I can never be bothered to go out.

you're an A-level student. be thankful you even HAVE a social life

as opposed to a uni student?

p.s. op you sound just like me. its just effort to go so far and usually have to go public transprt ( i live 30 mins from my school)

not at uni yet so don't know what the workload is like but when i was doing my alevels, my social life was pretty much nonexistent lol

i find it hard to believe that anyone doing alevels cant manage a social life. alevels really dont take up much time, im sure you could have easily had a social life (unless u were too lazy to go out)?

I'm currently in sixth form and to be honest I live quite far away from my friends (30 minute drive), who all live in town and don't have to pester parents for a lift to meet up. I get invited out by groups of friends about once a week, and on special occasions like birthday meals or Halloween parties. Anyway, I just really can never be bothered to go, I am worn out and it takes an hour just getting there and back. I usually end up spending £20+, which is really annoying and even though I enjoy it when I'm there, I'd rather be relaxing at home. It's sad because I have to keep thinking up excuses or drop out last minute.

I would say I'm quite a sociable person at school, I speak to a lot of people and I have a lot of good friends. But when I come home, especially after school, I just want to chill. But my friends moan at me for this. Is this bad?

However, during half term/summer holidays, I do go out the most out of my friends and I nvite my friends over to my house or something, so I'm not completely antisocial.

What do you think about this? Do I need to get out more or is it normal?

i find it hard to believe that anyone doing alevels cant manage a social life. alevels really dont take up much time, im sure you could have easily had a social life (unless u were too lazy to go out)?

you say that now because you've finished you're A-levels and you're comparing that to uni workload. the only time i relaxed a little was during half term holidays but i had to sacrifice my weekends and dedicate it to my studies. i saw my friends everyday at sixth form so there was no need to see them every weekend as the op seems to think

im an A2 student...?

only time i ever had to work on weekends was in april/may to revise for my exams (and when i had coursework...but that would only take up 1 or 2 weekends in the year)

hm okay

I'm currently in sixth form and to be honest I live quite far away from my friends (30 minute drive), who all live in town and don't have to pester parents for a lift to meet up. I get invited out by groups of friends about once a week, and on special occasions like birthday meals or Halloween parties. Anyway, I just really can never be bothered to go, I am worn out and it takes an hour just getting there and back. I usually end up spending £20+, which is really annoying and even though I enjoy it when I'm there, I'd rather be relaxing at home. It's sad because I have to keep thinking up excuses or drop out last minute.

I would say I'm quite a sociable person at school, I speak to a lot of people and I have a lot of good friends. But when I come home, especially after school, I just want to chill. But my friends moan at me for this. Is this bad?

However, during half term/summer holidays, I do go out the most out of my friends and I nvite my friends over to my house or something, so I'm not completely antisocial.

What do you think about this? Do I need to get out more or is it normal?

as opposed to a uni student?

p.s. op you sound just like me. its just effort to go so far and usually have to go public transprt ( i live 30 mins from my school)

For most subjects at uni its not hard to do work and have a social life helped by the fact most subjects don't have a school like timetable. For example most Arts subjects your only in 6-10 hours a week, I'm in 6 which means that I can do work and have a social life even in 3rd year and still get good 2:1's in my coursework.

can i as what subjects you are doing( AS/A2?). obviously i did wor on weekends as well, its just that it was only like a little homewrok or soemthign so you do about an hour a day and have pretty much the whole day to go out still..