confusedwoman87 wrote:
I wish I was interested in being a doctor. They are needed everywhere, and they make pretty good pay.
I guess people are assuming that since I made good grades in school that I will make "good grades" in life.
I'm new to this site. Do people post different threads according to their mood? I mean, can I just have one that I talk about myself on instead of having a lot of threads to deal with at the same time?
I really really hope that this is a safe place for me to talk, but I feel like maybe I'm talking about myself too much and annoying people. Also, I've now talked about different topics on the same thread. What should I be doing on here?
No, your thread seems good and you are getting quite the discussion. You are not unlike other 20 year-olds that I have encountered. Yes, confused but trying. You are absolutely correct in saying good grades in school don't translate to good grades in life. I hope this is a safe place for you to talk too, but sometime people can be rude (either inadvertently or
on purpose
If interested in Seattle, think also about Portland. It's smaller, but still very cosmopolitan with a good arts scene. If you want a small city, think about Madison. Public transportation is ok, but you can walk just about anywhere. Of course if your boyfriend from South Asia can handle the weather, I'm biased to Minneapolis. The University of Minnesota is excellent for science and medical education, and has a good psychology program too. Public transportation is getting better now with the introduction of light rail. Minneapolis/St. Paul is considered second only to New York as far as live theater goes.
Mostly, it sounds like you just need to get away. I don't blame you.