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- Mar 21, 2019
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to start university 3 years in a row is a justified reason for wanting to ctb? I think it has knock on effects for the rest of my life...
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No. You still have a long journey. You know... University isn't a thing.to start university 3 years in a row is a justified reason for wanting to ctb? I think it has knock on effects for the rest of my life...
Be strong and work hard. Don't give up easily. You ain't like me have a bad family, pressure etc. It's just university.to start university 3 years in a row is a justified reason for wanting to ctb? I think it has knock on effects for the rest of my life...
to start university 3 years in a row is a justified reason for wanting to ctb? I think it has knock on effects for the rest of my life...
Whats your disability?Maybe you can try a different form of therapy like psychoanalysis who don't push diagnosis but look deeper into your life?
My reason for ctb right know would be my physical condition, i'm completely disabled because of it, and i don't want to live like this.
PSSD + some other neurological problems (muscle weakness + spasm, unable to think and terrible confusion) + chronic pelvic pain (i'm already doing pelvic floor therapy) and emotional numbness. I can't study anymore or do a job or whatever. It sucksWhats your disability?
I'm sorry... Shouldn't askPSSD + some other neurological problems (muscle weakness + spasm, unable to think and terrible confusion) + chronic pelvic pain (i'm already doing pelvic floor therapy) and emotional numbness. I can't study anymore or do a job or whatever. It sucks
@Anima Originally, I wanted to get a degree and then go into teaching. I think if I'd been able to do the subject I wanted to do, I'd have met different people who were interested in similar things but instead I've been incredibly isolated. The only jobs available without university are not full time, minimum wage and in retail, which is hard because I'm so introverted.
I've found everything difficult since receiving a diagnosis of bipolar, although I don't really agree with DSM diagnoses and being hounded by medical people who can't actually offer me anything but just remind me of the fact that I don't have the autonomy I used to have. So I guess it's a combination of reasons and issues caused by not coping.
I'm hoping it would allow me to work in something which I am both skilled in and enjoy. I want to study languages then teach.Why do you want to go to university so badly?
We all have our reasons for wanting to ctb, and it depends on the individual psychological pressure. For me personally this alone wouldn't be a reason to commit suicide.