A list of things that kept me from dropping out (in case you need it too) 🧾

Peter

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1. The professor who texted me. She noticed I wasn't in class. She asked if I was okay. I wasn't. But she asked.

2. My mom's voicemail. She calls every Sunday. I didn't answer for two weeks. She left messages. She didn't ask about grades. She asked if I'd eaten. She asked about the weather. She said: “I love you, baby.”

3. The guy in my study group. He brought me coffee once. He didn't say anything. He just put it on my desk. He was also failing. We failed together. We passed together.

4. The counseling center. I went once. I thought it was for people who were really struggling. I was really struggling. She said: “You're not alone. This is normal. You can do this.” I didn't believe her. But I went back. Four times. She helped.

5. The unfinished semester. I thought about quitting. Then I thought about explaining to my dad. Then I thought about the unfinished work. The paper I hadn't finished. The presentation I hadn't given. I didn't want to leave things unfinished.

6. The idea of next year. I thought about coming back. I thought about the classes I wanted to take. The things I wanted to learn. I didn't want to give up on those things.

I'm still here. You can be too. 🧾
 
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Peter, the unfinished semester hit hard. I almost dropped out in my third year. I had a paper half-written. A presentation half-made. I thought about just walking away. But the unfinished work haunted me. Not because it was good work. Because it was mine. I didn't want my last act to be quitting in the middle. So I finished. Badly. I finished badly. But I finished. Then I finished the next semester. Then the next. Now I have a degree. The half-finished paper is gone. The finished degree is still here.
 
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