I have just finished everything at university. I have defended my bachelors paper at high mark and have all right to get higher education. I will be a certified historian. Three years of hard work has been done. I feel really good right now.
I have just finished everything at university. I have defended my bachelors paper at high mark and have all right to get higher education. I will be a certified historian. Three years of hard work has been done. I feel really good right now.
I have just finished everything at university. I have defended my bachelors paper at high mark and have all right to get higher education. I will be a certified historian. Three years of hard work has been done. I feel really good right now.
It's always nice to hear when someone acomplish something..congratulations! 🙂
They believe that I'm actually addicted to my computer and want me to spend less time on it (I had another meeting just now). I can see their point of view, seeing as how I'm partly in therapy for social anxiety and being on the computer for most of the day is robbing me of chances to improve and explore, but the thought of spending less time on my computer terrifies me. I actually start to panic when I don't have access to it, which is a definite sign of an addiction. They want me to spend less time in my room (If I'm not required to be any place else, I'm in here with the door closed), and I can surely see the patterns of my usual life emerging yet again, even here.
Reflective.
I realise that my life will officially end when I'm either too old (25 is too old for me), or because of some war/disease/accident. I'd better make something of it now while I still have a chance, then.
They believe that I'm actually addicted to my computer and want me to spend less time on it (I had another meeting just now). I can see their point of view, seeing as how I'm partly in therapy for social anxiety and being on the computer for most of the day is robbing me of chances to improve and explore, but the thought of spending less time on my computer terrifies me. I actually start to panic when I don't have access to it, which is a definite sign of an addiction. They want me to spend less time in my room (If I'm not required to be any place else, I'm in here with the door closed), and I can surely see the patterns of my usual life emerging yet again, even here.
I'm addicted too.
And I'm not afraid to admit it.
I didn't think I could get addicted to anything. But I think the only thing I'm addicted to is the internet.
Can't get addicted to cigarettes or alcohol or parties. And stuff like that.
I'm addicted too.
And I'm not afraid to admit it.
I didn't think I could get addicted to anything. But I think the only thing I'm addicted to is the internet.
Can't get addicted to cigarettes or alcohol or parties. And stuff like that.
It's not really an addiction, there's just nothing else to do
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