More accurately, I never left... After the shock of failing once, something clicked in me, and I didn't stop until I figured out this bar thing. After passing the second time in 2014 Feb, I dedicated the rest of my time to helping others do the same (in case you didn't know, I run a website at http://www.makethisyourlasttime.com and a private Facebook community with the same name).RavenAgain wrote:Most don't come back. Why did you?a male human wrote:The nightmare never ends...RavenAgain wrote:I call that loyalty! Have seen you around...a male human wrote:I'll be here as well for the biannual barmageddon. Best of luck!
Precisely because 99% of people understandably never come back to the bar (even if they say they want to help, while being high off the excitement of passing), I feel a duty to stay and guide future generations. It's natural... no one goes back to prison willingly. But every half year, it's the same shit where people are terrified and lost, and there's barely anyone left to help because they all went on with their free life.
I wish I had better guidance in law school and through the bar, and so I became the guide I wish I had. None of the platitudes and BS and "safe" advice. I want to help people achieve that free life with a candid perspective. I've done my work if I become obsolete to you. But I also do it for myself: It's an enjoyable and meaningful endeavor, as well as a source of side income and a creative outlet.
