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The one in misery seeks relief in misfortune of others.
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mhmmm the title... I needed to google, because I'm not so familiar with english titles... but refers it to Dr. Faustus? (that's the only reference I could find)
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No idea what the title itself refers to, but I'm thinking this piece is the continuing struggle with the Night Mother. Good to see you around
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Oh gods...
Keep up on the MA. I so wish I had as I would have had finished it three times over by this point. While I get by on my bachelors it would have been a nice sense of accomplishment to get my masters in liberal studies. Instead I just keep taking side courses here and there as tends to be my style.
So positive thoughts and stay strong and see it through!
About your MA - I wish education system here would allow us to take several courses, it would be great. Pitifully, everything about our academia is so... stiff. There are multiple rules one must always obey, not to mention following a strict timeframe. And to think my institute is supposed to be the laid-back one...
I say it just like Wolf - stay positive and see it through! You're going to feel so much better about it when you're all done. I've always admired people who are devoted into studying. There's a certain calling for it and it's not suitable for everyone. I dropped out of school myself at the age of 17, so my life sure misses a lot of opportunities because of this, but I'm older now so I've come to peace with this choice of mine I did when I was a lot younger...
It's so good to see and "read" you once again, dear Kayol! Best wishes to you!
I've read it two months ago, but couldn't reply - after all, you can't do anything when your mind's turned into a fragile mush of panic and academic gibberish
As for the more personal part of your comment (and sorry for not replying earlier) - I think that someone as intelligent as you will always find a way to succeed in life. Standard education isn't always the best path to take.
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As for the title,.. I competely exist out of frames of mind,....
I hope for you you'll have a break coming up to catch up on some sleep and let go of acedemic stuff,...