Venting thread

why does online school even have an irl graduation
how do you even know your classmates except via shared posts or something

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>getting into programming courses with an idea of working as programmer after them
>afraid that i wont like neither courses or programming in general
It's not like i'm disgusted by it but i have no other option as my degree in physics is useless. I'm literally taking a gamble.

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>Entire education was hell on earth
>Finally all behind me
>Currently a working a comfy job, thinking about what to do next in my own time
>Still no friends or social life, but enjoy the company of my colleagues
>Since I've got no other priorities I'm actually trying to fix problems I couldn't before
>Getting fit, teaching myself a new language and trying to improve myself and my social skills
>Managed to be more productive in a few months than I'd been for years on end
>Family thinks I've got no ambition and I'm going to be a failure
>Won't stop pressuring me to start working towards new qualifications
>Would rather have me in (((Uni))) or somewhere else rather than staying put for a year at the most
>Literally don't care if I'm back to being a human husk as long as I'm advancing somehow
>Too poor to move out
>Don't have anyone else nearby to stay with
I'm not even Asian.

>>35116588
>Family thinks I've got no ambition and I'm going to be a failure
I'm already there, and I'm not even out of high school yet.


>Getting fit, teaching myself a new language and trying to improve myself and my social skills
At least you're getting somewhere. If you have time, you could try volunteering.

>>35116449
>why does online school even have an irl graduation

Fuck if I know. All I know is I don't want to be within 15 feet of my classmates. There's a reason why they're not in a public school
>how do you even know your classmates except via shared posts or something

Our teachers allow us to send messages in a public chat during class. Some teachers allow us to talk to each other for 5-15 minutes before class starts.