Adsolution wrote:The clear difference though is that "accepting the fact that seemingly random things completely destroy my mood" I don't think will help. If by some strange chance it does, it would be me accepting that I'm useless and I suck, and eventually maybe once it becomes my global mindset I'll be able to change my mind, eliminating it. I don't even know if that makes sense though.
Right, but why does one lazy eye, make you think that? It shouldn't. It doesn't make YOU any different at all. The only difference is that its a lazy eye. And that it makes you feel sad sometimes. That's all. And I'll tell you, you do not suck at all.

I should know, I have talked to you. Don't let the discomfort make you doubt yourself.
Adsolution wrote:I don't usually say anything really, not that I'm aware of. In my head I might be saying "agh fuckfuckfuck why the fuck is my head fucking doing this." or something along those lines. Other times I might think "What am I doing? How in the world am I, someone who's sitting inside doing Biology homework, supposed to become a successful game developer and animated film director?" I want to go to post-secondary for the experience of meeting all these new people who I could potentially work with in the future, but I often try to balance whether or not it's worth it to put in the effort of finishing this drag known as high school to get there. Everyone always tells me to get a degree because it's what's needed to succeed in the world today, but every time anyone says that, I want to beat them in the face with a fucking hammer. They imply that it's something to fall back on in the event that I don't succeed - what? Since when, in any point of time, have I been the kind of person to give up? I don't care what it takes really. If Revenge of the Dark fails and I need to live on the street for something as simple as getting a job in composition to be able to work up enough money to build a studio, then I would without question. Getting a degree for the purpose of having something to fall back on I find just dirty, despicable and completely immoral in every sense. I deem all those who have told me to get a degree for that purpose to get fucked, cunts. The only reason I'm going to post-secondary (the Art Institute) is so I can learn and explore.
I'll tell you one thing. Highschool for me sucked too. Did it do me any good? Fuck no. The degree,
almost useless. I say almost, because it's needed for me to go to college, which I am doing. In fact I'll be getting my Associates of Arts degree this May. Then I'll be transferring to continue my studies to get a BA in Social Work, and then a Masters. Yet, did I have any good experiences in Highschool? Yes. Did I meet any good friends there? Yes. Did I learn some things from teachers? Yes, and I even met two of my most favorite teachers in my life ever. So I'm not totally salty about my highschool.
(I assume you need to continue going to highschool so you can go to post-secondary)
What do I say? Well, obviously it's worth it if you want to go to the Art Institute so you can learn and explore. You'll forget about the crap you had to go through in high school. (How many years do you have left?)
Yet, then again. Why stop now? You yourself said you are one who doesn't give up. You are just not doing it for the reason of 'back up'. Just remind the others that you are going through highschool for a different reason, not just for back up. Make it clear, and make it clear to yourself.
Example, if I cut my hair, I'm doing it for myself, so I could look spiffier and look good for the ladies. Not just to please my mother who is always asking me to cut my hair. Although, now she is asking again, and I'm not going to, because I want to grow my hair out, because I can. Why should I continue to cut it, if I can let it grow to see how cool it can be?
Adsolution wrote:My ambition is what keeps me happy, yet even that is entirely overcome by these ridiculous moments I have.
I'm sure you can pull it together.
