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Old 09-18-2011, 04:53 PM #24
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Waves,

This post confirms your decision to consider changing career paths.


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mine was a "practical decision"... not something i loved, something i thought could get me a day-job i could tolerate. but i did not even want to be in school any more at that point. practicality kinda falls apart when all you want to do is party or you are so depressed you hardly do anything at all besides contemplate death in so many ways.
You can move on now to something more suitable, maybe even fulfilling.

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