The New Year's Resolution Topic!

[MaestroUGC]

It's not a matter of difficulty, it's just a matter of doing it.

[FierceDeity]

In all seriousness mlf you need to understand that maestro doesn't really have any trouble with transcription haha

[Dude]

1. To get at least one of the way too many of my "arrangement projects" done.

[ThatGamer]

I would love to see school dissapear. And get a job. I'd love to speak.


But most importantly, I need someone to love. ;-;

Those are my resolutions, but alas, none will be resolved.

[braix]

another resolution of mine is to become sexy af

[ThatGamer]

Haha!

[Nebbles]

another resolution of mine is to become sexy af

same

[FireArrow]

But most importantly, I need someone to love. ;-;

I thought you had a girlfriend?
I do too tho
such lonely

[braix]

I think he said he was joking
Also dont laugh at my dreams ThatGamer

[FireArrow]

He's laughing because he thinks you're already sexy af. :]

[blueflower999]

another resolution of mine is to become sexy af

All of NSM already is though

[FierceDeity]

I would love to see school dissapear.

Not quite a resolution, haha. That aside, savor your free education while you can. I won't go into some preachy rant about how some people around the world aren't fortunate enough, etc., but it really is a privilege. Even if the subject matter in certain classes doesn't really pique your interest, there's a lot to be said for learning to work hard for hard work's sake. It'll help you manage less-than-optimal situations in the future, not to mention to get into college.

And get a job.

This is a great one. Definitely do it if you can, I often wish I'd tried working sooner.

I'd love to speak.

Another great one! Just for yourself though, try making it more specific. The more specifically you can name the things you want to do, the more you can compartmentalize the different aspects, the more manageable it becomes, and the more likely you are to actually do it.

But most importantly, I need someone to love. ;-;

While I'm not saying that you shouldn't go for anything, high school relationships are pretty overrated, imo. Looking back on mine and many others', there are a rare few that I'd consider to be "healthy relationships". Everybody's still maturing and figuring themselves out as people, and hormones are abound. Sure, a little experience is healthy, but it's by no means necessary. My brother, due to no lack of charisma or sex appeal (seriously he's so much cooler than I am it's not even fair), didn't have any relationships until his sophomore year of college. Now, he's been in a happy relationship with a great girl for about 3 years, and they are quite possibly my favorite couple in existence. Again, enjoy your years of free education, and try not to stress out too much about these things that you'll likely find inconsequential when you look back on them later.

[ThatGamer]

He's laughing because he thinks you're already sexy af. :]

I don't know what you really look like, but you could be sexy af!

I know Bloop thinks I am! 

[FireArrow]

While I'm not saying that you shouldn't go for anything, high school relationships are pretty overrated, imo. Looking back on mine and many others', there are a rare few that I'd consider to be "healthy relationships". Everybody's still maturing and figuring themselves out as people, and hormones are abound. Sure, a little experience is healthy, but it's by no means necessary. My brother, due to no lack of charisma or sex appeal (seriously he's so much cooler than I am it's not even fair), didn't have any relationships until his sophomore year of college. Now, he's been in a happy relationship with a great girl for about 3 years, and they are quite possibly my favorite couple in existence. Again, enjoy your years of free education, and try not to stress out too much about these things that you'll likely find inconsequential when you look back on them later.

This is so true, I want to frame it. So often I see people get in a relationship, start preaching about true love, then they break up 2 months later once the infatuation phase is over.

[ThatGamer]

Not quite a resolution, haha. That aside, savor your free education while you can. I won't go into some preachy rant about how some people around the world aren't fortunate enough, etc., but it really is a privilege. Even if the subject matter in certain classes doesn't really pique your interest, there's a lot to be said for learning to work hard for hard work's sake. It'll help you manage less-than-optimal situations in the future, not to mention to get into college.

This is a great one. Definitely do it if you can, I often wish I'd tried working sooner.

Another great one! Just for yourself though, try making it more specific. The more specifically you can name the things you want to do, the more you can compartmentalize the different aspects, the more manageable it becomes, and the more likely you are to actually do it.

While I'm not saying that you shouldn't go for anything, high school relationships are pretty overrated, imo. Looking back on mine and many others', there are a rare few that I'd consider to be "healthy relationships". Everybody's still maturing and figuring themselves out as people, and hormones are abound. Sure, a little experience is healthy, but it's by no means necessary. My brother, due to no lack of charisma or sex appeal (seriously he's so much cooler than I am it's not even fair), didn't have any relationships until his sophomore year of college. Now, he's been in a happy relationship with a great girl for about 3 years, and they are quite possibly my favorite couple in existence. Again, enjoy your years of free education, and try not to stress out too much about these things that you'll likely find inconsequential when you look back on them later.

1. I know. ;-;

2. Yeah, I'm gonna be a librarian!

3. I don't think you get it, I'm mute.

4. I'm not even in high school, so it would be a Junior High relationship! XD
But no one wants to go out with me.

(even though I am sexy af)