Mythbuster

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So I feel like there's this big shiny myth associated with college. That it's this grand new adventure that might be scary at first, but that no matter what you'll be Okay. That you'll find your niche and then nothing can go really wrong for you anymore. Maybe not all of you feel the same way, but that's how all the books go, and the movies, and that's what you're told in high school. 
And I love being here, I wouldn't take that back for anything. But college didn't fix anything for me, and even when things do get better, eventually I end up feeling broken again. And I hear it from the people around me, and ugh. I'm just so done with constantly feeling so drained. Certain parts of school are fabulous, but sometimes it's just all too much. 

So yeah. Basically I'm just being a pessimist who doesn't believe that things can stay better. (Sorry if this didn't make sense). 

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