Nah, I agree with you there Darvi--I'm also somewhat biased against minimalists because of the..ugh-y ness most bring.
But there are gems in the rough.
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Also everyday life increasingly bores me. It's always the same dullness. Doesn't mean I feel nothing, but eh.
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Can I just say that I thought exactly like this throughout my high school career up until I graduated. Which was literally about 4 days ago. Not just the "everyday is the same" sentence but the entire "I'm not as good as everyone else so I'm absolutely terrible, inadequate, and completely boned" mentality. After graduating I suddenly feel way more positive now that the constant burden of school is off my shoulders for a while. Moral of the story being that "It gets better."
It sounds like the perfectionistic society in South Korea is really getting to you. Maybe once you graduate you could move somewhere where they aren't as uptight about success? You could come to America! Probably way less perfectionist than South Korea's system.
She IS aiming to go to America silly Cat!
Bad thing, Korea's (and we're talking about South Korea :v) education system right now is...whack. Whoever the 'experts' were who thought of
copying designing such a system...have their credibility shot and thrown with a milestone in the lake.
Because thrice damn. That education system is [crap].
LET'S COMPARE EVERY STUDENT'S WORTH TO EVERY OTHER STUDENT AND JUDGE THEM BY THAT! THAT WORKS!
But yes, it does get better.
Just persevere through that 1 (or 2?) last year, Skyru...