NFL&NBA Prefrences & Imagines II **[REQUESTS NOW CLOSED]**

School Tomorrow For Me! #ClassOf2k16

Yeah, as the title says, I have school tomorow 😦. Going into my junior year, I have to get some good grades to get me to college.

I'll try to update as much as possible!

So I got some advice for you [from my fellow Redditors]:

1. Don't get knocked up/get someone knocked up. Pay attention so you don't end up like a bum

2. If you can ignore the opposite sex completely until your 20s and use all your sexual energy on a different pursuit/hobby you will go far.

3. Don't drink.

4. FUCKING PAY ATTENTION. As a 24 year old that screwed myself out of college by fucking around, just fucking get it done and do it right.

5. Highschool ends. Don't get carried away by petty drama. I know it sounds like THE most important thing in the world right now, but believe me, When you're in your 30's and look back I can assure you you won't say "gee I wish I'd spent more time worrying about how this or that cunt thought of me". You do you and let the rest of the world stew in their negativity.

And lastly:

6. Socially: Be your own person. Don't fall into peer pressure. If something doesn't feel right, don't do it. Trust your gut instinct.

Social Media: Don't post anything too revealing or controversial. Keep it clean. Even if your settings are ultra private, something could leak. Have some self respect and look to the future. Anything you text or post could be seen by people who will be important in your future whom you don't even know yet. Take that to heart. I see way too many young people posting pictures of drinking and smoking weed and the way too sexy pics... just don't. You will be a grown up one day and wish you'd never posted those.

School: Put in the work. It doesn't take much time or effort for the average person to do well in school. It's not so much about grades. It's about developing a solid work ethic and being responsible, which are skills you will need when you're an adult and it really counts. So, be responsible to your scholastic obligations. It's the training ground for your future career; deadlines, working with others, dealing with authority, and so on.

-#ClassOf2k16