Life just sucks. From the moment we're born we start to die. All life is, is a constant struggle to last that one more day...and another...and another...until we finally slip away into the aether of death and whatever lies beyond.
I know its pessimistic, but its just the way things are. I try to be an optimist as much as I can, but when your brain isn't wired right and you can't always see the bright side of things, its hard to do.
Maybe I'll attempt to get some of my writing published or try and kick up an acting career. Those were always things I thought of doing when I was in high school. I love writing and I do acting...sort of....every weekend. Only problem with that is its very hard to find a talent agency around here that's not a total scam.
I'm not ruling out college completely. I just know now is probably not the right time for me to go. I don't even know what I want to do for sure, I sort of hurried into it and couldn't even get all the classes I needed because I was so late in registration. I'd rather do it properly, with enough time to make sure I get everything I need - supplies, file a FAFSA form to see if I even can get any financial aid, scholarships, things like that.
I hate the fact that everyone wants a college degree on a resume these days. College really isn't for everybody. I had a thought when I was talking with my dad that it might not be so bad if they offered you the ability to get your first bachelor's or associate degree for free and if you want to continue schooling after that, then you have to pay. But it'll never work like that. And its sad, really, because that would probably give a lot more people the incentive to go to college and try. If I knew I could take a course in college and automatically not have to pay (scholarships and grants and financial aid can make it possible, but you have to meet certain requirements and fill out forms and wait forever to find out if you're even eligible), I would probably do it - simply because I'd be able to figure out if I liked it, and if I did I could continue, get my degree and be on my way and if I didn't, my family wouldn't have lost any money and I'd know that college is not what I want to do and I'd be able to move on and find something else.