Nope. I don't think I've ever been... fascinated with anime, to that extent. I have re-watched some, but only a few times with certain episodes I enjoyed.
45Traeath wrote:
The lack of solutions for employment, either this or the "superior education" (when beginning university or another "equivalent-timing" school) system.
Most precisely, I dropped uni' because the program (lessons, studies) of the courses I was following was mostly not suited for me.
Of course there's the solution to learn them all, and I understand as well that there is a point in doing those. I'm just not "wanting" to go through that part.
I'm now left with the diploma before uni', and some certifications.
Wish I could trust those "job matchmaking" sites, part of me feels something fishy out of those.
Hmm, I guess there wouldn't be much for me to relate to or add, since I'm still stuck barely about to become a sophomore in highschool. Though, I would've imagined most of the problems with local universities for me would simply be the expense. I dont want to risk being another statistic in student debt, and I dont have a viable profession that I'd be interested in to support the decision of going to a university in the future. The courses are just not really something I can imagine affording anytime soon unless I can kickstart my music and art careers this year. I dont want to leech off of anyone for that money, and I dont have an idea in the slightest of how to deal with loans and working for extra benefits in scholarships just to purchase a couple books that I wouldn't care to read in some dull course in a uni'. At least, not right now.
I dont have much that'd convince me of the worth of university for me unless i was certain i had the skill and determination to work through it. I dont want to spend another 4 years into that sort of thing though, and I'd rather save the money from my careers for something other than university. Though I would've had some nice opportunities otherwise, I'd rather be able to have the most time needed to improve the skills i know im best at. Waiting for however long it'd take to get through the school system isn't how i'd do it. Well, of course, it's possible to work with both education and passion, but I'd wind up on a tight schedule and more stress than I could handle given my... uh... "familial situation". I still need to support my dad and keep him company until he recovers from being run over, and wait so he can get custody of me in family court.
Personally i'd say being hesitant and cautious about "job matchmaking sites" would be a good move.
Some advice would be to just work with what youre best at, but as uninformed as I am of how things are for you, maybe that isn't exactly applicable or helpful, but... hopefully it will be.
what are your thoughts on the subject of obedience and its efficacy for all parties involved?