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Before I left high school, I thought that those people would be my friends forever. Within three months of graduation, I only saw one high school friend on a regular basis. I returned and lived in the same neighborhood - and the very same house - years later and I saw only 2 or 3 of my high school friends occasionally. We all thought we would remain friends forever! What happened?

Please do not respond if you still attend high school!

College was supposed to be my best years of life. It was the last chance I had at ever having the college experience I desired ever since stepping foot in college, and I promised myself I would live the experience no matter the cost. I wanted to experience the crazy and wild parties that would never happen ever again after college. I also wanted to enjoy the crazy hookup lifestyle or relationships with lots of beautiful women who men who aren't rich can never talk to ever again after graduation on the sole basis of said men not being rich and all attractive women being extremely rich after college. But the pandemic cut my time on the college campus short and if I enter the workforce after graduation, I will never be able able to fulfill the promise I made for myself because fun is essentially taboo (as a result of legal and survival responsibilities such as taxes, grocery shopping, refueling, energy bills, etc.) for men who aren't rich in that phase of life. And grad school isn't much better, because there is too much homework to even spare for any fun or relaxation. Because I will never be able to have fun and/or talk to beautiful women ever again if I enter the workforce or grad school, is it worth it to go back to undergrad after graduating college in an attempt to live the college experience I desire so much?