If you're easily stressed, you don't want to work at a video game company. The amount of stress that is pushed on you, especially when nearing a deadline, would be enormous.sheogoraththemad said:I just go, with the flow.
but at some point I want to start a game company or work at one.
but I always try to be laid back because I easily get stressed.
Just out of interest, where are you hoping to study? And good luck, by the wayMissPixxie said:Currently, I am sat underneath the front door, waiting for the post. I've never felt so pathetic and helpless in my life. My future is being decided by a panel of 7 or so people, and I will receive a letter with their verdict this week, the earliest date for receiving a letter being today.
Perhaps that's a bit dramatic. A new veterinary science course will be starting with only 5 places, and as it's what I've always wanted to do (but discouraged from applying for as I don't come from a strong financial background or have the competitive edge to get a place). On monday I was one of only 12 out of 500 applicants interviewed, and I'm now awaiting their verdict. If I get the place, I move 200 miles for 6 years to finally live out my dream. If I don't, I'll go back to college and carry on grooming horses. A chance like this might never come about again, as next year funding for me stops, and it will cost me around £90,000 to study vet science.
So escapists, while I sit here and wait for the post, what do you want? Are you the sort of person who chases their goals, or simply carries on with how life is flowing?
I'm still young and I don't have much responsibilities, when I get one I usually get a little obsessed with it and everything must be perfect. plus I think it will get better with the yearsKapol said:If you're easily stressed, you don't want to work at a video game company. The amount of stress that is pushed on you, especially when nearing a deadline, would be enormous.sheogoraththemad said:I just go, with the flow.
but at some point I want to start a game company or work at one.
but I always try to be laid back because I easily get stressed.
Of course, I want to start my own game design company too, but that's on hold until I can start actually working. I suffer from laziness, insomnia, a short attention span, insane completionism/competitiveness, and generally need to work harder.
It's an alternative route into a veterinary science degree at Liverpool, a pre vet year. It does mean I have to study 6 years instead of 5, but that's a price to pay for a dream worth realising. I'm very nervous!Trivun said:Just out of interest, where are you hoping to study? And good luck, by the way.
It's not plastic surgery. =P It's just not covered by insurance. =( Money-grubbing haters.sheogoraththemad said:I'm just curious so you don't have to answer. but why do you want to have surgery?ZacktheWolf said:I'm trying to save up several thousand dollars for a surgery I will have NO financial help with, even from family, so that I can get on with my life. =/ Then maybe I can go to college.
I hope you find a way, everyone deserves happiness.AvsJoe said:I have no idea how to attain this.
Thank you. I hope the same for you.MissPixxie said:I hope you find a way, everyone deserves happiness.AvsJoe said:I have no idea how to attain this.
Im currently waiting for my GCSE results, ive got high hopes and i am expected to et all A*. Im not sure i can do just that but i want A's across the board. Nervous.MissPixxie said:Currently, I am sat underneath the front door, waiting for the post. I've never felt so pathetic and helpless in my life. My future is being decided by a panel of 7 or so people, and I will receive a letter with their verdict this week, the earliest date for receiving a letter being today.
Perhaps that's a bit dramatic. A new veterinary science course will be starting with only 5 places, and as it's what I've always wanted to do (but discouraged from applying for as I don't come from a strong financial background or have the competitive edge to get a place). On monday I was one of only 12 out of 500 applicants interviewed, and I'm now awaiting their verdict. If I get the place, I move 200 miles for 6 years to finally live out my dream. If I don't, I'll go back to college and carry on grooming horses. A chance like this might never come about again, as next year funding for me stops, and it will cost me around £90,000 to study vet science.
So escapists, while I sit here and wait for the post, what do you want? Are you the sort of person who chases their goals, or simply carries on with how life is flowing?