...I am not very hopeful about the college thing , not in the least because
I SIMPLY CANNOT get my " home " high school , the one I graduated from , to acknowledge my existense by sending me my HS records ~ which I NEED to apply anywhere
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Furthermore , it looks like the city college inn San Francisco I was hoping to use as a stepping stone to " full " college wants to deal with a question I have to ask them about transferability of credits by going " la , laah , la I can't hear you "
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Ashariel wrote:
I think about this too sometimes. If I'd been diagnosed as a kid, I would have adjusted my life goals accordingly, taking my limitations into account, and not just my strengths. In my case, I think it would have been preferable if I'd made more realistic goals, perhaps a career in accounting rather than music. I wish I'd known that marriage is not a realistic goal for me, due to my asexuality and sensory issues. My life sure would have been different!
Then again, when I think about being an accountant, never married... Well that sounds a bit boring. Maybe I wouldn't have enjoyed it so much after all. Still, in a lot of ways it beats the chaotic disaster that my life has been.
I read that you're applying to college - what are you hoping to study? I know it's hard with health problems, but I think you're courageous to not give up on your career goals. Sometimes I like to think that maybe I could handle a part-time job, but with my health problems it's unlikely I could keep it up long-term. Still, theoretically I think I would enjoy being an office assistant somewhere - I did that for a bit in my 20's and enjoyed it!