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<blockquote data-quote="Antje77" data-source="post: 2128599" data-attributes="member: 372207"><p>At 38 I started a full time study to be a teacher in a class of 17 year olds and I must say I loved it. There was the option to do the part time adult study, but after doing the information daysthat seemed utterly boring to me. Turned out the teenagers fully accepted me as the old, fat and fun classmate, especially after throwing myself full speed in the introduction week camping trip including all the ridiculous games. When they found out I studied a bit more seriously than most of them they were eager to work with me too.</p><p>I quit the study pretty soon, due to depression (largely caused by my then undiagnosed diabetes I think) and a horrible training place as a teacher. </p><p>But I'd go back to a class of teenagers any day, if only I knew what I want to be when I grow up...</p><p></p><p>If you love hairstyle and beauty things, please find out what possibilities there are to learn!</p><p>And try not to worry too much about christmas presents and stuff. That part sounds like I sound to myself when my mind only wants to come up with more problems, even if they're not there. My mind is good at that.</p><p></p><p>Have you asked yourself why you want to finish your study? You've written quite a lot about it, and the hurdles you encounter, but I can't remember a post where you said why you love what you're studying. It's very hard to study without love.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Antje77, post: 2128599, member: 372207"] At 38 I started a full time study to be a teacher in a class of 17 year olds and I must say I loved it. There was the option to do the part time adult study, but after doing the information daysthat seemed utterly boring to me. Turned out the teenagers fully accepted me as the old, fat and fun classmate, especially after throwing myself full speed in the introduction week camping trip including all the ridiculous games. When they found out I studied a bit more seriously than most of them they were eager to work with me too. I quit the study pretty soon, due to depression (largely caused by my then undiagnosed diabetes I think) and a horrible training place as a teacher. But I'd go back to a class of teenagers any day, if only I knew what I want to be when I grow up... If you love hairstyle and beauty things, please find out what possibilities there are to learn! And try not to worry too much about christmas presents and stuff. That part sounds like I sound to myself when my mind only wants to come up with more problems, even if they're not there. My mind is good at that. Have you asked yourself why you want to finish your study? You've written quite a lot about it, and the hurdles you encounter, but I can't remember a post where you said why you love what you're studying. It's very hard to study without love. [/QUOTE]
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