And that's what I originally intended my job at Disney was going to be when I first started, just some part-time job from Fri-Sun to give me extra money while I went to school. But as I saw my fellow coworkers work their way up the corporate ladder without even so much as having stepped into college, and me having no place in college at the time I went, I chose the option they chose.

I understand that success isn't easily obtained, and my option of reaching success via the corporate ladder is much harder than even just getting an Associates in something. But when I finally did get my first job it came with certain freedoms I had no intention of giving up and going back to school would force me to do so. Also keep in mind I never completely ruled out going back and finishing school, I got most of my Gen-Eds out of the way and I also have a clearer idea of what I would want to do should I decide to go back. But I would only do so when I'm in a position where my career isn't going to be hindered by it. I also don't think the argument that other people didn't have the chance so I should take it isn't very strong, it's forcing a square peg through a round hole just to get your use out of it.

Maybe you might only find it mildly annoying to have people constantly prod you to do X and get Y, and I would have only found it that way too if doing X wouldn't make my life absolutely miserable. Yeah I could choose to ignore it and push out of mind when I'm not around family, but when you go to any sort of family gathering and the only thing they want to bring up is how you're throwing your life away, it's incredibly painful to hear that. Considering I'm actually doing something to contribute to society and pay taxes, I think I deserve a little more credit.

I don't want you to get the wrong idea, I'm not Anti-College like my brothers are and it's certainly one of the best ways (if not THE best way) to land a good position in a career, but it's not the only way. You should never ever force anything on anybody, you'll almost always get the opposite reaction than what you were expecting. I just really want people to understand that I know what I'm doing and I have backup plans. I'm not making a decision because it's the "easiest" path.

You could have done several things, college, trade school, start your own business even. Working at Disney Land isn't a career, it's a job. It's something people do while they pursue something else.

I'm not upset about anything, I just think it's fucking weak of you to drop out of college because of it being too much pressure. Nothing good is going to be easy and stress free.

kinda looks like it says "workers of all anus unite"

W...w...we aren't scared. We're just so brave that we aren't going to show up.