should I stay or should I go

>>17805436
Your picture is horrifying.

oh babe you've got to let me know

>>17805436
>great moving up potential
>not great wage potential

that sounds shit. moving up without your wage also increasing significantly is just accepting more responsibilities and not being paid more for it. that's terrible.

but either way i think option 2 is better. it's basically what i'm doing. just said fuck it and moved to australia. i'm independent now, and the only thing that would cause me to have to ask my family/parents for help/money again would be if i lost this job and couldn't find another within a couple months.

which is possible but eh. i'd rather be homeless than ask them for help again.

>>17805436
>I live in west yorkshire UK
Sorry about that.

>however because im not an idiot who thinks my music career will jsut take off I know in 3 years id be coming back to living with my parents and I want to move out permanently I dont want to have to be living with my parents in the next 4 years

I'll be honest here and say that I know fuck all about the career prospects of that particular degree. I'd suggest you talk to someone who's taken that step already, and how difficult it is to make a living, what they had to do for it etc.

Learn from other peoples experiences.

>>17805436
>should I stay or should I go to uni?

If all you want to do is be a session musician, then dont go to uni. Yes you will learn more quickly and thoroughly with a degree but you you'll still be at ground zero once you're out. If you continue working your job and invest extra time in developing a variety of stylistic skills in a couple instruments. Find people to play with, start recording.

That is if you are already a competent musician and can read music then you dont need uni to be a session musician or teach your instrument.

>>17805436
Jooosbury.