My friends say that i am i don't think i am but i am still not sure. I'm 2 yrs away from graduating.
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Sweetie I moved in with my fiance before i ever graduated. We have been together for about 2 years and we are so happy together! It's hard to be in a relationship. Times get tough, but you have to pull through together. You need to be ready for the hard times, but i don't think age has anything to do with it. I mean, come on, married two years, and i'm only 18!!!
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First, go easy on yourself. \nThen, realize that you need to explore whatever it is that makes you happy. You have your whole life to discover yourself, and I can promise you that it never stops. Graduating is a definate goal, but life goes on after that. it's not the end all and be all.\nBe happy and follow your heart and intuition. You can always pick up where you left off. ALWAYS
595182
I am thinking I am confused.
468602
You said you've recently graduated. His whole world is chaging. Give him time to get used to life out of high school. Maybe he'll come around.
103056
Truly, I was a late bloomer, but don't worry.  I'm not getting gray like my classmates, and I'm not too wrinkled up yet.  Relax.  Go slow.  It's okay.  What you think you are losing now is NOTHING compared to what you gain at the other end!!
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i used to ask the same thing when i was a 15 year old high school student now i'm a 21 year old college senior sometimes asking the same question. it's just the stress of the situation that's causing the doubts. hopefully you can keep it together and before you know it you'll be finished with high school. don't think about the future expectations too much. just live your life.
68708
i agree with the first two people....i was going to help but i havn't gotten that far in school.
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I think that it is possible that your friend was a little jealous of your graduating earlier than her, getting on with your life. Also, she may be full of shame, being pregnant at such an early age.  All you can do it give her the opprotunity to contact you, and wait. She may eventually realize what she's lost, and come looking for you. If not, than you really don't need someone in your life who treats you like that. good luck.
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I am not in college yet.
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It's perfectly OK that you are still unsure about the path you want your life to take. Many people are still unsure when they are ready to graduate from high school or college. Don't worry about what your friends think. Each of us makes these choices when the time is right for us. You will, too. Take your time and don't let anyone push you into making a choice before you are ready. God Bless!
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Mmmmm thats a toughy. It is always good to be yourself and follow your own path in life. I am sure that you have at least one or two friends. What the others think might seem important now, but believe me,later in the future you will see that what they thought doesn't matter then and not now. Be proud of who you are and don't fall to peer pressure. be youself. It will be ok even though you don't think so now.
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dont drop out. if youre 18 that probably means you only have a few months left? trust me, graduation day is the best feeling. plus you'll go nowhere in life if you do.
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I see your in school ... ur backround you need to be older
13790
You are still young. Get over it. Finish your studies.
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You're still young, don't feel left behind because there are 30 year olds probably not as together as you are @ 21 . Maybe you did have to work and maybe you weren't "living" the way you think somebody your age should have ,but you were working and doing what you had to do for your future. So don't feel bad about it. You seem like you have your head on straight being that you are working and about to start school, so don't worry about what everyone else is doing believe me you didn't miss anything.
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Well I do think that this requires a little more thought before you make a decision. I doubt that you are as far behind as you think, even when you see that others may have more experience than you do. I don't know what your grades are like, but your task right now is to learn some of the basics in your field, make contacts with some faculty members who can mentor you and with whom you can try out some ideas, and look at what are some of the things that you can do with your major. \n\nI don't know what you mean by scientist, so that is something you have to consider. If you mean by scientist someone who does research for a living, you are correct that it does take ideas and it does take a real knack for science to be successful. But I think you'll find that many scientists don't start out that way but their training builds it in them.\n\nBefore you decide to switch, talk to a faculty member in your field and share your concerns. They can give you good advice. You should also talk with your academic advisor. I would certainly try not to give up your scholarship if you can avoid it. Its worth too much. \n\nOne last thought--there are lots of things you can do with science besides be a research or bench scientist. Someone already mentioned forensic sciences, but there are things like medical lab science, environmental sciences, etc. I don't know which major you have now, but go to your career services center and find out what the variety of jobs are that graduates with majors like your have gotten.\n\nHope this helps. Don't give up too soon!
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I am 29 years young...In two weeks I will be graduating college. I too thought the same thing when I went back, no one ever asked or told me I was too old for school...I always felt right at home and some people looked up to me because they said I was wiser than they were. I say go for it and stop waisting time...\n\nwhat are you still doing reading this, go get a college app. and get going on your education...