Aging changes perspective
 

Obviously.

I saw some high school kids today and felt like i was observing little children.

I realize now that you really don't know shit in high school, and can't appreciate the trials that you will face in the real world.

I'll be saying the same thing about 20 yr-olds when i am 30.

High school, what a load of shit.

Re: Aging changes perspective
 

So is it worth it? Cause in about 6 months, I can drop out.

Yeah, really. Should I just quit now, while I can? :p

If you can get into the college of your choice without a high school diploma, by all means drop out asap.

Done, and done. Thanks.

also, skip the Pep rallys. think Hitler youth rally.

use condoms. In about 5 years, you'll be like, "really, she had a baby."

don't marry your high school sweetheart. that's just shameful.

if you're not the best looking don't worry. you "might" just turn into manly stud in your 20s.

do your homework. i tried this in both high school and college and failed miserably. Somehow, i ended up doing pretty damn well.

if at all possible, don't go to community college with the plan of transferring to a major universty. you'll probably drop out and work at Target smoking cigarettes with toothless 50 yr-olds on your breaks.

high school is bullshit, end of story.

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For the most part, you'll be saying it about everyone.

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that's true to an extent. you seem to be pretty clueless for someone in their mid-thirties.

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I'm neither. You really should pay more attention.

That's ludicrous.

Why does that sound like those advice things printed in high school year books that seniors tell freshmans?

Arts didn't have pep rallys and I always wanted to go to one :(