As a young man, I didn't have a steady place to live. In my mid twenties, I moved back in with my family and started college. It took me six years to complete college, though I would have done it in the recommended four were it not for my stubbornness about in-person classes being prohibited. I only took a few STEM courses, all of which were designed to be easy except for one about meteorology. I'm set to begin graduate school this fall. The problem is, I feel like prior years I spent imperiled have had a dementing effect on me, which is not helped by the fact my younger competitors have already accumulated some professional experience while I have none. I made some friends, but I find myself coming back to /adv/ now and again because these friends aren't "in" my life the way most people's friends are. Something about people discussing problems on /adv/ makes me feel less alone. I don't know what to do but keep on and hope for the best.

>>33218124 (OP)
I won't read wall of text autobiographies on an advice board. Get to the point next time.