I officially admit that I have a problem, now what?

[Ashley1989]

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[typicalindian]

Ummmm some

would be nice.

 

[TheShaker]

I used to be the same way. You chase the challenge because you feel like it gives what you're doing more meaning and you feel better about yourself when you make it out alive. I don't know, it wore off for me sometime after the MCAT when I was just burned out and tired of academics.

 

[Ashley1989]

Ummmm some

would be nice.

Ha! Interesting! The Cliffs of Moher. I went there a few years ago and hopped a couple of fences to creep down to the very side of the cliffs and put my arms up and lean slightly over against the wind. Most epic moment of my life.

 

[typicalindian]

Ha! Interesting! The Cliffs of Moher. I went there a few years ago and hopped a couple of fences to creep down to the very side of the cliffs and put my arms up and lean slightly over against the wind. Most epic moment of my life.

 

[Ashley1989]

And then an irish guy flew up on a rocket. I jumped on even though it was a 70 foot drop and we flew off together into the sunset.

 

[gettheleadout]

lol...

OP, typicalindian is requesting a TL;DR for your wall of text.

 

[Ashley1989]

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[Spinach Dip]

You should probably talk to counseling services on your campus. I'm sure they will be more capable of helping you than anyone on this forum.

 

[MedPR]

I used to be the same way. You chase the challenge because you feel like it gives what you're doing more meaning and you feel better about yourself when you make it out alive. I don't know, it wore off for me sometime after the MCAT when I was just burned out and tired of academics.

Same.

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