what do you do when life is closing in and you're tapped?

You're not entitled to a job just because you have a degree. You fucked yourself over by sitting on your ass for two years because "muh degree"; two years of doing nothing is a huge red flag to employers.

>>18338276
>what do you do when life is closing in and you're tapped?

You're just going to get a lot of non-answers here, /adv/ has no good advice.

If it helps I'm pretty much in the same position as you and I have less than £1K in the bank.

>>18338286
>Case in point

/adv/ is absolute shit for advice other than "no gf help I virgin". Even then it still sucks.

>>18338286
>>18338286

I worked for free position within a few months of graduating as stated in the op. I only quit because I no longer had the money to pay for the gas to go there everyday.

That being said. Your post isn't advice at all.

>>18338314

You're right...I'm not sure what I expected.

>>18338294

tell me your story anon. misery loves company. Why couldn't you get a job? What degree?

>>18338276
You either accept that life doesn't care for plans and sometimes - often, even - you are given the long road or you do indeed kys like an idiot child not getting his shiny right nao(!).

Continue applying for jobs, but while doing so if your current place of employ is actually full of retards you should find it trivial to be a valued team member who rises to the challenges of that job. Which is in itself worthwhile experience.

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>>18338286
>>18338294

What ?
I've been thinking that /adv/'s advices weren't that bad. Are my standard that low ? Why do you think that the advices given there are bad ?
While lurking some threads (mostly those about neet that want to turn their lifes around or virgins that want to get better socially), the advices I see doesn't sound that bad.

Is there a better place to have advice (clearly yes, but want your opinion), what are you expecting when you ask for advice and why this board doesn't provide it to you ?

Asking because legit surprised. (>inb4 getting surprised for seeing mediocrity on 4chan).

ask for a tarot reading over at /x/ /div/

>>18338366
Pretty much this.

OP I'm in a similar position, graduated with my bachelor's degree almost 2 years ago and have yet to find a job remotely related to my field.

Your only real option is to continue applying for jobs that you want, while working a shitty dead end job. You should've been working as soon as you graduated, but there's nothing you can do about that now. All I can say is that any experience is valuable, no matter how mundane, brainless, and easy a job might be.

Good luck OP, and don't give up, life is challenging but overcoming challenges is rewarding regardless of how much you may struggle.

study a useful science, basically everything else is poorfag tier. For some sciences you don't need a degree (programmer)

>>18338422
not OP, but would physics or astronomy be useful?

I'm the same age, same situation, worked for free, etc etc.

I also feel like becoming an hero. But I'm going to give volunteering a go for a while, then applying for graduate schemes (for that job security basically).

Hey, what have we got to lose apart from our dignity, rite?

>>18338704

Where are you volunteering

How are you making an income

>>18338704
>>18338704
>Hey, what have we got to lose apart from our dignity, rite?

I feel like I don't even have that left

My boss tells me I'm useless and emotionally abuses me everyday

It only heightens my suicidal thoughts

>>18338372
You don't even deserve am explanation.

What is your degree in?

>>18338276
Jfc get a part time job and work your way up

If my little 16 year old brother can get a $11/hr job at bestbuy, you sure as shit can get one too.

>>18338663
Do you plan on going into physics or astronomy?

>>18339455
Do you even know how to read? OP stated that he's in shit wageslave job surrounded by retards.

>>18338339
What story? Got a 2.2 in Maths 6 years ago and I'm currently rotting in a supermarket where the city workers and the beautiful people shop.

>>18339461
yes but I'm afraid that it'll end up turning into a waste of time if I can't find a job.