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I'm bored crap of my life. Fair enough I'm reasoably healthy/wealthy etc but I'm not very happy.
I've came to a few options of what I can do.
1) Stay in status quo situation of staying at home, go to uni/go to work for next 3 years.
2) Move into Glasgow, have huge loan, stay/quit job
3) Quit Uni and move somewhere else
4) Kill myself
What would you do?
I've came to a few options of what I can do.
1) Stay in status quo situation of staying at home, go to uni/go to work for next 3 years.
2) Move into Glasgow, have huge loan, stay/quit job
3) Quit Uni and move somewhere else
4) Kill myself
What would you do?
Why not leave things as they are and change things around your work and education?
After all, as much time as these two things can consume, they do not occupy all of your spare time, do they. :)
You obviously went to University for a reason - think of all you previously went through to get there. Let alone the many thousands it's bound to have cost you.
Do you really want to throw it all away, when you could so easily wish you hadn't done so, 6-months down-the-line?
After all, as much time as these two things can consume, they do not occupy all of your spare time, do they. :)
You obviously went to University for a reason - think of all you previously went through to get there. Let alone the many thousands it's bound to have cost you.
Do you really want to throw it all away, when you could so easily wish you hadn't done so, 6-months down-the-line?
I know it sounds like moaning but it's kind of hard to change things with the position I'm in.
We'll see, just pretty naffed off.
We'll see, just pretty naffed off.
I started a new job last week. I'm feeling rather overwhelmed for the most part although it is getting easier by the day. But when I get home at night and think about it properly, I'm just really happy to be doing something interesting for a change and to perceivably be going somewhere in life.
My point? It may only be something incredibly simple like changing your job that gives you a whole new outlook on life.
EDIT : I found Uni hard going, the first two years went by quickly, the second two dragged like hell. By the end I just wanted out. But in retrospect I'm glad I stuck with it.
My point? It may only be something incredibly simple like changing your job that gives you a whole new outlook on life.
EDIT : I found Uni hard going, the first two years went by quickly, the second two dragged like hell. By the end I just wanted out. But in retrospect I'm glad I stuck with it.
If you're not happy, do something about it. Obvious I know; so not 1. Change minor bits in your life, see if they make a change, before you make a major life turning choice.
Failing that, 2. Don't do 4.
Failing that, 2. Don't do 4.
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Surely you should have some mates who go to your uni, willing for you to move in with them type of thing?
Surely you should have some mates who go to your uni, willing for you to move in with them type of thing?
Take out a 100k loan, build your self a bomb shelter and buy a life time supply of spam, what can go wrong.
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I'm bored crap of my life. Fair enough I'm reasoably healthy/wealthy etc but I'm not very happy.
I've came to a few options of what I can do.
1) Stay in status quo situation of staying at home, go to uni/go to work for next 3 years.
2) Move into Glasgow, have huge loan, stay/quit job
3) Quit Uni and move somewhere else
4) Kill myself
What would you do?
I've came to a few options of what I can do.
1) Stay in status quo situation of staying at home, go to uni/go to work for next 3 years.
2) Move into Glasgow, have huge loan, stay/quit job
3) Quit Uni and move somewhere else
4) Kill myself
What would you do?