im worried cuz i'm 25 and i have problems learning
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at around 21\ntry focus factor n make sure u dont smoke marajuanna drink lots of water n get sleep
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IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO GET AN EDUCATION. You're never to old to keep learning. I have people in my classes at a state university that are as old as my parents (in their 40's), just deciding they want to change careers and need a different degree, or just want to get their first degree.  I'm not saying it won't be odd being in study groups with people who could be as young as 17 or 18 but it will help if you just figure they are a college student just like you, they're here to learn and so are you so just ignore the age difference and get that degree! I wish you the best of luck!
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It's OK to worry sometimes, specially when it's about your future. But you are just starting, so go on with your plans and eventually you'll find your way, by that I mean your own way. It's a great career and opportunities will get to you, don't worry. Good luck
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You're too young to be worrying about this kind of stuff. Worry more about your school work and less about sex and boys...you'll go far in life if you give boys a break until you're about 25 and done with college.\n\nI know that's not what you want to hear, but it's the truth and you will know that it's the truth someday looking back.
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I am 26 years old and I'm a teacher
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No offense, but by your spelling errors im guessing your pretty young. I dont think you should be afraid of all these things at your age. You should possibly talk to a parent or a close older relative to get help. As for the obsessive compulsive disorder it is a mental disorder that you need to work on to control. Good Luck!
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I thought about this a lot when I was your age, and for a few years after.  It's normal to think about this, since you're in a transitional period in your life.  You're finishing basic schooling and getting ready to go out into the world for either further schooling or into the job world.  Basically, you're going out on your own either way, and it's scary.  You start thinking about getting older, and what the future may hold for you.  The uncertainty is what leads you into thinking about the finality of your life, and the inevitablity of your "impending doom".  These thoughts will pass as you set your goals, start working toward them, and start accomplishing things.  The secret is: don't let yourself sit around and think about it too much!  Keep busy, and keep your mind occupied with other things.
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DON'T WORRY, YOU'LL BE FINE. NOBODY IS BORN KNOWING THEIR JOB, BUT LEARNING FROM IT. JUST GIVE IT A FEW WEEKS AND IN NO TIME YOU WILL KNOW YOUR JOB ALOT BETTER THAN RIGHT NOW. AT SOME POINT IN LIFE WE HAVE TO START LEARNING FROM EXPERINCES
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If you are prepared, then you have nothing to worry about.  Also, you may be so fearful of making a mistake that you obsess over every little thing.  I have found after almost 30 years of teaching that you just have to be flexible and have a sense of humor.  If things mess up, laugh and go on.  Your audience will appreciate that more than you getting upset.  Once you are prepared, get out, do something else.  Take a walk, visit with friends, swim, watch a movie .... relax your mind.  Take deep breaths.
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your 34? you should know this by now.even though we are always learnig new things in our lives but you sound like a 15yr old that has no clue.
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Parsi, you obviously never grew up.  What kind of talk is this?\n\nJade, honey, you have every right to be nervous.  I was in your situation, oh about 24 years ago (I'm 40 and doing fine!).\n\nYou're nervous because you take responsibility for your actions.  And I hate to tell you that this is just a part of growing up, you'll always have thoughts about the future.  I still do.  Because you are nervous you are showing me that you are maturing and becoming more of an adult.\n\nMake the best preparations (plan it out) and carry out your plans.  See if you can meet with a journalist and find out what kind of preparations you can make in high school?\n\nJust remember to be sure you've given it your best effort.  That's what helps me sleep at night.  I tried my best, I know I did, I didn't give up.  I'll do something else.  I will be OK.
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I know this might sound weird, but I'd buy some language learning kits, the ones with tapes or cds and a workbook in them... and then pop the tape in at night while you're sleeping, it helped me out some. Languages are learned best when the person is at a very young age but the older you are the harder it is to learn.
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Hey sweetie I know what your going through I am 35 and believe it or not I remember being your age, it is hard begining your teenage years and yes I believe talking to even the school councler would benefit you, but please find someone you can trust and let them help you, Please?\nAlso hon, sounds like you had a trauma happen if it did and you know what I'm talking about please seek help soon? Also You Need A big Hug My family and I send it to you now.
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I'm going to let you in on a little secret: learning is REALLY HARD.  It's hard for everyone.  When you're curious about something -- like social relationships when you're a teenager -- then it's easy.  But if you just need to learn something because it's your responsibility to know it, it's exhausting.\n\nMy hint is to find at least one subject that you're interested in or one teacher who you actually like and try to orient around those if you can.\n\nThings that schools don't teach you but that would probably be interesting:\n\n* How to make videos and video games (write the script, figure out how it all goes together, do the artwork and sound, and find those one or two geeky people around who can program if you aren't that person).\n\n* History, 10-20 years ago (i.e. the 80's-90's).  Your parents lived it so they don't give you an unbiased view, and the curriculum stops decades before.\n\n* Popular fiction (thrillers, romances, etc.) and song lyrics
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Sounds like to me you are pretty young. But you know how to use a computer so you can't be dumb. Get a good education and don't worry about what people say. Good luck.
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The most important thing to know is that you made it to 17 without this knowledge and without special support. Think what you can accomplish with the support and assistance you deserve. Most psychologists/psychiatrists who can accurately diagnose this kind of learning disability would also communicate with the parents, the counselors, and the teachers about the modifications necessary for you to learn most effectively. Are you sure that yours is not going to do this?
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i understand that ur worried.. you have to talk to her and tell her bout ur fears.. ud be surprised to find out she proably has no idea u feel that way.. i know what ur going through.. im 16 and my Bf is 20 and i often feel like the age difference is a big disadvantage..