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very long sorry
this is my third year in architecture school and with each day I realize that I simply don’t care about buildings lmao I care about maybe the history behind them how they impact communities the visuals even stuff like that but the technicalities I couldn’t care less. my gardes have been fine so far I never failed a class or a project but it’s hard to excel at something I’m unsure of and I hate not being fully immersed in what I do. every summer I say next year will be better and I can love it but it’s really hard. the most fun I have doing school work is when I’m doing maths or writing an essay I don’t enjoy the design process and find it extremely frustrating
i would like to switch majors but it’s very complicated and my parents won’t be happy plus I’m scared that this lack of passion is bigger than just architecture and I will regret quitting. also what if this is a discipline issue and I’m simply running away…idk I’m tired of thinking about it
something to note is that I’m more interested in urban design than architecture and would love to do it and it’s part of my course but the bigger focus is on architectural design which I pretty much can’t stand
do I suck it up try to love it get this degree and start from there or stop crying over spilled milk and do something else any advice
very long sorry
this is my third year in architecture school and with each day I realize that I simply don’t care about buildings lmao I care about maybe the history behind them how they impact communities the visuals even stuff like that but the technicalities I couldn’t care less. my gardes have been fine so far I never failed a class or a project but it’s hard to excel at something I’m unsure of and I hate not being fully immersed in what I do. every summer I say next year will be better and I can love it but it’s really hard. the most fun I have doing school work is when I’m doing maths or writing an essay I don’t enjoy the design process and find it extremely frustrating
i would like to switch majors but it’s very complicated and my parents won’t be happy plus I’m scared that this lack of passion is bigger than just architecture and I will regret quitting. also what if this is a discipline issue and I’m simply running away…idk I’m tired of thinking about it
something to note is that I’m more interested in urban design than architecture and would love to do it and it’s part of my course but the bigger focus is on architectural design which I pretty much can’t stand
do I suck it up try to love it get this degree and start from there or stop crying over spilled milk and do something else any advice
