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“The Google of
online dating”
— The Boston Globe
“Completely free”
— TIME
“A favorite hangout
for internet goers”
— The Village Voice
“A perfect example
of the Web 2.0 revolution”
— New York Post
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22 / F / straight / Single
Dallas, Texas
This past week has been difficult for me. My family's financial situation seems to teeter between tolerable and horrible all the time, and now I'm feeling the weight of the situation first hand.
There are fees for summer school that I cannot pay, which is very hard. I'm making WAY less than half the money I've been making the past six months at the Museum and don't know what to do. I'm thinking of moving out to maybe get more financial aid? Private college is expensive, and I'm pretty sure I'll have to take a semester or possibly two off before I will be able to attend regularly.
My parents asked me if I'm in competition with my friends to graduate, and I said, no, of course not. But in reality, I think I am. I'm not like them and can't really be like them. I'm not wealthy and my parents don't have stable jobs, I wasn't valedictorian because--surprise!--homeschoolers can't be.
I just wish there was something easy that would help me fix this situation. Its so frustrating.
The guy that I've liked and that has been kind of keeping me from being involved on this website is in a relationship, or that's what his facebook status says. Woah, really? He's been single since I've known him (May of last year) and it kind of popped up. I think he's looking for a house for them or something.
Am I wrong to be kind of upset by this? Its not like I see him all that much and he is older than me. Daydreaming is lethal and really should be outlawed in all 50 states, plus Washington, D.C.
It seems weird that May 17, 2009 was the third year anniversary of my graduating from high school. No, it doesn't feel like I'm any closer to graduating from college or accomplishing any of my goals, though sometimes I convince myself I'm closer than I think.
Today I got a Facebook invitation to a wedding (wow, thats a whole other blog) from a girl I graduated high school with. Its funny because I was always jealous of this girl and in some ways still am. She's going to the college that I desperately wanted to go to but could not afford, is a very gifted and loving individual, and is getting married. She had all the boys after her in high school, and its easy to see why.
She will be the third or fourth person from our graduating class, the class of 2006, to be getting married. My other friend, Emily, will be getting married in November.
Its just interesting how people change and grow, move on, or stay still. I'm no where close to where she is spiritually, physically, or romantically, but I think I'm going somewhere. Its just hard to see where.