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hi. @TheNightmare . some jobs take on ppl wiothout gcses. some do apretiships too. you cold try volunteering. to get ur cv looking snazzy with skills. you can do learning on the job too. what job do u want in future?. keep going. you got this.

also. it ok to have none. i failed mine. but got english level 2. functionak skill. so dw abt not having any.

eylah

Re: [deleted]

your not a let down. your very kind. to me and others. you deserve help & kidnesd. here for you.

. your trying your best. that is achievement in itself.

eylah

Re: Topic-specific support group this Thursday: Neurodiversity

Hopefully (Ihad to retype that because I type too fast haha) I can attend this session as it will interesting to meet fellow neurodiverse folk

Amy22

Re: I wrote a song about the mix

I love it!

AnonymousToe

Re: I wrote a song about the mix

@Chloe234 - i think this is really good. you've got a talent for it. I know for sure I couldn't write something as well as this (although my creative abilities are minimal 😂).

Honestly, its really good - you should be proud

sinead276

Re: Happiness

I haven't read the article but I don't think it's true. There is research that suggests that affirmations and generally believing in yourself and thinking positively can help with emotional wellbeing. Of course, thinking positively won't fix all of life's problems and there may be some times in life where we think positively and take chances only to find out that it doesn't work out. But that doesn't mean that affirmations don't help at all. It can definitely help us to feel better though!