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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here, She does actually have social anxiety but has blossomed in her social life this year. She's just not a joiner and on top of that her dad and I both work so transpo on weekdays is a challenge. No sports and she played piano/ violin for a few years but didn't love it. She just spends time with us, drawing, video games sure. I always felt like she prefers be home but not in a basement dweller way. She helps around the house. We have been trying to find her a job but that has been a little job as she is open to making money. [/quote] Teach her to open and run her own Etsy store. Get her a book on bread making or something.[/quote] If she’s going into senior year, it’s way too late for this kind of silliness. Plus it’s completely disconnected from anything else in her life. If dentistry is her current professional interest, build off of that. It’s authentic and substantive. [/quote] Title says Rising Junior. She has time. [/quote]
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