Search Results: moving on with your life

I graduated recently. Everyone (family, teachers) say to keep in touch with your friends they are for life. Honestly I don't want to, I low-key hate them and they never make the effort or seem to care, so why should I keep in touch? Most of the people I know are moving away and doing their own thing. If you don't keep in touch with any high school friends, how and where did you make new ones?

let's say you have a 18 year old son who recently graduated high school. He's 5'2, has a 2.4 GPA and is very childish. When he was 16 he started sobbing uncontrollably in his room because he had a stomachache and was vomiting a lot. He said he was in too much pain. he took pictures of random girls in his class, took the photos home with him and started to jerk off to them every night. He also had sexual feelings for his cousin and used to kiss her when they were children. He feels bad, guilty about it. It eats him up inside and really bothers him.


On his last week of school he started crying in front of everyone because he forgot to study for his English exam and feared he'd fail. When he was 14 he cried around a group of girls because a guy kicked him in his penis and he felt it for weeks. Over the summer he took a internship where he'd recuse and care for abused or lost animals. He helped a dying dog grow its face back, heal and recover. He slept with the dog, gave the dog medicine and physical therapy and played games with it. He also walked the dog, and once he saw the dog healthy, happy and moving he was so happy, so overjoyed that he sobbed with joy and hugged the dog. It was the happiest time of his life. At 20, he got accepted into medical school and every summer he'd take a medical or animal internship that involved helping people, animals of the environment.