I finished high school+plans I have

[cult_status18]

This isn't really a post to celebrate or anything like that, really. I'm here to say I'm done and that I have more free time now, which means I can finally start getting into computer stuff a lot more

melooon (I think?) made a guide here on how run Linux for beginners I'm planning on using it to download Linux on a home-made PC like a Raspberry Pi, which I'm gonna use to host my website, which is gonna be fun

other than that I'm gonna focus on honing in on my photoshop skills bc to be honest I'm still pretty buns at it

if you're wondering about the game I want to make then I really don't have anything to say about it its all in my head and its all a mess that I need to write out first I can't program a game if I don't have a story or any real concept art it might take a while until I come up with a cohesive plot and even then it depends on what ppl think about it if it doesn't turn out right then I might not make it

School was really stressful for me, and I was just struggling to find the motivation and I was trying to work at the same time so im still coming back from all that I definitely need time to get used to having my own schedule and driving and all that stuff so im taking my time right now with figuring out where my hobbies fit in my life

Other than that, I have everything sorted out. Come say hi to me on the minecraft server its lots of fun!!!!!

[cynderthekitsune]

that's really fair actually, i know lots of people who stress that school's "the only way of doing things" or something but reality is everyone's different and if something works for someone chances are it won't for someone else

i'm still in high school but i'm finding exams really stressful but i have literally no energy or motivation to do class at the same time among other things but yea. moving out's surely gonna be fun /hj

some people don't understand that not everyone operates differently ~ but even if you do 'bad' in school you can still find paths even after school !
and there are some services that could potentially help as well if you're struggling mentally (or otherwise) especially since mental health is a high priority along with physical health

(this goes for all readers of this post !)

[cult_status18]

that's really fair actually, i know lots of people who stress that school's "the only way of doing things" or something but reality is everyone's different and if something works for someone chances are it won't for someone else

i'm still in high school but i'm finding exams really stressful but i have literally no energy or motivation to do class at the same time among other things but yea. moving out's surely gonna be fun /hj

there is no clear path to take for me but I have things figured out

I plan on getting a degree in computer science, and I'm not worried about failing, but if I do, then I do. Moving out is not going to be easy at all. America is very expensive compared to your island nation, and it's very unlikely I will be in my own place anytime soon but I got my own car and a job, so I'm more ahead in life than most ppl my age class of 2025 is not gonna be having an easy time with school and becoming adults rn at least in the U.S but that's a whole separate thing that I wont get into here

my plan is very clear and easy I go to community college and get all my core credits there with my busted GPA from that I can go straight to a university "where they write the textbooks" and I can really be a total nerd and that's what's actually gonna be fun but for now I have other things I need to figure out before then really I need to geek out hard about computers while I have the chance bc I'm finally free and I have to use this time wisely

I just figured out that I could make things spin

also just a little note here but high school in the US is very different from where you live you cant really drop out bc you get very heavy consequences for doing so and you basically cant get any real jobs without a diploma so I didn't have a choice in finishing high school