u/Patient-Flan9037

I feel like we're on a "sick cycle carousel," where the trauma keeps repeating itself.

Or like she is a reincarnation of Jason Voorhees that just won't stay down. Or the head Vampire in The Lost Boys - don't invite her in.

At the end of the movie, the good guys have to come back for one last fight to make sure the evil is purged.

Unfortunately, Jason returned a dozen times - let's hope that doesn't occur here.

I apologize if this is a low effort post. This idea of here we go again just kept idling around and I realized how true this feels. Like we are watching a horror movie (that WP is living in) and it just won't end yet.

I've been incredibly fascinated by the law as I've gotten older. And, given that I've been underemployed for a year now (still trying to find a job in my current line of work) I've started thinking about what a journey to law school at my age might look like.

I am 46 years young (yikes, that sounds old-er than I feel).

I know I can find the average or median age but really hoping folks here can provide some of their thoughts on the pros/cons and what age they matriculated.

How old is too old to go to law school?

I've been incredibly fascinated by the law as I've gotten older. And, given that I've been underemployed for a year now (still trying to find a job in my current line of work) I've started thinking about what a journey to law school at my age might look like.

I am 46 years young (yikes, that sounds old-er than I feel).

I know I can find the average or median age but really hoping folks here can provide some of their thoughts on the pros/cons and what age they matriculated.