zergroz said:

i've always wanted to be a mad scientists so I chose the genetic aspect hoping to create abominations of nature

---

Quote:

i just feel like theres so much bullshit and competition for most college degrees.

---

gab1159 said:

I was going to be a economist. Now, knowing about the Illuminati and all this crap, I'll be a psychologist. It's all about passion. Maybe just wait. You can work a smaller job meanwhile...just give yourself time to think...Someday it'll pop out, just like it did for me.

---

BoxyBrown said:

i love music, i love breaking it down in my head, but fruityloops and music programs can be a bitch.
not only that but music is all free now...

i love helping people Psychologically. I do not want to be a doctor, or a nurse, or work in any of that hospital bullshit.
I deeply want to become a spiritual healer and be paid for it. make people stronger, stronger minded, stronger willed.

my dream job would be is to become a spiritual healer and have my own dojo where i dose people with a drug (most likely psilocybin) and cleanse their minds. (service fee of course)

---

I feel called to do something like this too...  I want to help people change their own lives by peering into the mysteries within.

I'm tempted to go back to school for a biochem degree, but part of me thinks I really just ought to learn a lot more about applied herbology and cultivating my own superpowers.

I love music, and need to perform as a creative outlet, but I don't really expect career money for that, I have to see music as one of my gifts back to the world, because it's just not realistic to try to make a living doing it, most of the time you end up starving.  I'd just like an avenue to perform with some other talented musicians so people can come and listen and buy my drugs.

PreparationH said:

Dude, get in school it & slowly works its way out.  I went to college and signed up as a poli. sci. major because I always wanted to be an attorney.  One night it was like 2 AM and I had just read about 60 pages of The Federalist Papers for my political science class that next morning and I just put the book down and wanted to slam my head into the desk.  I didn't like studying this shit I knew right then I didn't want to hate college/ the career reading bullshit I don't like, debating things that I couldn't give two shits about.

Those next few days I did some serious thinking about what I enjoyed doing, I had a long talk with my strength and conditioning professor about what I can do with a degree in kinesiology, that was 2 years ago.  I'm still a bit away from graduation but I've narrowed it down a huge amount.  I want to work with athletes, I am an athlete.  I traded in late nights reading the federalist papers and bullshitting essays about law to lift heavy objects and take a huge pay cut and I'm more than ok with that. 

I've pretty much decided 1. I want to serve in the military and 2. if/when I leave, my career is hopefully dealing in sports running around with college kids staying young playing sports and getting paid.  I'll never drive a corvette, and I can't wait for the day where I'll have accomplished my goals and be putting in a hard days work of playing football or running track

---

That's awesome, man. I'm in the middle of thinking about switching majors...I just need to act, and get on with my life. No more trying to maintain some idealistic,warped image of myself; I just need to accept who I am, and be at peace