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I got my GED at 15 and was planning on going to college and graduating at 19

I'm 20 and have done nothing the past 5 years

>>34254661
it isn't too late anon

>>34254635
I tried, but it wasn't enough. Things just couldn't go my way.

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>>34254722
when has it ever gone our way

>get into college with 17
>now 22 and I have literally only passed 2 exams

I havent smoked weed in 3 months now, shit makes you lazy as fuck.

I really need my life back on track but I feel like its too late

>>34254853
if you don't start you'll look back 10 years from now saying it was too early to say it was too late

>>34254892
It is so hard to keep trying after I have told myself for 8 semesters "next one I will do better" and I end up doing nothing.

At this point I just hope I die in some accident before 25

>>34254635

Not sure your age but consider the army.

My best friend got his GED at twenty, enrolled in Community College and got his AS degree, then joined the army.

Now he's a reservist going to law school on the Montgomery GI bill at Georgetown.

>heading back to college
>started volunteering
>getting a job as a security guard

I was a NEET for 6 months before this. My parents keep telling they're proud of the changes I'm making. It feels nice.

My sisters on the other hand keep reminding me about all the time I wasted in the past but I try to let it get to me.

>>34255029
way too out of shape for the army
maybe the national guard will take me

>>34254635
I'm proud of you anon

And no I'm not being sarcastic

>>34255061
what a bunch of rude c-words