Worse bc I can’t get any fucking job

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It’s a mix, I do really miss having a big community and being able to walk everywhere, but I don’t miss being financially unstable and stressing about classes

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I feel like my answer doesn't really count bc I'm in a gap year but I will say that knowing I have more school to go back to is really comforting. the lack of academic stress is nice but everything else ending so suddenly was weird. I'm sure I'd eventually adjust but I get why post grad depression is so common

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I got a job within a few months of graduating, but it’s out of state, I have no family or friends here, so I def feel more isolated than I ever have

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So you’re telling me it gets worse great

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I really wish I had a re-do of college. There’s a lot of things I would do different. I had a gf I got together with the first week of freshman year until we broke up February of senior year which really fucked up my last semester. I wish I’d studied more, maybe talked to my doctor about getting some medicinal focus help, went to more office hours, etc. I enjoyed my time but there’s only like two people I still talk to now a few years later, one of whom I didn’t meet until senior year

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My support system left when my friends and I all graduated. They hate my home state and needed to leave

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Sometimes after you hit an all time low, you start shifting sideways

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Im mixed too. Im happier because I HATED college. But also not because the world is 🔥 💩 rn. The economy, the housing market, the job market. ALL 💩💩💩💩💩💩🔥🔥

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Worse because I can’t just walk places and see people I know and I could do everything I needed to (gym, etc.) in the middle of the day

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Wow the results are kinda nice - i was expecting it to be all lopsided to missing college (including myself), but dope to see people living their best life after

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different kind of happiness. i loved college but i felt very afraid and alone. now im surrounded by great friends and doing better but i do genuinely miss college every day

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