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I've taken a gillion of these things, but I still think they're interesting.
You know what pisses me off? Those "learning center" commercials where they ask parents if their child is either lazy or "not being challenged enough," e.g. dumb. Which brings me to a point about myself. I get by on absoultely minimal effort, especially in school. I haven't studied for more than 3 tests in my entire school career. Now, I haven't exactly been making Dean's list, nor would I care whether or not I did, but I've consitently held average grades throughout. Would it make me any smarter to kill myself for another 10 points on a test? Probably, but I'm smart enough to know that doesn't really matter (to me) in the end. I'm no genius, not at all. I'm just saying that maybe there are better things to do with your life than have your head in a book all day.Which brings me to ANOTHER question about myself...am I really that interested in becoming a therapist? I really don't think so. I think I'd rather learn psychology for everyday use with people rather than have a paying job because of it. I'd rather just have an average joe life and help people with their problems as they come instead of making them pay me to solve their problems for them. That's what's good about the future; it's open to interpretation.
I've taken a gillion of these things, but I still think they're interesting.
You know what pisses me off? Those "learning center" commercials where they ask parents if their child is either lazy or "not being challenged enough," e.g. dumb. Which brings me to a point about myself. I get by on absoultely minimal effort, especially in school. I haven't studied for more than 3 tests in my entire school career. Now, I haven't exactly been making Dean's list, nor would I care whether or not I did, but I've consitently held average grades throughout. Would it make me any smarter to kill myself for another 10 points on a test? Probably, but I'm smart enough to know that doesn't really matter (to me) in the end. I'm no genius, not at all. I'm just saying that maybe there are better things to do with your life than have your head in a book all day.Which brings me to ANOTHER question about myself...am I really that interested in becoming a therapist? I really don't think so. I think I'd rather learn psychology for everyday use with people rather than have a paying job because of it. I'd rather just have an average joe life and help people with their problems as they come instead of making them pay me to solve their problems for them. That's what's good about the future; it's open to interpretation.