So, I'm graduated...

[arib]

The pomp and circumstance is done, relatives have been placated, fed and wonderfully entertained.



I tend to base a lot of my personal happiness on my friends' happiness, and a lot of them just aren't right now. I find myself afraid that I've done something totally stupid, and that I've lost someone I care about very much when I have no evidence to that end at all. I just misinterpreted some parts of previous conversations, which have since been cleared up. Why am I worried?

Graduation symbolizes a big change in my life. While I've been out of school for several months now, I think today, and my feelings the past few days leading up to it have been all of it sinking in.

I was never too sure what to expect of my life post-college, we'll see what happens, huh?

Comments

[ladyotterfae.livejournal.com]

*hug*
it _is_ a big change in life, and it can take a while to sink in, particularly if they separate graduation and Graduation like they did with you...
May you have an easier time with it than i did

[browngirl.livejournal.com]

When I graduated college (and had a big fight with my parents before/during/after graduation) I remember looking at my life and going "what now"?

I wish I could tell you everything magically fell into place *laugh* It didn't. But life has gone on, as it always does, and I kept on learning, because life is like that. And I know you will too. Besides, you have a *job*, which is doing better than I was :)

*big encouraging hug*

A.