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November Ramble Audio (Patreon)

Published:
2022-11-26 00:25:09
Edited:
2024-05-19 23:24:27
Imported:
2026-06
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Just a little TW, I do talk about my mental health in this a bit and I cry in here (lol) just wanted to let you all know before you listen :) happy november (and late thanksgiving if you celebrate) and enjoy <3

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Austin

Me and you are like opposites. You’ve got several great friends, but issues with family. I have great family, but no friends and no one to hang out with ever. I relate to you a lot. I hope we can both find a solution, so we can finally be happy.

Pixel

1) grats on the new place! 2) from my thoughts about you crying. If you do and you need to, for sure let it out. Don't let that hurt your mental cuz you don't want to let it out. 3) "Cs get degrees", getting an 80% is still good for the math class, especially if you are struggling in that class. You're killing it! 4) most of my family is not great either, and a quote that might help you a little bit (it does for me) is the true phrase of "blood is thicker than water". The true full saying is "the blood of the battlefield is thicker than the water of the womb." As in, the friends you make and help you through life, is infinitely more powerful and more important than the ties of blood family, especially if they don't give a shit about you. 5) no one truly has their lives put together, everyone is always learning and dealing with some demon in their closet. 6) if you're looking for a desk chair suggestions, it's a bit expensive, but I use a "steelcase leap" (I think it's a leap at least) at work. It's I think a 6 or 7 year old chair thats sat in 8 hours a day, and it's still comfy and has great back support. 7) if you happen to not get in the university, it may be a blessing in disguise. get all your gen eds in at a community College if you can before big universities, saves A TON of money in the long run and jobs don't give a shit really where you went to college (exception, MIT or ivy league), how much you paid, or even your GPA. Just if you have that paper or not. And some jobs don't give a shit about that paper either, but that depends on the career/company. Don't push yourself and keep your friends close, ive pushed some away and it's some of my biggest regrets, it sounds like you have an amazing close friend group who genuinely cares, and that is one of the best things to have in life.

Chris B

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