I don't know what to do with my life. I'm 21. I failed

>>18550132
If you fail your first year of college you might as well drop out

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Don't listen to the retard who said dropping out is an option.

I got some questions to ask you. What was your major in the first year? Why did you fail? How did you obtain arthritis at 21 years old?

>>18550143
Equine science. I like horses, but it's basically the industry of horse PEOPLE. I was getting failed for shit like skipping a daytime Halloween party where they dressed up the horses. I was miserable and somehow my parents convinced me to go again a second semester to finish the year.
I was born with clift foot. No doctor will even prescribe me a pain killer because I'd just be hooked for life on some opiates. I'd get hurt in high school doing shit like running to warm up for sports. I feel like an old man.

Seems like equine science isn't your thing. Great that you are in stem but maybe pull back from going into something too specific. Is there another stem program that is more employable you feel you can excel at?

How are your general studies going right now? Anything that peak your interest?

Sorry about the cleft foot pal, shit gotta suck.

>>18550196
My general credits are looking boring. I have no idea what I want to do with my life. There's a ton of things I like I could go to school for and I'd probably be broke. I know I'll kill myself if I end up a high tier wage cuck, so I don't want to study four years of whatever just to pay bills.

>>18550214

I just want to make it clear that the feelings you have are no new or something that hasn't been said. Lots of people at your age are lost and confused at what you want do.

Since you don't know what to do and your general studies are not interesting, then speak to a professional. Go to your university's school council and talk to one of the people about the options you have. Do it first thing in the morning to get it out of the way and to have a little privacy since no one goes early.