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Originally Posted by divine1966
I think it is very mature and wise to recognize that something might not be for you. I disagree with those who say it is still better to finish. I would go look for a degree in something I feel I am good at. I would not encourage people to pursue degrees in something they feel might not be for them.
That's terribly people say things about you especially wrong things. Also stay away from that cousin of yours. Sounds like bad trigger
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I don't feel passionate about doing anything else, so I don't know what I would do if/when I drop this program. I would probably do nothing.
It's not her fault she triggers me- my cousin I mean. We were both molested by her older brother.
On one hand I can't emotionally tolerate bring around her bc it stirs up too much in me, too many memories I work very hard to suppress.
But on the other hand I feel terrible about my cowardly desire to cut her off and save myself. She hasn't done anything wrong, she's as much a victim as I was, if not more so.
--I did end up talking to my professor/program chair. I had decided not to tell her anything but I went to the apt anyway, and when she asked what I wanted to talk about I said nothing, that I had changed my mind.
And we talked about other stuff instead and then she asked again what I wanted to tell her and again I said I changed my mind but somehow over the span of the hour she got it out of me, and in hindsight I'm really not sure how. She's very sneaky, lol.
I like her very much but I won't see her again outside class bc she inspires diarrhea of the mouth, she just makes me want to tell her things.
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