u/jonnes47

I’ve been wanting to go see Obsession, but I don’t really have many friends to go with. I’ve been thinking about just going by myself, but I don’t want to tell my parents because I know they’ll ask where I’ve been. It feels a little awkward telling them that I went to see a movie alone.

I’ve been here at my new job since the end of march it’s a fast food job and up until recently, I was stuck closing every single shift. About a week ago, I finally worked my very first morning shift. After that shift, I asked my manager for more mornings. She said yes, and she actually put two morning shifts on my schedule app.
But then, without saying anything to me, she took those morning shifts off the app and switched me right back to closing/afternoon shifts.

I recently went full-time, and working nothing but closing shifts is very tiring. I don't even want all morning shifts I just want a fair mix of some mornings and some closing shifts so I can have some balance and she just took them off for no reason without even telling me.

How do i go on and try to fix this problem? What do i tell her?

I worked the morning shift for the first time at my new job of 2 months and the morning people who I never worked with already labeled me as “nonchalant” I hate that that’s what they see me as already.

I also hate that sarcastic thing alot of ppl do for example when my coworkers are loud with each other and they see my quietly doing my work by myself they’ll say “oh why can’t you guys just be like (my name) and it’s so awkward bc i don’t know what to say and the all just look at me.

Anyone relate? i’m only planning on starting at his job only a couple more months until college

18M and i just graduated High School today with basically no close friends and it really is a humbling and honestly depressing feeling. After the ceremony, seeing everyone immediately go talk to their friend groups, take pictures together, laugh with their families and celebrate while you’re mostly standing there alone kind of hits hard. It makes you realize how disconnected you felt during high school even if you were around people every day.

I think what hurts most is knowing this is probably one of the last times everyone will all be together, and while other people are making memories with their groups, you feel like you’re just watching it happen from the outside. I tried not to let it ruin the day, but it definitely made me emotional seeing how naturally everyone connected with each other while I struggled socially for most of high school.

I’m hoping college ends up being a fresh start for me socially. I want to meet people with similar interests, make actual lasting friendships, and build better relationships instead of feeling isolated all the time.

My high school graduation is in a couple hours, and afterward everyone will probably be meeting up with friends and taking pictures. I don’t want to come across as annoying by just following a few of my friends around, especially since this maybe the last time many of us see each other.

I’ve heard about the barcodes but how do they work?

I keep hearing ppl talk about how many cords they’re gonna have and i’m not gonna graduate with any at all and it makes me feel dumb

I feel jealous of my peers. There’s a CTE award ceremony, but I joined too late to get an award. My 3.48 GPA feels average since others take AP and Honors classes. I’m not in advanced classes, and I feel behind. People are also getting graduation cords, and I feel like I won’t have any while others do. How do I stop caring so much about this? Has anyone else felt this in high school, and does it get better in college?

I'm currently feeling a lot of envy toward my peers. There is an award ceremony for students who completed their own CTE pathways and even though I'm in the program, I joined too late to be eligible for an award. It's hard not to compare myself. I have a 3.48 GPA, which feels average compared to everyone else who seems to be loading up on AP and Honors classes. I don't take any advanced classes, so I feel like I'm falling behind. On top of that graduation is in two weeks and I'm seeing everyone brag and talk about getting their graduation cords. Since I joined my pathway late and don't have the honor student status from APs, I feel like I'm going to be walking across the stage with nothing around my neck while everyone else is covered in cords.
How do I stop letting this get to me? Has anyone else felt like this in High School?
Does it get better in College?

I’m currently feeling a lot of envy toward my peers. There is an award ceremony for students who completed their own CTE pathways and even though I’m in the program, I joined too late to be eligible for an award. It’s hard not to compare myself. I have a 3.48 GPA, which feels average compared to everyone else who seems to be loading up on AP and Honors classes. I don’t take any advanced classes, so I feel like I’m falling behind. On top of that, I’m seeing everyone talk about getting their graduation cords. Since I joined my pathway late and don’t have the honor student status from APs, I feel like I’m going to be walking across the stage with nothing around my neck while everyone else is covered in cords.
How do I stop letting this get to me? Has anyone else felt like this in High School? Does it get better in College?

I feel really out of place during science labs and it’s starting to get to me. I tend to ask questions that make me feel dumb, and I mess up when using certain equipment. Then other people step in and take over, which just makes it worse because it feels like I can’t even keep up. Everyone else seems to understand what’s going on so easily, and I end up feeling like the only one struggling and getting singled out for it. Has anyone else dealt with this or found a way to get more comfortable in labs?

I was also gone the first day of the lab this week so it set me back a little.