Alright. So it's my second year at college. It's a really expensive, hot stuff kind of school. Anyways, I'm a sophomore, and I MAY or MAY NOT continue on with college. I'm a very indecisive person, so I will apply to another college (one that's like five minutes away from here, and much less expensive) if I decide to try it for a bit.
Buuut.... ugh, I don't want to be in college. One of the big reasons why I chose this college was to get away from my family and be independent, which, I could have chosen a much less cheaper way of leaving home. I have to be blunt, but I've been failing half of my classes (I'll soon drop one because I just don't see myself liking it). It's been two years, and so there's been ample time for me to get my **** together. And, I haven't. And I don't like studying. I dislike college life. So, it's smart of me to think of dropping out, because maybe college isn't right for me right now. And, you know, whatever people say or think about my decisions none of their business. I don't care if mom calls me a lazy *****; that's her problem, and she'd be saying that anyways.
So, while I am here, I'll try and get what I can out of it. I have some interest in theatre and psychology. I'll do that. And, even if I don't attend college in the future, just attending classes and prioritizing / doing work will make me less depressed about myself, and hopefully will help me gain some responsibility practice. So, positive things that I can take away from this. I got this.