#or just some kind of programmer if that specific industry didn't work out

[melonpond]

just had a Peter B. Parker moment

#melon rambles #I was thinking about this kid that just joined my robotics team #he's a bit too young to officially join but we're still going to try to include him in things and teach him stuff #and like the entire time during the meeting I was less focused on what I was supposed to be doing and just fully in #'how to involve the kid and give him things to do so he's not bored and try to make this fun for him' #and I've always thought that I didn't want to work with kids because loud noises and I'm not always great at knowing what to do #but every time recently that I can think of where I've interacted with kids I really love talking to them and making things fun for them #and now I'm like 'do I want to pursue a job where I work with kids??' #I'm officially going off to college next year so ideally I should figure it out before I pursue a major #especially since I've already completed my gen education classes so I'll pretty much jump right into my major specific classes in college #but like my plan for the last couple years was to major in computer science and be a video game programmer #or just some kind of programmer if that specific industry didn't work out #so it's quite the jump #but I actually feel like I'm more suited towards working with kids than for programming #especially if I get a boring programming job #hhhhgggngngfgfggf I don't know #I guess I could get a job at like a daycare or something that doesn't require a full on degree #and see how I like that #and potentially see about changing career plans based on that? #my plan for life doesn't have to be set in stone I can always change careers in the future #but I would like to avoid pointless crippling college debt if I could #hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I hate planning and thinking about the futureeeeee