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This might seem crazy but I think maybe Louis and Donna should have ended up together. In the later seasons, they really grow closer and I really liked the chemistry they had in later seasons and I think they would have made a great couple. As much as Louis and Sheila are peas in a pod, I feel like Louis and Donna could have gotten together after she went back to work for Harvey if they write it right.

On top of that, I think that Harvey should have ended up with either Paula or Scottie.

I’m good with Mike and Rachel but I do think Mike and Katrina would have made a pretty cool couple too. But I’m happy that Mike and Rachel ended up together in the end.

Considering moving to Florida after college

So, I’m from Massachusetts and I’ll be graduating undergrad within the next year or so. I’ve been considering moving for a while. I’ve only been to Florida for Disney World when I was a kid, other than that I haven’t really explored the state or really seen it firsthand.

I feel like after college, I want a fresh start. If I had money to live on my own and wasn’t so close to the end of the undergrad, I’d probably already move out of here. I feel like there’s nothing keeping me here anymore, I feel like I do t have any friends here anymore, plus I don’t think I can really afford to live where I am if I wanted to. I’ve heard Florida can be pretty expensive too though. Plus I’m hoping to meet new people. I feel so alone where I’m at and I feel like there’s just nothing left here for me where I live.

I’ve heard people talk about Pensacola saying that’s nice. I’m kind of a city boy so I’d like to move to a city. Miami definitely does not sound like something I could afford though. But then again, maybe somewhere different than Boston could also be a great experience too. No big city isn’t exactly a deal breaker.

Overall, just wanted to get some feedback from people who actually live in Florida and can tell me what it’s like from first hand experience. That would be really appreciated.

Considering moving to Dallas after college

So, I’m from Massachusetts and I’ll be graduating undergrad within the next year or so. I’ve been considering moving for a while. Me and my family were considering to Dallas years ago right before COVID. I remember liking it when I was there and have been considering moving for quite a while. I got to see the Dallas, Fort Worth, Garland areas when my mom was looking for houses to buy when we were going to move there when I was a kid.

When I was there, I like how it felt pretty similar to Boston. I’ve always liked a city environment. Everyone there seemed friendly and it seemed like there was a lot of stuff to do. That was back in 2020 when I was 14 so I’m wondering how things are now.

I feel like after college, I want a fresh start. If I had money to live on my own and wasn’t so close to the end of the undergrad, I’d probably already move out of here. I feel like there’s nothing keeping me here anymore, I feel like I do t have any friends here anymore, plus I don’t think I can really afford to live where I am if I wanted to. I’ve heard Dallas can be pretty expensive too though. Plus I’m hoping to meet new people. I feel so alone where I’m at and I feel like there’s just nothing left here for me where I live.

Overall, just wanted to get some feedback from people who actually live in Dallas and can tell me what it’s like from first hand experience. That would be really appreciated.

So, I’m from Massachusetts and I’ll be graduating undergrad within the next 1-2 years. I’ve been considering moving for a while. Me and my family were considering to Dallas years ago right before COVID. I remember liking it when I was there. Lately, I’ve heard people talk about Houston and how nice it is.

I feel like after college, I want a fresh start. If I had money to live on my own and wasn’t so close to the end of the undergrad, I’d probably already move out of here. I feel like there’s nothing keeping me here anymore, I feel like I do t have any friends here anymore, plus I don’t think I can really afford to live where I am if I wanted to. I’ve heard Houston can be pretty expensive too though.

Overall, just wanted to get some feedback from people who actually live in Houston and can tell me what it’s like from first hand experience. That would be really appreciated.

So I’ve been really behind in a class just missing a bunch of assignments due to some personal stuff that’s been going on which has had me feeling in a tough place.

I want to talk to my professor about it again. She previously already told me that she won’t let me remake the assignments since they are very late. I emailed her again on Monday and then when she never got back, I scheduled a meeting via calendarly. She’s an adjunct professor and a marketing Vp so she’s very busy. We never met on Wednesday, I rescheduled for Thursday and she canceled it just saying “please email me, I’m at work” and I did.

Later that night, she emailed back saying that yeah, too late for the assignments I’ve missed because she needs to focus on grading before the end of the semester on Monday. She did say that there is a “chance to end up with a decent grade” in the class. I emailed back yesterday morning just asking if there’s a way if I could get an idea of why that grade could be.

I also decided to schedule another meeting with her on her calendarly. I was going to do last night, Friday night but I missed it before I could schedule it. She did have Saturday and Sunday open so I decided to book for Saturday today at 2:15pm. I don’t really want to do that because I feel bad doing that on a weekend, plus where she already said please email her the last time I booked a meeting with her.

Idk how to feel. I have the meeting in 3 hours and I’m wondering if I’m doing too much or maybe this want the right idea. Could use some input.

(I’m a professional overthinker btw if that isn’t clear lol)

So I have been trying to meet with my professor about my grade in a class. I’ve missed a lot of homework. I thought I had completed it, but I’ve had a lot going on and it really gotten in the way of things and made me not as focused as I should’ve been.

I’ve emailed the professor all week, she responded to my email last night finally but I still want to try to talk to her about some stuff. She said she’s not gonna let me go too far back to make up the assignments. I need to make up, but I was just thinking about at least maybe talking to her about my grade about what it might look like at the end of the semester since she said, there’s a “chance I could pass with a decent grade” according to her.

She uses Calenderly for office hours since she’s an adjunct professor who’s a marketing VP. On Wednesday she missed the meeting I scheduled, then canceled the meeting I had for last night just asking me to email her since she was at work, she responded to my email late last night.

I was going to book a meeting tonight with her, but I waited too long and all her availability went away for tonight. She does have options for Saturday and Sunday on calendarly so I put in for tomorrow afternoon.

I guess I’m just wondering if maybe it’s not a good idea to ask something like that on a weekend. I know an email would usually cover it but she doesn’t usually respond to my emails that quickly and I just really want to be sure that I can still pass since finals end on Tuesday.

Idk, guess I could use some input.