/lit/ - Literature

>>12802721
That's cringey as fuck, he's like a coral snake signalling politely to throw him out with the trash.

I'm only going to community college right now but I have to make my money stretch pretty hard nowadays. I will be able to take a full course load, had been on probation, for the first time in three years and have been thinking a lot about what kind of degree program I want to be able to transfer into. I am torn between Biology and Journalism right now. I like the idea of studying a hard science and working outdoors studying wildlife or data in a lab but I'm not a very precise person and I am very bad at math. I really like the idea of learning new exciting things and making a living out of sharing that knowledge but I have epilepsy which causes me to have very poor short term memory sometimes which I worry some people would say compromises my own ability to fully understand a situation which is pretty counter intuitive to being a journalist. Sciences pay better and is probably more of a secure industry but I don't feel like I have a clear goal or position to strive for with that. Journalism seems to just tug at some part of me. Both careers would allow me to keep educating myself through my whole life and work outdoors which is all that's really important to me in the end. I think I might post this on /adv/ whenever I'm stressed I just try to get as many different opinions as possible, I'd canvas the streets with this if I didn't think it would piss of my neighbors.

>>5889611
>>5889622
>You are supposed to read them after you read the book
THEN WHY NOT JUST WRITE THEM AS AFTERWORDS
IT MAKES SO MUCH MORE SENSE