Given how levelheaded and ambitious you are in the face of something that easily breaks people, you shouldn't worry about that. With such qualities, it should be easy to catch up in terms of your education and get a job.ScurvyDawg said:I want my life sorted out so I can focus on bigger things. At the moment I'm battling a heart illness with a low chance of survival without transplantation. So at the moment I'm missing a lot of school and it's starting to become a worry that, if I do manage to beat the illness and live into my 20's - 30's, I wont be able to make a decent future to support myself on. I don't want to end up as a charity case.
For what is worth, I gave up faculty (and life) for two years to solve my inner problems. By that I mean I had quite A LOT cleaning to do. And I was just one exam away from graduation, but there, at one moment I just cracked. So, I "exiled" myself from the things bothering me, and looked for another perspective. Two years. And I healed (what happened in those two years is another story), got back, graduated, even went to Masters after that. It was very valuable experience, I don't regret a moment from it. Sorry for throwing me in like this, I just wanted to be supportive, and say hold on, everything is going to be alright, you are blessed to become stronger than you ever know.Meemaimoh said:I've just recently postponed the chasing of my dream. I have anxiety issues that mean I'll never be able to realise said dream until I've beaten them. Which could take a very, very long time. And now that I've stopped chasing that dream that I've been chasing for a few years now, I have no freaking clue what I'm going to do with my life.
So I guess the answer is I'm a goal-chaser, but a temporarily defeated one. Downer reply, I suppose. Good luck with your goal. It sounds amazing.
Ah, just realised i didn't actually say what i wanted...hmm...i'm never too sure, i'm constantly stuck between level designer, voice actor and animator for a anime company...hence i choose to do a games development course where you learn how to do level designing, animation and voices for games among other things, i really can't go on thinking i can satisfy all three of them wants but i'll go for as long as i want. Heh.Korsallitro said:I am currently awaiting my Btech first diploma in games development results, depending on the results(i know i got a distinction) i'll be able to go onto the higher Btech National diploma in games development course(i know i'm on the course) where i'll spend 2 years working my arse off.
Good luck on your future by he way, even if you don't get what you want now i'm sure you'll get it if you work hard for it eventually!
ahh GCSEs, I remember when they mattered. Just wait till you get to A levels, you laugh at the memories of considering GCSEs stressful.bobby1361 said:I'm currently waiting for my GCSE results which I can get in august, not really got much else that I'm waiting for, or aiming for as I know that I have my spot in college.
I do however wish you good luck with the reply that you get from them.
same here, i ended up taking triple science in year 9, and now i need the results i got from my chemistry.bobby1361 said:I'm currently waiting for my GCSE results which I can get in august, not really got much else that I'm waiting for, or aiming for as I know that I have my spot in college.
I do however wish you good luck with the reply that you get from them.
bobby1361 said:I'm currently waiting for my GCSE results which I can get in august, not really got much else that I'm waiting for, or aiming for as I know that I have my spot in college.
I do however wish you good luck with the reply that you get from them.
Haha I'm the same. Hope you both do well.Nicholas West said:I'm getting my GCSE results in August as well. Good luck to both of you.
I remember being that way when I was 16, and for some time after that too. I lived in a village, and I was a geek among a society of non-geeks. A good chunk of my "socialisation" was done online. In a weird way though, it was WoW that gave me the ability to help myself develop and integrate better. At this time I was at uni, which allowed me to at least have some half-friends among my peers. (The other thing that helped was finding that yes, indeed I was not "normal", which made me understand more about my life lol).Palademon said:Of course, I am merely 16, so I will get lectures about why I shouldn't whine about my life, since there's tons of it left. Even though, everyone else is out finding someway to enjoy their lives, whereas I have spent my summer so far indoors because I have simply nothing to do, and my friends, who can actually come up with fun stuff to do, never invite me.