November 07, 2013
Working Harder and Harder
Posted at 7:29 PM
Well, psychology is said to take many years to complete if you want a masters degree and high paying job as a psychologist. Gahhh. I need to get into a good school and such and well... 8 years? I can probably deal with that if I get a scholarship or a decent amount of money to even pay off a tuition because depending on the college, each class you take is 1000$+ and I can't... I CAN'T. :( And I'm planning on taking a couple classes and also I might end up getting stressed or overworked and I'm NOT pulling all-nighters. I need my SLEEP ;-;So I might actually become an author during college or something to make duh cha-ching to pay off everything. I don't want to be an adulttttttttttttt too much responsibilities. Thankful for my parents for doing all the hard stuff and I hope I get them retired as soon as possible because #1 My dad is olddddddd. Almost 50 years old. Going to call him pops soom omfg.
Ugh, all this high school work. Just need to get my grades upppppp. Please. Need to get into them good Ivy League colleges. Finally have a reason to attend school and actually do shattttt.
But I might die in the process *cries* And there's so many languages I want to become fluent in that will take 40% of my lifespan to learn. Life. Can't handle this thing called Life anymore.
Later note: Um, no. I want my parents to retire while I'm in college. Unless they have to pay for my brother, idk. But he's cyberschooling anyway and I hope he gets a job. My parents seriously NEED. A. BREAK. Goal for the rest of high school: Get into college w/ scholarship (in full or partial) and have a decent paying job for house/rent idk and get parents retired. REALLY. RETIRED.
