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Hey Everyone. My name is Barbie. I am 22. Working full time and in college. I'm here to give advice to serious questions, not to share my whole life story. I've not been active until recently. All of the questions I've answered on here, as you see are very old and out dated. I will no longer answer silly questions, but only more serious ones. If you want my opinon, ask me a question. I'm 100% honest to the best of my knowledge, blunt, and to the point. If that's what you're looking for, then you've come to the right place. If not, then my apologies, but you can go to some one else who will sugar coat things for you and make you hear what you want to hear.
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my friend doesn't even know where he wants to go to college. he's a junior in high school and let's just say he's not doing all that well and his GPA is the proof of that. he doesn't seem to care about this school stuff but he's constantly getting stressed out. what should i do to help him in this situation?! or what should happen?!
ok well first off... it doesnt matter if he doesnt know what he wants to do yet. alot of students dont know what they want to do at that point in their life. take me for example... i'm a senior and i graduate in the first week of june, and i still am undecided on what i want to do with my life and career. thats not uncommon in high school students. he is a junior, he has the rest of this year and even next year to decide. if he is undecided then he can take a semester to think about it or even take the year off to figure out what he wants to persue his career in. i wouldnt really be concerned that much about it. he will figure it out. there is nothing you can do that can choose what he wants to do. that is all on him and only him. just give him time to figure out what that is that he will want to do for the rest of his life. going to college and trying to find a job to have for the rest of your life is a major life changing thing. he will figure it out in time. just give him that time.
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