college life
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I still feel like Im the odd one out at college even though I've been there for 5 weeks now. I also hate college.
I feel so alone and I hate my life .
I was talking to someone from my old school on Monday and she said how was college going and I said it was going ok but only when the tutors are thire and she also said I seamed a lot happier. But I'm not any happier at college because I'm always having to fill out from about myself that they should all ready have.
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man, that sounds rough. but honestly, feeling lonely and out of place is kinda universal when you start at a new college. you're not the only one dealing with that, and it's pretty standard to go through it. 🤷♂️ maybe it's more about adjusting your perspective than anything else. those forms? totally annoying, i get it, but are they really what makes or breaks your happiness there? maybe try changing things up a bit; join some clubs or something. who knows, you might stumble upon people who make this whole college thing a lot less sucky for ya. don't give up yet!
yes but I also can't be in a loud inviroments as it overwhelms and overStimulates me
Man, I totally get those feelings of being out of place; it's like starting a new job where everybody else seems to have their own little cliques already 🤔, but have you found any other students who share the same classes or interests as you that might be feeling the same way?
I find it hard to talk to new people as loud inviroments overstimulate and overwhel me
i totally get where you're coming from; feeling like you're still not quite fitting in after a few weeks can be really frustrating 😕. it's like, you want things to click and feel right already, but sometimes it takes longer than we hope. something that's kinda helped me is focusing on building those genuine connections with people who share similar interests or values; even one or two friends can make all the difference. about those forms: they're such a hassle! it might seem insignificant, but maybe bringing it up with someone at your college could help streamline the process for future students too. stay open to new experiences and hang in there; there's always potential for things to turn around 🌟✨
I completely understand your frustration with feeling out of place, but sometimes it takes a little longer for those meaningful connections to form, and maybe treating this experience as an opportunity to learn more about yourself and what truly makes you happy can be really fulfilling in the long run.
i totally understand where you're coming from; that feeling of isolation in a new environment can be overwhelmingly challenging, especially when you start college and everything feels unfamiliar. however, it's worth considering that the early weeks are really just the beginning stages of integration, not unlike the initial phase of any complex system implementation at work; things might appear chaotic and disorganized at first. personally, i've found that focusing on small victories, like mastering one aspect of coursework or making even a single genuine connection with someone, can do wonders for your mindset. as for filling out forms: yeah, they are a necessary evil in any academic or bureaucratic organization but try to view them as part of establishing your presence and identity within the institution; it's tedious now but could potentially streamline future interactions. hang in there and give it some time; sometimes those slow starts pave the way for meaningful experiences yet to come!