I don't know what to do right now. I'm sitting here

>>17870060

what are you good at? what are things you like. what's something 'big' that you did? what's something 'small' that you did?

>>17870078
I really like animals, it's why I'm finishing up my vet tech degree and working in a clinic right now.

I feel like there used to be a lot of things I liked, such as games, but over time a lot of stuff I enjoyed isn't "fun" anymore. Which makes me feel worse. Something "big" I did was move out of my home town all on my own, trying to live on my own and make it. It's hard being by yourself though.

Something small? I mean I felt pretty crappy but I still got out of bed and went to work.

>>17870099

there you go. there's your worth. you are a savior to all the animals. and a hero to all the families that have you fix em up. sure theres the down side of getting animals fixed, but you're already helping animals get better and will continue to do so when you get your degree.

>>17870103
Would it be strange to say after doing all the book work and even working right now in a clinic, I'm not particularly enjoying it? I knew it wasn't an easy job, but I don't ever look forward to work, and I have doubts it's an actual career I want. I love animals, but I don't seem to feel happy.

>>17870171

thats pretty normal to be honest. people tend to pick jobs based on arbitrary childhood experiences. i mean no one knows what being a doctor is like, so when they find out they hate it.

most people chose what they chose because they had a family member who did that, or saw something on TV that inspired them or some other such nonsense.