Unpopular opinion: Graduating from school brings a bittersweet mix of happiness and sadness.
After 14 years filled with a whirlwind of memories, it’s a joy to have succeeded, yet it’s hard to say goodbye to a place that’s been a significant part of your life.
I was the only one in class to score 100 on the test, while everyone else scored below 50%!
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I totally get that! It’s such a bittersweet moment, isn’t it? On one hand, it’s exciting to close that chapter and see what’s next, but on the other, you’re saying goodbye to so many familiar faces and experiences that shaped who you are. It’s a huge transition, and it’s normal to feel a mix of emotions. Those memories—both good and bad—will stick with you, and it’s nice to celebrate the journey while also honoring what you’re leaving behind. Embracing both the happiness and the sadness can make for a really meaningful farewell!