r/LifeAfterSchool • u/Individual-Baseball9 • 12h ago

Advice Turning 22 in 2 weeks and graduating college early. What are some things that have made the transition to being a "real" adult less hellish?

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I know everything will work out but the existential dread and fear are still starting to creep in.

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r/LifeAfterSchool • u/Mayapayafish • 14h ago

Advice I'm stuck, figuring out what I want

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r/LifeAfterSchool • u/Electrical_Bird_8361 • 10h ago

Advice piercings and employment status

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hi, im 18 (f) and i was considering getting another two piercings in my ears (conch on one ear, and helix on the other) however, my mom was against it because she thinks that it would affect my ability to get a more serious job that's not retail or hospo. would it really impact my ability to get a job in the future?

btw i have 3 lobe piercings at the moment if that is relevant

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r/LifeAfterSchool • u/Veranode1998 • 4h ago

Social Life ¿Estas a tiempo?

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r/LifeAfterSchool • u/Silver_Cellist8929 • 4h ago

Advice 21F , should I take a gap year after my undergrad?

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r/LifeAfterSchool • u/keeweeekeeweee • 17h ago

Advice What should I do during my freetime?

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r/LifeAfterSchool • u/GiftInternational200 • 18h ago

Advice How Manage Quarter-Life Crisis and Life in General?

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Any advice?

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r/LifeAfterSchool • u/Sea-Concentrate-8744 • 19h ago

Advice conselhos e desabafos

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r/LifeAfterSchool • u/lovebraid • 20h ago

Career Is it possible to leave studies?

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I hate studies i don't want to continue anymore but I also don't want to be unemployed in the future 😭

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Discuss life after college, high school, university, etc., such as the social, emotional, career, and overall lifestyle transition and challenges after graduation.

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