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I Luv NERD
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If you start meeting people who are the same year as you, you won't feel as bad about being a year behind.
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WhiteDwarf
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I know what you mean. I started elementary school a year late because I was in a strange pre-elementary program. So for all throughout school I was always a year older than everybody. I got that "getting a late start" feeling a lot. I regretted it a lot for a while. So I'm in the same boat as you. After you've been out of HS for a while, the feeling is becomes pretty irrelevant- because you realize your success in life isn't time-based or doesn't pertain to how other people are doing. HS is sort of a collective social arrangement, you compare yourself constantly to the thousand kids constantly surrounding you, but once you're out on your own, none of that matters, because everybody is no longer "one age group", it's everybody from all different ages all fending for themselves and you fit somewhere in that puzzle. Making something of yourself is all on you and doesn't matter how or where the other pieces in the puzzle compare to you as far as where and when their success started developing in relation to yours. I don't particularly care anymore. After HS, I fucked around for another year, then I joined the military. So I was 20 by the time I joined, when most kids joined at 18, so then I was "2 years behind". By the time I get out of the military I'll be 24, so if I go back to college I'll be like 6 years behind lol. It's just the way the ball rolls, it's not important, you shouldn't worry about being behind other people, as long as you accomplish what you want.
------- Whence the truth is spun to be lies And all your joy within you dies
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