u/Sanbikaa

Hey everyone, I’m 24 and I haven’t seen any of my dreams or aspirations to the end because there’s so much I wanna do and yet I’m so terrified of failure. I believe it comes from living with my mom and having to mature quicker than I was mentally prepared for, she never wanted to work so at an early age I had to put things I wanted to do on the back burner so I could afford rent and food for us. I tried going to college five times each time online classes, each time I’ve ended up dropping out because online schooling doesn’t help me at all but I was unable to do anything else since getting reduced hours or working part time would risk us being homeless.

I’m out of that situation now, living with my girlfriend of five years even though I’m able to work part time and go to school I’m still terrified of failing again and even though I have more freedom to express myself and explore interest I still can’t bring myself to see any of them out.

Is there something wrong with me? I don’t know how to solve this issue, it makes me feel like I’m drifting through life instead of taking control.

Hey everyone, I’m 24 and I haven’t seen any of my dreams or aspirations to the end because there’s so much I wanna do and yet I’m so terrified of failure. I believe it comes from living with my mom and having to mature quicker than I was mentally prepared for, she never wanted to work so at an early age I had to put things I wanted to do on the back burner so I could afford rent and food for us. I tried going to college five times each time online classes, each time I’ve ended up dropping out because online schooling doesn’t help me at all but I was unable to do anything else since getting reduced hours or working part time would risk us being homeless.

I’m out of that situation now, living with my girlfriend of five years even though I’m able to work part time and go to school I’m still terrified of failing again and even though I have more freedom to express myself and explore interest I still can’t bring myself to see any of them out.

Is there something wrong with me? I don’t know how to solve this issue, it makes me feel like I’m drifting through life instead of taking control.

Hey everyone, I’m 24 and I haven’t seen any of my dreams or aspirations to the end because there’s so much I wanna do and yet I’m so terrified of failure. I believe it comes from living with my mom and having to mature quicker than I was mentally prepared for, she never wanted to work so at an early age I had to put things I wanted to do on the back burner so I could afford rent and food for us. I tried going to college five times each time online classes, each time I’ve ended up dropping out because online schooling doesn’t help me at all but I was unable to do anything else since getting reduced hours or working part time would risk us being homeless.

I’m out of that situation now, living with my girlfriend of five years even though I’m able to work part time and go to school I’m still terrified of failing again and even though I have more freedom to express myself and explore interest I still can’t bring myself to see any of them out.

Is there something wrong with me? I don’t know how to solve this issue, it makes me feel like I’m drifting through life instead of taking control.

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I tried playing AC2 which I bought yesterday and when I installed it and tried to play it I was greeted with this error. Anyone knows a fix? I tried clearing cache, running uplay as admin and verifying game files

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I've used mechanical keyboards before and they're fine, some a bit too loud for me liking but gets the job done however, I've never used a keyboard with magnetic switches before so I can't say anything on it. Are they better than mechanical switches or is it the same?

I'm trying to decide which game to get, their both on sale for roughly the same price (KH being 3$ more) but I'm not sure which one would be the better buy. I don't play JRPGs, mainly RPGs and ARPGs like Cyberpunk and PoE, but I want to dive into JRPGs because they look fun and engaging.

I like the 2d-3d art style of Octopath, the music from what I've heard sounds great the break system and charging up your skills so they can hit hard and multiple times seems pretty cool. However I'm not sure how I feel about all the stories being separated also I've heard the game can be a slog if you don't wanna be under leveled.

I remember playing KH 365/2 and dream drop distant on the DS and 3DS aside from that I don't know much about the series outside of it being as confusing as trying to keep up with Metal Gear. The music I love simple and clean and face my fears I can listen to on repeat for days. I just don't know if the game is still good or is it a situation where folks are blinded by nostalgia. I'm on PC btw