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I have been meaning to catch up on Bleach too; i got a friend that keeps suggesting it.

If the VN's got multiple endings, then there's hope. There's no way ALL of the endings can be bad.

Speaking of bad, never play Forest. It's terrible.

Yeah. Say something like ten more stalchildren popped up.

I have it, although I lack motivation. My friend told me that the ending to the anime was really subpar so I've subconsciously been shying away from it.

I think we finish the Stalchildren, and then pass out at the gates of Lon Lon Ranch.

The first half is really fun and happy and then it just
stops being happy

Steins;Gate is definitely worth it. It's one third of the reason why time travel scares me.

I've been meaning to catch up on Naruto actually...it's not bad...it just could have been better.

There are a lot of good VNs out there. Katawa Shoujo, Wanko to Kurasou (but it's really weird), Steins;Gate, School Days (but it's really violent), a few others that I forget the names of

Tons, actually. I was just wondering if I should buy Boob Wars or not.

I was the same way.

Nah, save the stress for the big stuff like major projects. If it's just a regular assignment, don't worry about it. And certainly don't worry about the future.

You've got plenty of time. It's no use worrying about stuff now. All that'll do is prematurely crush your spirit.

Loans are the absolute last resort. Ideally you want to load up on scholarships, both from the school and from outside sources. What grade are you in?

Yea I gave up with it after a while. It doesn't feel as good as pre-timeskip Naruto.

You'd be able to apply for financial aid and a few scholarships. It depends on the school.

If you can, don't be afraid to take a year off in between high school and college. Relax a little. Form a plan. The worst thing about college is that people go in right after high school and spend so much time stressing and worrying that they end up staying in college much longer than they need to.

What do you think of Naruto?

It's fine, it's fine. I left because my mom's health was in decline and I needed to care for her full-time. I was 18 and being on call 24/7 for if my mom falls certainly wasn't what I wanted, but I did it anyway. Eventually one of her friends and my brother split the duty between them so I could get out and live my own life, but I still take care of her finances and stuff from here. Eventually I'll need to go back to college, though.

It's worth it to just get it over with, though. I didn't do my homework and now look at me. I steam clean carpets and scrub bathtubs for a living.