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What to do?

SupercoolguySenior Contributor

What to do?

I don't know what to do right now. Whether I should go out for drinks or work on my essay. I have been working on my essay all day. What do I do?

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In response to: What to do?

Ali11Senior Contributor

Re: What to do?

Hey @Supercoolguy, that is a hard decision to make. How do you feel about the work you've done so far?

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Serenity1Senior Contributor

Re: What to do?

@Supercoolguy if you've been working on it all day- go out for drinks

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BryanaCampSenior Contributor

Re: What to do?

hi @Supercoolguy from memory you're looking for friends so it's important that you go out for drinks and try to enjoy some conversation and company.

I'm in the same boat right now, I've got dinner plans and psyching myself up to go out and be social. I know I'll enjoy it once I'm there but it's hard to get over that hurdle of wanting to stay in cos it's easier. I have been quite un-social of late & it's important to get out there.

Good luck and let us know how you go

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SupercoolguySenior Contributor

Re: What to do?

I decided to go to soccer training rather than stay in. I am scared to go out and socialise however its not good to stay home all the time. It's good I get out of the house and go and live. Doing things is great. Thanks for the help guys I might go out for drinks on Friday night. : D

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