I don't know how you do it. Do you just live in DC full-time for school now?
I don't really understand why you are even asking how he does it. He just does. He's an independent person that has set out to blaze his own life stories. Why can't you understood how he does it?
When I graduated from HS, my parents told me to "GTFO and never come back". I remember one of the scariest times in my life was when I got off the bus in Seattle with only a suitcase of everything I owned in life. I had a letter of acceptance to study at the Univ Of Wash, but I had no place to live, and very little money in my bank account. That day I scored an amazing place to live, and applied for financial aid for school, and was good to go. I guess all im saying is, when you get to that edge it is a little scary. Being alone and realizing that no ones going to hold your hand though this- But once you jump, it isnt that bad. You'll learn a lot about yourself and what you can accomplish.
I don't know how you do it. Do you just live in DC full-time for school now?
Yeah, I live in DC full time. It's not that I don't enjoy being on my own and shit, it's just rough seeing all these people my age going back home. Be happy you have that ability.
I don't know how you do it. Do you just live in DC full-time for school now?
Yeah, I live in DC full time. It's not that I don't enjoy being on my own and shit, it's just rough seeing all these people my age going back home. Be happy you have that ability.
For sure. I don't think I could be living away from my family full time just yet
I don't know how you do it. Do you just live in DC full-time for school now?
Yeah, I live in DC full time. It's not that I don't enjoy being on my own and shit, it's just rough seeing all these people my age going back home. Be happy you have that ability.
I remember that feeling... and it goes away in time. I think you are better for it going away then hanging onto it. Honestly I think it's a little related to the feeling of people feeling sorry for themselves. Hear me out-
I remember my first year in college, I felt bad that everyone was going home during the breaks and I had no one to go home too. And I remember that feeling was exactly how I felt in school when we had "dad's day" and I was the only person in my class who didnt have a dad. I felt life was unfair. Why do all these people have someone who loves them and I don't?
I dont remember the exact moment but at some point in college I took that 'life isnt fair' feeling and used that to as fuel to work extra hard to succeed. I stopped feeling sorry for the cards I was dealt, and it no longer bothered me after that
Not really saying this relates to you Wine, but there might be something here that you can grab a hold of. Looking back im really glad my parents kicked me out. Im really glad I did those college years alone with no support from family. Not saying it's bad to have support, but I think traveling that road alone gave me some good perspective on life.
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When I graduated from HS, my parents told me to "GTFO and never come back". I remember one of the scariest times in my life was when I got off the bus in Seattle with only a suitcase of everything I owned in life. I had a letter of acceptance to study at the Univ Of Wash, but I had no place to live, and very little money in my bank account. That day I scored an amazing place to live, and applied for financial aid for school, and was good to go. I guess all im saying is, when you get to that edge it is a little scary. Being alone and realizing that no ones going to hold your hand though this- But once you jump, it isnt that bad. You'll learn a lot about yourself and what you can accomplish.
Today is the day!!!
I remember my first year in college, I felt bad that everyone was going home during the breaks and I had no one to go home too. And I remember that feeling was exactly how I felt in school when we had "dad's day" and I was the only person in my class who didnt have a dad. I felt life was unfair. Why do all these people have someone who loves them and I don't?
I dont remember the exact moment but at some point in college I took that 'life isnt fair' feeling and used that to as fuel to work extra hard to succeed. I stopped feeling sorry for the cards I was dealt, and it no longer bothered me after that
Not really saying this relates to you Wine, but there might be something here that you can grab a hold of. Looking back im really glad my parents kicked me out. Im really glad I did those college years alone with no support from family. Not saying it's bad to have support, but I think traveling that road alone gave me some good perspective on life.