/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>7673183
>>7673270
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Regarding the job/college thing, please find something that your passionate about and discover something exciting that interests you. You will get bored after a while if you're working for the same company or if you're stuck in the same position or routine. You'll realize that there are plenty of opportunities to work for other companies and you always have some freedom if you want to change your career as well.

So, anon. Don't go through with it. If you TRULY wanted to end your life, you would not be sharing your feelings and basically asking for help. You'll regret it so much. I was very lonely for a long time and when I graduated HS two months ago I was astounded at how many people who were in my classes (people who I had occasionally chatted with - not really friends) who had told me that they really liked me and thought I was a great person. Many people think highly of you, anon. If you were to die I'm sure many people would be very upset, even if you don't realize it.

Please schedule an appointment with a therapist or counselor, if you haven't already. If you don't feel like they're helping, try another one. They are a huge help and they will give you resources and will point you in the right direction. If you like, if you need it, I can also give you my e-mail if you need any more help.

Good luck anon. You WILL get through this.

>>7645367
I dunno either, to be honest (my uni has a decent engineering program, nothing special). To be honest, I think she'd be fine either way. She's very social and she can make friends pretty easy. I was talking with my mother about it and she thinks it might hurt my friend than help her. She's already changed her major more than once already so I don't expect her to stay in engineering tbh.

>>7645372
Both of us are a semester ahead because we took some community college courses in high school, so she IS taking organic chemistry and stuff this semester. She's pretty smart and social anyways, so I think she'd be fine regardless of the housing situation she was in. She's already changed her major a few times already, honestly, so I'd be shocked if she actually stays in the engineering school.

All freshmen are required to live-on campus, but I have a good engineering friend who had to live off-campus for medical reasons and he did just fine. The housing department was really pissed at him, but his family basically said, "fuck you people" and he got what he wanted. What makes me angry is that the housing department fed my friend this line of "It'll wreck your future!!" shit and she believes them. But I have to respect her decision. I'm not mad at her because she's my friend, but I'm just mad at the university for not fucking telling us five months ago.

Thanks anons. I feel little bit better about this whole situation. Universities are fucking stupid.