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Decide my life plans for me 2017-09-13 11:18:10 Post No. 18717961
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I'll keep this simple. Most votes wins.
I'm unemployed after finishing studying. I've been living in my old room at home for about 5 weeks now and I'm massively depressed.
Choice 1: Fly across the globe to Europe for a 2 month trip. Staying for free with my father and brother. I will see a few countries, smoke pot and see family I haven't seen in 5 years. It will cost 33% of my cash for the flights alone. And probably at least another 33% for everything else.
Choice 2: Start renting a place to stay in the city, unemployment money will pay for rent and a bit of food. Realistically the move will cost about 20% of my money.
The catch is: Choice 1 leaves me with a huge loss of funds and when I return, I will most likely be back here to the same place just like now. Choice 2 is also risky, finding a job is hard, and my life will probably suck nearly as much as it does now anyway.
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choice one, dont live your life for finding an apartment and shitty job. wont hep the depression
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>>18717961
Choice one because it will fuck you up in the long run and I hate you.
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Yeah, my vote's for #1. If a couple plane tickets is a third of your money, you don't have enough money to do anything, really, so why not have a good experience.
Shitty apartments and unemployment benefits will always be there for you, anon
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>>18717961
> finishing studying
Studying what? Gender Studies? Medieval French Poetry?
Or something easier to get a job with like Computer stuff or STEM?
That should be a factor in what you do.
> to Europe
Where exactly? Can the destination be a resume enhancer?
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Business and Information Systems, not a scripter but I'm good with IT and databases etc.
Even though it's the biggest field of employment, with very limited experience I haven't gotten a single interview.
This trip is purely for pleasure. One point of why I need to go now, I that if I do somehow get a decent job, I would have to quit or wait a year to go anywhere really.
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I think you should get established in a place to live and find a job before you start taking trips. It's the more responsible thing to do.
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