Friends? :)

Former Member

Hey guys!

I literally have no friends lmao and everyone I meet online leaves after one day of conversation. Looking for some people to talk too regularly since having no social life probably isn't helping my mental health.

So here's a bit about myself...
I'm Megan, 17, she/her. I study psychology, sociology and Religious studies.
My favourite artists are machine gun kelly, christian gates, juice wrld etc.
I love debating philosophical questions, politics and human nature.
Anddd feel free to ask questions because im really bad at introducing myself ahah

Former Member

Hey @m3gan04. Welcome I am a newbie as well. I am glad you're here to find some people to talk to. It is always great to find a place or even a person to interact with.
I studied psychology for A levels too and I found it so interesting though challenging. How are you finding it?

Former Member

@naomi hey! It’s definitely content heavy which can be difficult at times, but overall I love the subject. It’s so interesting and I’ve already learnt a lot in just my first year

Former Member

Yeah I found that it was a lot of content even in the first year but overall learning about psychology and how people think or learn or even different explanations is super interesting for me which is why it was my favourite subject . How has the sixth form experience been for you so far?

Former Member

@naomi i chose to go to college instead of sixth form as I wanted a big change. I much prefer it and know I definitely made the right decision by doing so.

At secondary school I had a pretty bad experience so I just wanted a fresh start. New people, new environment, if you get what I mean. Now I’m finally able to be myself and not be constantly reminded of the past. And I love the subjects I’m studying so all is definitely improving!

How about you? You said you studied psychology for A levels too, as in past tense. What are you up too now?

Former Member

@m3gan04 Ah I see, I went to a sixth form college which operated like a sixth form in terms of subjects but it had a college vibe e.g. we could leave when we were finished or come in at later times e.g. 1 pm for lesson. I get you, secondary school was not it, so I too decided to move on and I am so glad that you have found a place you can grow, away from all the negativity that was found with your secondary school experience.
A benefit of A levels is that you choose what you want to do so it means you spend time studying what you care about.
As for right now I am waiting to receive my A level results in August so right now I am on holiday!

Former Member

@naomi ah I always forget it’s a sixth form college I attend and not just a normal college. My boyfriend stayed on at our secondary schools sixth form and it’s just so different that I just say college 😂

Ooo fun! Hope you enjoy your holiday. Wishing you the best of luck with your results!

Former Member

@m3gan04, people at my school called it college too I guess because it's just a different vibe from a secondary school sixth form so yh I get you .
Thank you so much!

Azziman

Welcome!x