There’s this weird bittersweet feeling we tend to get when something is coming to an end. It doesn’t matter whether the ending is a good or bad thing: it’s just somewhat sad every single time! This isn’t a question of reverse-schadenfreude either. I have no answer for you. I’m sure there’s research on the web that can explain this but to avoid having to create a Works Cited list, here’s how I've always dealt with change.
Going to school for the first time was wild
In my opinion, the worst change is what puberty did to my voice: I do not have the X factor.
Changing schools was pretty lame too
I had dozens of excuses to avoid change
Which brings me to my favourite point in adolescence. During this era, I would deal with change by making changes of my own. I still do sometimes.
Fortunately, university is better. I still can’t sing but everything else is pretty okay.
Maybe I’ve become more adaptable; maybe I just don’t care. Who knows? Nowadays, when I have a problem, I usually just Netflix or overthink it until all hypothetical possibilities make real life seem better. All this is to say that co-op is done and I'm sad to be losing my audience of two. ily.