Whenever its a school day, i am depressed and actually hate being awake during this time, am I alone?
I generally am in a good mood, school makes me angry.
I generally am in a good mood, school makes me angry.
How many of you dread waking up during mon-fri?
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I read this interesting study a while back that indicated that the average person is the happiest during the middle of the week and most depressed on a Sunday. True story!
"How many of you dread waking up during mon-fri?" I woke up during the week one time. It was a Thursday.
lol Oh I remember that feeling vividly. Let me tell you a secret though, it never ends. It just transitions from school to work. Make sure you go into a profession that you love to do. It does get better though. Just try to have a positive outlook. It could be worse.
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I'm going to guess that you're still in high-school. The reason I make this assumption is that you're A. On a mon-fri schedule, and B. Forced to get up and cart yourself off to school.
Trust me when I say it gets MUCH better in college. That being said, I too faced the same dilemma. I woke up one day and realized that I hated my shitty go-nowhere life. I realized something had to change, or I would be chained to the same hopeless wheel forever. So I said goodbye to that hopeless cesspool of a town, and moved to a Real City. I got a shitty job, which I hated, and then traded up for a much better job, which I didn't hate. While spending time in this awesome new Real City, I found some awesome new friends. Now, almost two years on, my life has gone from one I couldn't imagine continuing to live, to one I couldn't imagine being better.
So in other words, finish high-school (which at this point, is two shades away from a juvenile penitentiary). Move the fuck away from wherever you're living now (unless you really like it), and either go to college or get a job in a place you really want to be. Just that one change will inspire you.
Trust me when I say it gets MUCH better in college. That being said, I too faced the same dilemma. I woke up one day and realized that I hated my shitty go-nowhere life. I realized something had to change, or I would be chained to the same hopeless wheel forever. So I said goodbye to that hopeless cesspool of a town, and moved to a Real City. I got a shitty job, which I hated, and then traded up for a much better job, which I didn't hate. While spending time in this awesome new Real City, I found some awesome new friends. Now, almost two years on, my life has gone from one I couldn't imagine continuing to live, to one I couldn't imagine being better.
So in other words, finish high-school (which at this point, is two shades away from a juvenile penitentiary). Move the fuck away from wherever you're living now (unless you really like it), and either go to college or get a job in a place you really want to be. Just that one change will inspire you.
I recognize the feeling. It is like that sometimes.
That said, as you grow older all things get better. I'm not old myself, but that is the general trend and my impression. It is sad, but society is always geared towards the needs of those in power - and that is not the people who have to go to school.
That said, as you grow older all things get better. I'm not old myself, but that is the general trend and my impression. It is sad, but society is always geared towards the needs of those in power - and that is not the people who have to go to school.
Try owning a house and getting into debt; then you'll dread waking up at all!
As someone else said, you'll miss your school days when they are gone. I hated school when I went but now I think it wasn't so bad at all. I just had a bad attitude.
As someone else said, you'll miss your school days when they are gone. I hated school when I went but now I think it wasn't so bad at all. I just had a bad attitude.
School is fine, though that might be because I have great teachers. Waking up at the ungodly hour of six AM, however, is something that I hate with a passion. It's worse when I wake up at 5:30 or something, glance at the clock, and know that I don't have enough time to get any more sleep.
I work rolling shifts of four on, four off, making weeks and weekends meaningless. Try that on for size.
Ah yes, this is true, but then when you consider that the shifts are 12 hours long and they start at 6am when on days, and 6pm when on nights, it soon gets worse.Calobi said: