It always seemed enticing

My boyfriend didn’t go to university until he was 28 because he didn’t feel anywhere near ready when he was 18. He graduated with first-class honours, went on to do a Masters, and is now a history teacher. It’s so much more important to do things when you’re able to fully commit to them and do them to the best of your ability than to rush to do them by an imaginary deadline.

this is very comforting

I first went to uni at 18, fresh out of high school, and I went from a BCom to a BA, going through 4 majors, failing more than I was passing, before dropping out. All that in a year! And then, after a few years of work, I went back at 23, and boy howdy did those few years make all the difference. I’ve never gotten lower than an A- and I genuinely love what I do. It is not the end of the world if you take some time to go back for a degree. It might even make the experience better for you.

sorry for how i acted when there were multiple noises happening at the same time

we used to turn the tv on and just watch whatever was on there

and for the lady, perhaps a fking break?

tbh at the time folks either didn't think anything of this aesthetic or else thought it was kinda ugly, but now that we've all been mired in "Dentist's Office Waiting Room Furnished By Ikea" for over 20 years, it just looks so pleasant and wholesome