> If you're bored in High School, you're not spending enough time studying. Wouldn't you rather spend the time studying when you're older? I have found studyin

> If you're bored in High School, you're not spending enough time studying. Wouldn't you rather spend the time studying when you're older? I have found studying to be much more enjoyable, and useful, the older I get. Having a breadth of experience to relate it to improves things substantially. It is not so much being unable to find things to spend time at, but often it being a waste. Like cramming for tests. Looking back, who cares? If they are feel-good activities for you, great. Don't discount what you love. But if you are someone who wanted children, I'm sure spending time with children would have been worthwhile too.