I am not a doctor, nor pschologist. I do not know much about about pschology although I do know a pschologist and shall be using some of the techniques I have seen her use on her paitents.I do not know first hand how depression feels. I have only seen it second hand and read about it in the DSMV-5 (a big fancy book that pschologists use to diagnose people). 

Another thing is that I am from Australia and therefore do not quite understand how the Korean unviersity system works. I apologise in advance if my version confuses those of you who aren't Australian. 

A few things I can give you about the unviersity system that I know is:

- There are't classes everyday, just every other day and they don't last all day just 2-3 hours at the most. 

- Marks range from F (Fail), P (Pass), C (Credit), D (Distinction), HD (High Distinction)

- Everything - other than practical classes - is avaliable online 

- There are roughly 2-5 assignments per topic

- There are several on-campus living facilities (only two of which I use, I have made up a fancy version of the third)

- University students get cheaper medical bills when going to the Universities medical center

Okay... I can't think of anything else... :/

So, now that you know that I am making most of this up. I hope you enjoy the story. 

Thank you for reading,

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