Me, a victim of life.

[Sean R. R.]

Greetings, fellow potatoes and potatoettes,

Best regards,
Sean.

P.S.: If any of you plays Dark Souls for PC, or intends to buy Dark Souls II, contact me, rofl.

TL;DR: Moved to France, started university, got a girlfriend, less cheese, university is disappointing, planning to follow dreams, cheese is amazing.

[Gleb]

Re: Me, a victim of life.

I am sorry for your disappointment, buddy.
Think about the advantages and disadvantages of everything and possible consequences of every choice. Then choose what fits you most.
Best of luck, Sean.

[volcaniclastic]

[Maria de Luna]

Re: Me, a victim of life.

Couldn't get through college myself eigther, it just isn't for everyone. Tried so many different majors, and nothing held my attention well enough to make me anything but miserable, so really this is one of those situations where you have to do what feels right, trust your gut. If university is not what you can do right now, then find a job and focus on your music, be you Sean, because you're awesome!

[Gleb]

Re: Me, a victim of life.

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Couldn't get through college myself eigther, it just isn't for everyone. Tried so many different majors, and nothing held my attention well enough to make me anything but miserable, so really this is one of those situations where you have to do what feels right, trust your gut. If university is not what you can do right now, then find a job and focus on your music, be you Sean, because you're awesome!

Totally agree!

[Willow]

Re: Me, a victim of life.

Congrats on moving to France, that sounds exciting!

It's a tough situation, and assuming that you're able to stay in France even if you drop out of college (i.e. you aren't staying on a student visa) or you plan on returning to your home country otherwise, I would agree with what's already been said.

Weigh your options, think long term and short term and decide which path is best for you.

[Sean R. R.]

Re: Me, a victim of life.

I am sorry for your disappointment, buddy.
Think about the advantages and disadvantages of everything and possible consequences of every choice. Then choose what fits you most.
Best of luck, Sean.

Thank you! It's been hard deciding, I'm just gonna finish this year, take a look at what my grades are at the finals and if I'm still happy with what I'm learning.

Couldn't get through college myself eigther, it just isn't for everyone. Tried so many different majors, and nothing held my attention well enough to make me anything but miserable, so really this is one of those situations where you have to do what feels right, trust your gut. If university is not what you can do right now, then find a job and focus on your music, be you Sean, because you're awesome!

Thank you lots! IKR IM SUPER AWESOME.

Congrats on moving to France, that sounds exciting!

It's a tough situation, and assuming that you're able to stay in France even if you drop out of college (i.e. you aren't staying on a student visa) or you plan on returning to your home country otherwise, I would agree with what's already been said.

Weigh your options, think long term and short term and decide which path is best for you.

Yep, I can stay, I have double-nationality, meaning I'm both Venezuelan and French.
You are right, thinking both long-term and short-term to decide seems right. Thank you!

[anunitu]

Re: Me, a victim of life.

Most likely returning to Venezuela right now would not be a good choice..You could work and go to school at least part time.