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Im bored its sunday, what are some weird buildings or places to go and explore? Besides crumleys backrooms ive been there

My roomate has an ice machine that she says only goes off every hour. But at night it goes off like every 30 minutes and its rlly loud, i have trouble sleeping with the noise but she says turning it off at night can cause mold. Idk what to do bc asking her to rid of it would be rude. Also i think its heating up our room bc there is hot air coming out of the vents of it which is not good. I dont like the idea of earplugs cause i feel like it would hurt my ear pressure but is there any brands that are good? Idk if it would block all the noise tho, bc i plug my ears to try and sleep but i can still hear the machine.

My suitemates like to shower after like 1am and especially at 4am and it wakes me up and i cant go back to sleep. I have a rlly packed schedule in the day and i want to prioritize sleep, so is it like unreasonable to ask them to not shower past 12? I alr asked them but then i felt like a controller so i said sorry for the inconvenience maybe we can compromise later. Idk what to do, should i move dorms? Was it ok to ask them that

Idk this might be tmi but im overthinking all of this and i just want to like have a clear path or some advice or validation for this bc i dont wanna mess up a future career, and i struggle with big decisions

Im currently doing pre-interior design and i am a first year student. Already i have heard some iffy things about the professor from past students, like how she grades based off of her opinion. I was questioning doing this major anyway since most of the projects i saw looked boring. I am thinking about sticking with the major for a full semester though before switching bc other classes i would take are full. its only one interior design class, the rest of my classes are fundamentals which r needed for if i did change my major to something like studio art or interdisciplinary arts.

But if i do make it into the interior design program, should i just thug it out and do the program or switch majors to something that might not have that much career paths? Because idk what i could do besides being a teacher for the other two majors i mentioned.

Also idk if i should base my major off of how much money i would make or how much i would enjoy it, for instance i would enjoy making ceramics and having a job related to that feild but it wouldnt be a lot of money. But interior design has some jobs that do make a lot of money but i dunno if i would enjoy it, especially with the commercial designs and all the computer stuff making jt like a desk job

Also my grandpa said not to make my hobby my career so that is why I chose interior design instead of studio art.

i feel like i dont wanna waste my time or money on major that wont have that many good jobs following it but i dont want to waste my time or money doing something i wont enjoy. I cant find a good option

Is it possible to build a financially sustainable life around smth i dont hate?

Like i was trading just now and i dont even like to trade really. So i was offering an apple for this girls cheese and then she asked to see my backpack which i declined because wth we are just trading food and then she immediately declined the trade and that is just so annoying like you traded me just to see my backpack and ik she was gonna suggest my cryptid cause it was her dp and im not even trading that bro. i wish players werent so sensetive to being declined a backpack because it feels like an invasion of privacy to me or something and then they take forever to look in mine bc i have a lot of pets so im just waiting there. I get why it was added but its such a hassle