I should humbly thank my 3 blog followers that have recently encouraged me to update this--not that I haven't wanted to. But its a busy life being a dead-end college grad, you know. I do, however, have some exciting news to report. Wait for it...
Just kidding, I can't tell you yet. It would blow my cover or jinx my luck, and I'm not about to do either of those just yet.
Exciting news aside, the truth still remains: this is not a good time to be a college grad--with a job, without a job, or anywhere in between. And despite some potential changes, I'm very much still having a quarter-life crisis. Side note: I was somehow under the foolish assumption that I created this term (quarter-life crisis). This is frighteningly false. People are actually writing about this shit all over the place. But I digress.
It has officially been over one year since I graduated from college with my prestigious sociology degree. Many of my post graduate conversations sounded something like, "Sociology? What are you going to do with a sociology degree?" With me replying in my head, Hell if I know, and then continuing on with some five minute monologue about all my potential plans. Those were some good times.
The tune of my potential self-esteem destroyers has changed a bit as I've become more of an adult and less of a recent college grad. Now everyone just wants to know if I'm going to grad school, and when I'm going to move out, get married and have babies. Sababa.
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