Trust me when I say it, get your ged while you're still young and retaining what you did learn. Study a bit and take the test, you will do fine man, I did. The day I took the test I was in no way, shape or form in good condition to take the test (buzzed/hungover)....I passed with no problems. It's fairly basic. Best of luck with getting a job man, I feel you on that one too (also unemployed). Every bit of education you have tho, matters, g.e.d. or trade schools too. It shows initiative and willingness to learn. Again, best of luck.
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well i can work part time and study part time, both win-win situations tell i get my GED then go full time with work.
You can work full time AND study for your GED at the same time. It is about drive/determination, and it is about stepping up for yourself where life has dealt you a few obstacles. You and you alone are responsible for you. In the end, you are the only one who you can rely on to take care of your needs. It sounds to me like you're on the verge of seeing that.livebearerfreak;4497056; said:
well thanks all for the positive comments! as soon as i come back from my friends house im going to study the basics to start preping for the test in the next few months.
well the job is on hold and so is the GED, im kicked out of my grandparents house and need to get the stuff out by tomm. if i dont get the tank out today she will unplug my filters and all. made a post in the forsale area.
well staying at a friends for a bit but no longer then a week or so. been kicked out cause i got into a fight with my grandmother about her charging me tomuch for rent and charging my aunt nothing for rent
Well good to hear that you stood up for yourself. Assuming that the argument didnt get out of hand. Put a positive spin on it - youre liberated now. With that income freed up maybe youll be able to get on your feet and independent.
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