3.65+ GPA and I have a great scholarship for next year.
Real tips now:
-Surround yourself with like minded people (didn't really have like minded people at my first college)
-join a club/organization your interested in (I did a few, one I had to leave for personal reasons and due to scheduling conflicts. But for the most part I loved it all)
-If your religious, join a religious group of fellow believers (I didn't have one at my last college. Funny story, the Christian group at my old college essentially shunned me after I went to see the Pope in Philadelphia last September. These groups are life savers)
-Do not take hard math, take an easy math course (unless your a math major)
-Take in speakers every college has a great speaker series once a year or a constant stream of good speakers. (I saw Kari Byron from the Mythbusters last year, the guy that sang She Blinded Me with Science, and Bill Nye the Science Guy)
-Stay up late
-Your parents can be a big support system (don't hesitate to call them)
-If possible live at home (i did and it saved me a fortune)
-If your at a public university, try to socialize with people
-If your in a political science class, good luck. People are very opinionated in those classes.
anyway, I wish you luck friend.
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