I've just sat for my finals. And there is a high possibility I am going to fail out of my school. With the passing grade being higher than usual (partial thanks to the student cohort), I have no one to blame but myself for not seeing that I was well and truly prepared. Contemplated suicide but I don't wish it upon my family and friends.
So, after having this talk with my parents, who are saying "wait and see", I have no idea to go about my general direction in life.
Well. Sort of. It's a matter of how do I approach my parents with the idea of letting me take a year off to do Twitch streaming.
And if that does not work out, I'll go back and do either a course in English (end goal is becoming a school counsellor but who needs that here in Malaysia right?), Business and Marketing (take over the family business, who knows, I might get to travel), Culinary Arts, Computer Science or something to do with Health and Sciences again (woohoo...)
Yes, yes. I know. Which parent is going to let their child play video games for a year? Well, not most Chinese Malaysian parents that is for sure.
Which is why I was wondering if anyone had a good way to approach this? My parents did say that now that I'm 21 I have to make my own choices but I know that there is no way in hell I'll be able to escape their influence.
TL;DR
Possibly flunked school. Thinking about streaming. Not sure how to tell parents. Need help.
And for those curious that if I do start streaming I will be planning to base my stream around a variety of games (against advice of most streamers I have asked). Mostly DayZ, CS:GO, SC2,MC and a few other games which I plan to do completely blind playthroughs. If possible, a few new MMOs and games that release as they come by.
7 days a week, from 12am EST / 12pm SGT / 4pm AEST / 6pm NZT for about 6 hours.
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