The REAL High School Survival Guide: Guidance Counselor: That’s A Real Job, Right?
Description
The story recounts a humorous and relatable encounter with a high school guidance counselor, highlighting the awkwardness and uncertainty of navigating the transition to adulthood. The narrator, armed with a vague sense of dread, faces the typical questions and personality tests designed to uncover their future career path. Despite the counselor's enthusiasm and encouragement, the narrator struggles to define their aspirations, revealing a relatable struggle with finding purpose and direction. The story's unique charm lies in its gentle satire of guidance counseling tropes, particularly through the counselor's overzealous approach, coupled with the narrator's deadpan observations, making it a light-hearted exploration of self-discovery. Comparable works include The Perks of Being a Wallflower