I am a sophomore in college and I am worried about the lsat. My gpa should be 3.7-8 by the time I’m done with school so lsat needs to be high too. My safety is Harvard and I would absolutely die if I went to Yale. So when should I start studying Reddit.
I remember listening to some Minecraft parody songs and my mom asking me where I heard this song. I remember being confused as she sounded really emotional she said something along the lines of that’s me and [boyfriend’s name] song. This was her much younger boyfriend she got recently after she got divorced by her second husband not my dad. Anyway she’s all like don’t play that song again. I don’t even remember what the song was lol so maybe it would be funny to ask her like 11 years later and jk of course but how do u think that would go Reddit? since me and my mom don’t have the best relationship.
Today after reflection I’ve come to the idea that I am poor at handling rejection. I’ve decided to do something about it by being more mindful in the future. I realize this will be a slow process but I will try to stay on target.
But for like flavor I guess let’s tell Reddit what I’ve done:
I told a girl to go fuck herself when on Valentine’s Day she told me to bring her food. Probably should’ve just walked out.
I gave a girl a rose and a love poem and she didn’t respond warmly. So we break up and I spiral and I ask my roommate what to do but he happened to give poor advice and the combination of our autism turned into a 2 paragraph apology. Yikes but hey my first situationship but yikes.
And last time I told a girl basically I was starstruck when I first saw her. She replied I didn’t remember seeing you. How I handled this was by far the best of these experiences by simply trying to reignite a conversation every couple months. Yikes