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Does anyone here feel like they were born just to fail.
I'm 25 and I dropped out of college when I was 20. I went from a business admin major to a marketing major to finally, an accounting major (I don't know why I picked that because I suck at math). I hated all three of my majors and I really didn't know what I was doing in school, so I just ended up leaving.
I've been working at this easy/shitty restaurant for the past 7 years and I'm finally ready to quit. I want to leave so badly. I hate all my coworkers and I feel like the place is really taking its toll on me. Even though its easy, I still fuck up a lot. I feel like a dumb fuck everyday I step foot into that building.
I've tried to find other jobs in offices, but no one wants to hire a college drop out. I can't even get an easy high school lvl office job.
I've tried to get a IT cert, but that didn't workout. I don't really want to go for a trade. I'm not physically/mentally strong enough for the military either.
All I want is to work in a nice office with good people. I just feel stuck right now and I feel like nothing will ever change.
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In my experience life changes take about 2-3 years. They're sneaky and happen before you know it. Though you can force them to happen much quicker if you want.
A lot of people besides turbo-normies probably somewhat feel like a failure. If you didn't graduate college right on time at 22 (for bachelor's), then the pressure for that keeps mounting and your parents start getting angry etc. You're told all these things by society that if you don't finish college, you're a failure. So I'm willing to bet you that a lot of the population experiences your feelings due to the incredibly high and complicated expectations society puts on us, which I highly doubt our cavemen selves were ever meant to handle.
If you really tried at it you could make money online. You can make crazy bucks that sets you for life if you constantly bring forth an amazing/entertaining personality. But if you made some type of small website or youtube channel that people regularly visited and worked at it, you could eventually get to where it covers your living expenses. Then you can grow from there.
The way I look at it, I can always be homeless in my car for a while if shit hits the fan. I never have, but if I end up really fucking up, it's an option.
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>Mfw 23 and just graduated with my master's
>Mfw feel like a failure because I've never had a gf or a job and I'm a virgin
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