I simply need to quit this job
Ive worked here for too long now
Its the only explanation for why I have been so grumpy lately
I simply need to quit this job
Ive worked here for too long now
Its the only explanation for why I have been so grumpy lately
i support this!!
i support this!!
The unfortunate reality is that it happens with every job I get after a while
Wait I just saw what fantano gave the new uzi ep
I change my mind it's perfectly appropriate to be vocally upset about this
I simply need to quit this job
Ive worked here for too long now
Its the only explanation for why I have been so grumpy lately
do it rn why not
The unfortunate reality is that it happens with every job I get after a while
thats normal! Id just keep swinging on the vines to keep yourself as content as possible
thats normal! Id just keep swinging on the vines to keep yourself as content as possible
This sounds ideal but I also am bad at getting jobs
Wait I just saw what fantano gave the new uzi ep
I change my mind it's perfectly appropriate to be vocally upset about this

This sounds ideal but I also am bad at getting jobs
getting jobs is hard
Wait I just saw what fantano gave the new uzi ep
I change my mind it's perfectly appropriate to be vocally upset about this
Whatbhe give it
I think the uzi album was dog s*** . It just wasnt good or unique he tried to return to form annd it failed. and his voice was terrible on every song
getting jobs is hard
I'm annoyed by the whole concept of it
I personally feel as though I missed the boat to find a career/a job that would actually financially support me because I couldn't spend my early adult years doing that (I had to immediately work any job I could find to have to live)
I wish I could have had the more normal path of like having parents that could support me and going to school to work towards planning out what I'd actually do
But unfortunately my parents died early after being failures for the most part
Like obviously they wouldn't still be responsible for me
But I was not set up for success financially or when it comes to mindset/planning
In my opinion you shouldn't have kids unless you can do the bare minimum to provide a smooth transition to adulthood
And like thinking about that too much and talking about it is probably just whining/pointless
But it's true. The rat race is designed for you to stay stuck in it
I fw weed but hate how it makes ur balls hurt
I'm annoyed by the whole concept of it
I personally feel as though I missed the boat to find a career/a job that would actually financially support me because I couldn't spend my early adult years doing that (I had to immediately work any job I could find to have to live)
I wish I could have had the more normal path of like having parents that could support me and going to school to work towards planning out what I'd actually do
But unfortunately my parents died early after being failures for the most part
this is a brutal spot to be in bruises idk what to say
credit to u for grinding it out and making it work. You still managed to carve out a life for yourself, which a lot of people wouldnt in that situation. i woudlnt of been able to do that.
I dont think you entirely missed the boat to find a career/job that aligns more with the things you want, people do this who are way older. Im sure there are options out there, even if theyre hard to find/hard to get to.
I'm annoyed by the whole concept of it
I personally feel as though I missed the boat to find a career/a job that would actually financially support me because I couldn't spend my early adult years doing that (I had to immediately work any job I could find to have to live)
I wish I could have had the more normal path of like having parents that could support me and going to school to work towards planning out what I'd actually do
But unfortunately my parents died early after being failures for the most part
It is never to late to level up
this is a brutal spot to be in bruises idk what to say
credit to u for grinding it out and making it work. You still managed to carve out a life for yourself, which a lot of people wouldnt in that situation. i woudlnt of been able to do that.
I dont think you entirely missed the boat to find a career/job that aligns more with the things you want, people do this who are way older. Im sure there are options out there, even if theyre hard to find/hard to get to.
Yeah I know I'm not like too old to do things, but the idea is that the structure is kinda messed up
Instead of working towards something like that I need to make sure I have money to live. I was also not pushed to plan for the future at all (or pushed at all). My mom was far too relaxed with the "do what you want just be happy" style of parenting, which sounds nice but it was mostly just because she had kids because she enjoyed babies and then was incompetent when it came to raising them
It is never to late to level up
Its easier said than done
As I was essentially raised to not flourish and then my entire idea of adulthood has just been this
Like it's a nice concept but it's also true that the apple doesn't normally fall far from the tree
I'm annoyed by the whole concept of it
I personally feel as though I missed the boat to find a career/a job that would actually financially support me because I couldn't spend my early adult years doing that (I had to immediately work any job I could find to have to live)
I wish I could have had the more normal path of like having parents that could support me and going to school to work towards planning out what I'd actually do
But unfortunately my parents died early after being failures for the most part
not to sound overtly nice but i genuinely wish there was more support for people in these positions. my mom was like this for different reasons and i think its sort of forgotten about in a societal sense (young adults needing to work right away and the impacts of that etc)
shouldnt be like "oh you found a job youre good now, your lifes set"
that said i think theres a decent % of people that have career changes regardless, even if they had a good career in some cases. everyone takes their own path.
that said i think theres a decent % of people that have career changes regardless, even if they had a good career in some cases. everyone takes their own path.
Yeah that's true
It was not meant to comment on like the job market as much as it was meant to comment on like the importance of raising people to be successful
I have no idea what that stuff looks like on the inside of it or how to go about pursuing it or planning for it or how to even go about choosing what to do and what is or isn't realistic
lowkey been vibing with a male mole than usual lately. He f***s withh my brain alot with signals, which i enjoy because i just remember that its not ok to have these thoughts

Yeah I know I'm not like too old to do things, but the idea is that the structure is kinda messed up
Instead of working towards something like that I need to make sure I have money to live. I was also not pushed to plan for the future at all (or pushed at all). My mom was far too relaxed with the "do what you want just be happy" style of parenting, which sounds nice but it was mostly just because she had kids because she enjoyed babies and then was incompetent when it came to raising them
youre right that a key part of raising a kid is to give them the information they need as an adult.
and having to work to take care of yourself in that situation makes everything infinitely more difficult
its basically a meme at this point but honestly there should be more resources for kids in school to learn how to be successful as an adult.