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In reply to the discussion: Professor: ‘Follow your dreams’ is cruel advice [View all]Newest Reality
(12,712 posts)Practice lowering your expectations every chance you get.
Try to get along with your parents because you either have to stay there or will be moving back in at some point. Read books on family relations and how to facilitate them.
Start doing a little research on anti-depressants and their alternatives so that you are ready when it is your turn to take the plunge in this decaying culture. There really won't be much "therapy" for you if you don't have the kind of money it takes to get some professional to sit and listen to your problems for a "client" hour.
Don't give up on playing video games because they may be a primary form of entertainment and even have to double for vacations you won't have.
It is okay to follow your dreams if you are actually sleeping and you may find yourself sleeping more and have the time to follow your real dreams into places you will never go while awake.
Yes, you may be eligible for food stamps!