Sara Said:

College Sophomore and Still a Virgin?

We Answered:

Find yourself an escort service and get some practice in;)

Deanna Said:

Regarding career 35... and confused/lost?

We Answered:

Well I suppose you could use the time you sit in front of the computer exploring computer related careers. I have met a lot of people who do well with a side business designing blogs or web pages. There are a lot of things you can do with a little knowledge and maybe a few classes under your belt. You may not even need a full college program just pick a focus area and look for some classes.

That said I don't think your problem would be the skills or knowledge, you would need to learn to manage your computer time. You would have to learn to focus on the job at hand. That is very likely something you will have to work on in whatever path you choose.

Why do you even bring you laptop to work if you are not allowed to use it? If you job is too boring I suggest you find something else to do before you get fired. Find a job that keeps you busy and away from your computer until you figure out what you really want to do.

Eleanor Said:

college application essay?

We Answered:

honestly, no one will actually read this essay. They will read a random sentence from it to make sure you don't sound like an idiot.

Those are all crap topics though. Pretend that someone you knew had these problems and talk about how you helped them through it.

Sonia Said:

college application essay?

We Answered:

Option b and c would tend to suggest to the college that you aren't a good candidate, especially b.

If you aren't past those yet, you should be getting treatment. You don't have to suffer.

Dave Said:

college application essay?

We Answered:

it's good that you are honest, but don't write anything too deep. choose something a bit lighter e.g. finding a 10 dollar bill on the street, or whether to rat out a friend who cheated in an exam.