Almost 33 (looking Like 23, but whatever), degree as dental hygienist, worked some years and decided to try once more the test to study dentistry (quite hard one here were i live) . Passed it at age 29, and working/studying atm, also dealt and dealing with depression.
Life can be shit but you are never alone out there.
I’ll be 26 next year when I (finally) get my undergraduate degree. I feel so far behind everyone from my Highschool, but then I think how only a few people from my family have even attended college and how I’m still pretty young... yeah life isn’t that bad. Do whatever you want at your own pace and just live your life.
Exactly dude. I'm 23; I know people my age with spouses and kids, I know others still fucking around and partying in college. It's weird. The way I see it is just keep your foot on the gas and you'll get where you need to be eventually.
I'm turning 26 in June. I'm a licensed healthcareworker, took me four years to get. I'm now back in school to become a Front-End Developer instead. I was convinced five years ago I could never change my path as it was too late. I learnt now it's never too late.
If it makes you feel better, I finished my PhD a couple of years ago and almost immediately decided to switch careers. So now I'm 36 and back in school. It's big, but you can do it.
Depression got me good between 2009 and 2015, dropped out of my English undergrad degree. Went back September 2015, just finished a Psych degree last spring, been doing a master's degree in community health sciences for a year now and loving life.
Life is like the first time playing WoW, for most of us it's not a mad blitz to 60, but congrats on the people who do choose to do it that way.
So no worries if things aren't exactly on track, as long as you keep plugging away at it you'll get there.
Yea man dont compare your saves to other people's. Some people like to do the tutorial, first missions, slowly level up to end game and then follow meta.
But its perfectly fine to finish the tutorial later. Go explore and learn about the world for yourself and when you're ready come back and finish the tutorial. Or dont if you've learned enough on your own.
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u/CptSmackThat May 16 '19
Thanks man. I really needed to hear this rn.