u/Flaky_Tone_5453

Planned to study psych with neuroscience at uni when I was 17. Fast forward a few years: I got into my top choice uni to now deeply regret the decisions I have made and am dropping out. I do not want to go into psychology and hate studying it - I am 22 currently and have no idea what to go into next, so am looking out for full time jobs to pay off rent whilst I figure out my life. I know I messed up and made a big mistake, and I am trying to get over feelings of self resentment for being so stupid.

Uni is not for everyone - if I could go back in time I would have picked medical neuroscience or have done an apprenticeship. Dont study at university unless your career requires you to.

Planned to study psych with neuroscience at uni when I was 17. Fast forward a few years: I got into my top choice uni to now deeply regret the decisions I have made. I do not want to go into psychology and hate studying it - I am 22 currently and have no idea what to go into next, so am looking out for full time jobs to pay off rent whilst I figure out my life. I know I messed up and made a big mistake.

Uni is not for everyone - if I could go back in time I would have picked medical neuroscience or have done an apprenticeship. Dont study at university unless your career requires you to.

I felt the happiest when I no longer took zoloft/setraline regularly and forgot to take the pills. I did not experience the withdrawal effects.. I have been trying them again regularly to see if they help me mood wise. There were moments I felt better but I also feel empty a lot of the time. Increased my dose 2 weeks ago to feel the same numbness and today has been a low point.

Will be going down the supplement route with cod liver oil, vitamin b and magnesium as they have antidepressant effects. Will start new hobbies and try busy myself more., and will focus on my life goals as a motivator. Has anyone felt the same?