I have friends that have done business management courses and are baffled as to why i spend so much time at home studying. Some family members also seem to think that I'm avoiding them, even if i explained several times that it's a massive work load + that i work 20 hours a week doesn't help at all in giving me more social time.
I had no idea how much joy and relief I would feel when I finally graduated and got a job. After living in poverty, constantly worrying about rent, crashing on friends couches, and working myself to death for the last 6 and a half years, I’m finally done and now I’m crying and yelling and laughing with joy.
I applied for university and was accepted for this fall semester. I told my parents my plan would be to move in and live in the dorms at my school. ever since then, my dad started telling me about this great idea he had to "go back to school" and get his bachelor's. I wanted to support him and told him it was a great idea.
Classes just started for a lot of us and unfortunately for me, some of my professors decided to not use canvas, which is a free site that our college requires professors to use for things such as homework and tests if youre online as well as posting other material.
I forgot to log out of the campus VPN and used it to watch porn for like 10 minutes. That account is linked to my student ID and everything
I go to the dining hall alone a decent amount, when my roommates schedule and mine don’t line up, and I think about asking others who are there alone to sit with them but end up deciding not to. Would you think it is weird, especially girls, (I’m a guy) if a random person asked to sit with you? And how would you feel about it?