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Well, I used my time in university to learn, go to all kind of extracurricular activities, learn how both the uni and the workforce actually worked, forge everlasting relationships, meet a lot of weirdos like myself, enjoy it to its fullest and, among other things, secure professors who would accept my thesis decissions. Could I also have been part of the students' representatives for matters that concerned the entire uni? Yes, in fact I was about to selected (by votes), but there was an endogamic syndicate that kept away anyone who wasn't part of it. Would that helped me in the future? Nope, unless I wanted to land in jail.You missed a lot out!!!
Really?? Maybe it sounds like that when you convert all the experiences into words, I have a very "happening" life here and it usually ranges from extremely bad to slightly good, but I do live a life that's kind of entertaining to look at from distance.... It's not really that good of a thing though.... A senior of mine visits our room (they're a friend of my roommate) and asks me "what bad has happened with you lately??" everytime, they know how bad my luck is... it's THAT normal for me...
And, of course, uni was only a part of my life back then, the other half of the time was as valuable.
