Hi, how are you? C:

Thanks XD

I'm alright, fighting the flu though )=

I'm just relaxing at home while watching Bones. Passing time before I need to start studying for my finals )=

How about you?

Aw..I hope you get well soon. D:

I'm a bit stressed out for finals, and my parents forced me into a decision that I don't want to make, about dropping courses if I can't pass this semester. OTL
But well...I'm taking my last few hours of complete free time and chatting. XD;

Thank you ^^

Yea me too......marks and courses are such a stressful factor in the life of a student......-sigh-

I'm really worried about my post secondary right now )= How am I supposed to know what I want to try to do for the rest of my life?

No problem C:

Yeah...sometimes I stop and think what is the point of all this. But well, since the rest of my life may be affected, I may as well try...

Same here. I have no idea what I want to major in, or even study once I get to college. I have two and a half years before college but I'm worried... I want to go for something art related, but psychology sounds interesting and so do most culture/history courses. Ironic considering my grades in history currently though...

Oh yea you still have time. I need to decide now because I'm a senior. I've been getting really depressed lately because I was wondering what the point of all this was. And whether or not I will even be successful.

History is my best course, but I wanted to do something in the medical field......kinda ironic considering that science and math are far from my forte x.x

Aw... *pats*
That seems to be a common thought among people in our age range...

Yeah, it's pretty interesting how the subjects one has interest in happen to have...er..."sub-subjects" or prerequisites that one haven't/can't meet... Like my school categorizes psychology under history, and I am doing poorly in the required history course because so many assignments are tedious and seem pointless. OTL

Haha! How strange! Well at least here, the prerequisites make more sense.

A university professor and long time doctor did inform me that how well you do in language arts is indicative to how well you do in medicine actually. Not because they are teaching the same material, but because both, to an extent, are arts. There are patterns in language that takes a keener mind to discern, like how it takes a keener eye to be able to identify when someone is truly ill before testing.

Oooh, that does make sense! It's fascinating how everything more or less connects to each other in direct or indirect ways... I feel like making a chart, but I'm too lazy to think beyond the basic subjects learned in high school. :'D

Yes, you have time as well so I wouldn`t worry in your case. Life is, after all, interconnected :P