
Talina
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Hi everyone, I wonder if it’s wrong of me to encourage my little brother to drop out from university.
I told him to give the university a few weeks chance but if he still feel like it’s nothing for him. He should just quit the course he’s reading.
He have gotten an opportunity to travel to Tokyo and seoul to work a few months. If he get free time from university, which would be great for him even though it’s under covid-19. He have no idea what he want to do in life, what to study and what he likes. The reason why I tell him to do what he want and try to find himself.
Because I know his dream is to study outside sweden and move to another country. He wish to live in france and study there. The reason why I encourage him to try different things. Instead of getting stuck in a box and losing the dreams he have. He have great grades and can get into whatever he want but he don’t dare follow the passion he likes.
He always jump into things he have no interest in. This is his third university course/program and I still don’t see it going any where. Because in real life he have no true passion or interest in what he’s reading. In my opinion if you are going to study at university you need to have a bit of interest for what you studies otherwise the motivation is truly in the bottom.
My little brother have depression and can have suicidal thoughts, when it’s bad. But what bring him still a bit joy is when he travel and work with the things he have an interest for. The reasons why I encourage him to drop out but I feel a bit guilty when I do it.
I told him to give the university a few weeks chance but if he still feel like it’s nothing for him. He should just quit the course he’s reading.
He have gotten an opportunity to travel to Tokyo and seoul to work a few months. If he get free time from university, which would be great for him even though it’s under covid-19. He have no idea what he want to do in life, what to study and what he likes. The reason why I tell him to do what he want and try to find himself.
Because I know his dream is to study outside sweden and move to another country. He wish to live in france and study there. The reason why I encourage him to try different things. Instead of getting stuck in a box and losing the dreams he have. He have great grades and can get into whatever he want but he don’t dare follow the passion he likes.
He always jump into things he have no interest in. This is his third university course/program and I still don’t see it going any where. Because in real life he have no true passion or interest in what he’s reading. In my opinion if you are going to study at university you need to have a bit of interest for what you studies otherwise the motivation is truly in the bottom.
My little brother have depression and can have suicidal thoughts, when it’s bad. But what bring him still a bit joy is when he travel and work with the things he have an interest for. The reasons why I encourage him to drop out but I feel a bit guilty when I do it.