i m graduate & alone ? 2 do?
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I couldn't understand your question properly.\nIf you are asking about what to do after graduation, then, get a job or study further.
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One of the hardest things I have ever done was sit and watch my class graduate from the audience. I got pregnant @16 and dropped out my junior year. i tried going back, but it didn't work out for me. I attended the graduation ceremony to see my friends, and I cried. I felt like the biggest loser.  I never did graduate, but did obtain a GED.  I have a good job, a nice house, a good car, & 2 BEAUTIFUL childern. I NEVER graduated, Am i a loser?\n\nBe proud of yourself for what you have acomplished. So you don't get to "walk" with your class.  you still met your requirements(or will after you earn the 1&1&#92;2 credits) that is HUGE! that is more than I did and more than alot of people will do.
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I can't believe that you did it all by yourself with none of your buddies around?\nYou are mixing with the wrong people - try to find a way to part company and find yourself some True and Honest Friends.
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give yourself time for yourself.  take time make friends,  relax.
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2 figure out on rest own
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Go into a room alone to study.\n\nCoach
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Go  out  with  yourself
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june 19 is my graduation.
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Go by yourself! Duh!!!
36993
Go to the college that you graduated from, check to see if they have an alumni job placement service.\nThe college I work at does, and often employers are looking for graduates and understand that the experience isn't there yet.  Good Luck
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if u r still in elementry than go to bed &go back to school
683112
Hang in there. I have been where you are at and you are almost there. Just focus on those last bit of exams and give it your all. I know it's hard because it was for me especially my senior year and the semester I graduated. I had Senioritis like no other. But I had to look at the big picture which was obtaining my degree and doing good on my last exams. \n\nTry listening to your favorite music when you study or going \nto your local library and renting a study room. Most of them are free. And even though I liked hanging out with my friends during finals, it was not an option for me because I know I would get nothing accomplished, so I had to kick it after finals. You gotta push yourself because you've made it this far and then you can hang out for the summer.  Good Luck.
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Do you have a job?  Or are you going to college?  I would suggest going away for college, at least 20 minutes away.  Your parents will physically have less control over you because you will be on your own and be able to do as you wish.  You will also meet tons of people in college and obviously it is good way to find yourself and figure out what kind of career you want.  You are 19, a legal adult.  You have every right to make your own decisions now.  The sooner you break away, the sooner your *own* life can start.  Good luck!
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I AM Single ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,what next
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My plan is to get as far away from home as possible, and have as many new experiences, and meet as many new people as I can. Do what feels right to you, and remember that even though moving somewhere new for Uni seems scary, most other people are in that situation too, so you won't be alone.
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I agree your situation is totally common, I am a freshman in a community college and it is common to feel like you are alone. Professional help is not a bad choice, I think. But I also think that you need to adjust your focus. School is very important and girls can always wait. I went through this recently, I was totally focused on the guys, I thought that I needed a guy to feel good about myself, but it isn't true. You can't expect anyone to accept who you are until you do!! You are a great person and you have many great qualities, but you can't show anyone that until you believe it yourself:) Think positive the sun will show again tomorrow and you get another chance at your life:)
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Dude, best of luck to you but this question really doesn't make much sense to ask.  We don't know either of you as people so how do you expect us to make any accurate judgements on how likely it is that you have a future together?  I would take it SLOW and wait until you are not a student at the college anymore before pursuing anything though so that you protect both of your futures, yours as a student who wants to graduate there and hers as an employee.