I am asking myself what can I do with what I got?
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I would achieve something, that’s my main problem, I can’t achieve anything, after some time I don’t feel motivated anymore and quit.
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I had been working on a doctorate in Educational Administration but had decided it wasn’t for me. Instead, I found a university near me that offered a doctorate in Education that paid would have paid for my tuition in full, plus a stipend, and had me doing research as well as my school work. It would have prepared me for jobs in research and writing, test or text book creation, and more scholarly-type work. I would have loved it. I love research and writing, analytics, that sort of thing.
Nowadays, if I get better, I think I will work in business. It was lower stress than education. I will probably stay lower on the totem pole, working in admin. It pays well enough. In my first job as an administrative assistant I made $50k a year.
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I would be a network chiropractor And have a boyfriend.
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I’d be depressed. I’m too used to being weird and unhealthy and that would be too huge of a change.
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If I didn’t have sza, I’d be an RN with a very large 401K getting ready to retire in about 6 - 8 years.
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You brought this thread back!
I think I would have made a good teacher
Language Arts, Middle School
instead I’ve done it in volunteer jobs
my dad tells me he’s never stopped believing in me
and I can do anything
Wish I believed that too.
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I would enjoy my life more.
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I would have a job and be more self sufficient.
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If you major in CS you will have to take so much math you will have a minor in it. A lot of people double major in math and computer science because the major is usually only a couple more additional courses than required.
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I’d go out more and live independently.
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I’d be getting ready to retire from nursing in about eight more years and looking forward to it. I will be 59 in February. I would be planning on moving out of the country upon retirement. Probably to Central America.
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If I didn’t have an illness I would have probably become a pediatrician, be very trim and lean, have beautiful hair, skin, and body, and be married right now, and my family and friends would be trouble free
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I’ve lived at least seven thousand similar lives, and I’m always schizophrenic. I dont know what I would do. I’d probably do the same stuff like try to find happiness.
It feels like billions or eternity. I’ve seen a lot of stuff in my lives. I rather not talk about it.
Maybe you guys are lucky and end up not schizophrenic…
I’d probably do nothing with my life. I can assume/believe eternal recurrence, even though technically it’s not true.
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Play with my kids.
Work hard at home, so my husband doesn’t need to.
Help families in need.
Exercise.
Eat well.
Serve in ministry at Church.
Volunteer in the community.
Travel to visit friends.
Make elaborate meals for everyone.
Decorate the house with homemade crafts.
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Hmm.,
To answer your topic question simply, I have thus.,
Tha same thing I’m doing now.,
I am healthy, and if we must use that word, since we must, “normal”.,
But I prefer brave explorer.,
Yap!. Yap!.
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Bette den radiohead’s, 'paranoid android ', rite?.,
Rite???.
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i always wanted to work in mental health when i was younger. lil ironic
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Hmmm I would work out more , have a solid career and would be considering kids. With how things are, I’m pretty set on never having kids
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