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Input: Just throwing it out there, he's 17 and I just turned 18, we're both seniors in highschool and I'm stressing out big time about college applications. I have a 2.3 GPA (not good I know), but I still have a decent amount of colleges that are reasonable for me to apply to. However, my boyfriend is in the same boat as me, except his GPA is higher and we both got the same test score. He plans on applying to the same schools as me, and some of his own as well. I helped him get started by helping him with the common app questions and his college essays, no biggie. But after a while, I got burnt out. He constantly brings up college applications, asking for my help because he feels he can't do them on his own, while im still worrying about my deadlines, and the schools that require auditions (sound recording technology major). Am I the asshole for going silent for a couple days after I've asked him multiple times to slow down on mentioning college, and not wanting to help him any more than I already have?

not helping my boyfriend with college applications