also you might just have to accept the fact your looking down the barrel of two more years of school, its not too late to change majors, youll just have to accept the fact it going to take longer, i did that and dont regret it

You can flip that into anything tbh

^ Listen to this man @op. That starving artist life is cool and romantic in the movies, but in real life that s*** is torture.

You may not think it's worth it, but setting reasonable goals and seeing them all the way through is going to be key not only to your education, but to being successful with your passions as well - doubly so in the entertainment industry. Don't let yourself fall into the habit of quitting when you feel disenchanted

Liberal arts could get you a nice job at like some insurance place or something.

Anything that isn't specialized but requires you to at least not be a total s*** head.

But you might have to end up in retail or restaurant unless youve got a nice resume...

damn twinnem this was literally me 2 years ago.

as a dropout who shares similar sentiments, my best advice would be to stay in school. switch majors or talk to your counselor and see what could be added to it. get yourself a career and make that your base to comfortably build your actual visions on top of it.

you're in a great space in time rn. you're mental fortitude is being tested and it's time to lock in. the world's in your palm rn, just go outside and seize these days. make friends who become connections. youtube & google literally everything. also, prioritize your mental health. as a creative, you can't let anybody or anything psych you out of what's destined for YOU. read. write. drink your teas. let some sun in.

2 years removed from uni (& single dorm debt lol) and I work at a warehouse that I hate, and I feel about as close to "the dream" as I was when I first stepped foot on campus I'm still trying to grow up and mature, let alone be big time. you with no loans is literally heaven rn lmaooo. take this time and explore your options fully and keep developing yourself and your craft.

a bit long winded & probably not what you wanna hear but idk I just related too much to not say anything. hopefully this does something positive for you g

is it really that bad bro?

i did a wfh placement year during lockdown. to me nothing could be worse

This is facts, too

doing a soul crushing 9-5 hybrid right now, i hate the job and it's all the same bullshit out there when i look for others

zapped off energy after work can't even go to gym

just want to redo uni and pick a program with a different major can't do that but want to go back to school for some program or somethin but i'm pushing 30 and saving for a wedding

you are truly f***ed once you grad

what was the degree and where do you work? if i’m allowed to ask

it was business and i do tax stuff for the government
when i look for other stuff its all customer service bs out there if you don't specialize in hr or marketing but theres 10x the competition

What do you want to specialize in? No one really tells you when you start that the cool psyc jobs require masters degree+
A lot of employers can help you get that accreditation tho. ABA is an easy entry point and you'll be a step ahead of everyone else starting off

ah fairs

i’m sorry about that man, but if you want to go to the gym you’ll gain the energy from going and it’ll become easier to do it

except im incredible at my job

teaching

you a sorry b**** for even mentioning my name in here btw

clear alt too i will get your ass outta here

Just jump.

Do something and figure the rest out along the way

stop living in your head, always try new s*** and also remember sacrifices are necessary to achieve your goals

nothing comes easy in life but thats what makes success feel so good

I thought u could do a couple things with a psych degree

u and me are the same fr