May 14, 2020

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Dear Diary,

Im having a hard time sleeping, there are these questions in my head that i myself cant answer. Im thinkinf about my future. Like what career am i suppose to choose?. Im a college graduate yet im still too scared to work on the path that I have chosen, scared that i might fail or just not too confident enough to succeed. I know life is hard and unfair ang nothing never comes easy when you want to reach your goals, that you have to work hard for it. Right now im not even sure if i made the right choice in college. And im even scared to try.

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Lily
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Kung Fu Panda 🤠May 16, 2020

@monsta_girl this is a great idea. I am working on something to solve problems for people who are confused about career options. My primary idea was to connect them with good continuous mentors. But this could be a good add on to that...

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Monsta_GirlMay 14, 2020

I wish there was a way we can try various occupations for a week or two with pay. That way we can be sure we like it before committing to it, and without having to stress about bills.

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LilyMay 14, 2020

Thanks a lot Lady H. And Xhopefulprincess, I hope we'd figure out what do we really want in life because its frustrating to not to right.

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xhopefulprincessMay 14, 2020

I can relate so much. I was just 4 credit hours away from graduating college with a bachelor's degree in something I don't really care about before I stopped enrollment (so I guess I'm a drop-out for the time being). I have no idea what I'm going to do or even what I *want* to do. Everything feels like a mistake. All we can do is keep pushing through.

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Lady HMay 13, 2020

It's okay. You went to college for knowledge. Experiencing lot of things is a good thing.. I studied account and business in highschool and end up work as a tour guide now because i cam speak a few languages. Do what you like and it's okay to fail that's how we learn things through our mistakes... Good luck babe!!

"There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you."

— Maya Angelou