Hello there, user. You all seemed to appreciate it last night, so I'm back to listen to any and all of your issues and dole out some mediocre advice. Relax on the proverbial couch and lets do it.
I'm listening
Christopher King
Julian Watson
I quit CS at uni after my 1st and it's been away at me ever since. My brain just couldn't understand advanced recursion and i completely failed to code a minesweeper in PyGame by myself. Did i make the right choice in quitting?
Isaac White
My penis is small.
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Liam Bailey
Well, first I'm sorry to hear about you not doing so hot at coding. But, I think you may have made the right choice. It's often difficult to recognize when we're not good at something. If you tried your best and recognized that it just wasn't your cup of tea, then I don't think you have anything to worry about. Do you know of any alternative types of things you might want to try if you ever give uni another shot?
Matthew Reed
As much as it can hurt your ego, I don't think it's the end of the world. If there's guy's out there that get married that are paralyzed from the waist down, then you shouldn't worry too much about your dick size. Also, don't listen to the internet when it comes to these things and don't give porn too much credit. The kind of women that obsess over dick size aren't the types you want anyways, so fuck them.
Christian Clark
Not really, I'm going for an economincs/business degree, but that's just because i feel it'd raise my chances of moving out of the shithole i currently live in. Automation is a wildcard that i feel is really going to fuck me over though.
Ian Ortiz
How do I stop being a glutton. I'm not that bad, maybe 190 pounds at 6'0 but i'd like to be more handsome. how do i resist temptation
Connor Rodriguez
talk to a psychiatrist about it and they'll prescribe you some drugs that might curb your appetite.
Wyatt Flores
I wouldn't worry about automation too much. I still think we're quite a ways off from it completely replacing those types of work. Even if it's reliable, it has to get past the "I don't trust machines to do human work" kind of crowd. It's good you're still in school for something. Even if you don't get a job in the particular field, just having a degree looks good in general.
Kevin White
I found community college easy as there wasn't anything else going on in my life. I tried university during my move-in with a roommate 30 minutes away. I took night classes as driving that long in the morning, plus parking at university was a hassle. I found nothing at the campus to get involved in, even though that's what they boosted about the most. Most of the events or clubs where about cultures or careers, nothing basic to actually get involved in. Still being undecided, I took a history course load with computer science and spanish. Computer science interested me, but it was time-consuming for little amount of points that it didn't matter to finish all of it. I just ended up not being interested in continuing as I had no reason or passion for anything. I just need time to decide what I actually want and actually act like an adult, but that could cost me to lose my scholarship. I went to counselors before as it was a requirement for my scholarship, but they just pointed me to the basic of my interests (like history) or told me to research jobs.