What do people do with their lives when they're shit at

Well if you don't want to take up a trade, you can always take the route of being a societal parasite and becoming a lawyer. That's pretty much where my life is headed at this point

>>35668140
Become a wage slave and stay cucked their existence until they drop to the floor and literally cannot move anymore.

You need to figure out a passion. It doesn't need to be mathematics or anything medical. Just figure out something so you don't end up needing to be a slave for the rest of your life.

t. small business owner

>>35668140
Reminder that being bad at math is a meme, and is just proof of your lack of resolve.

Confirmed for not going to make it.

>>35668256
reminder that being "good" at math means sacrificing your humanity at the alter of autism

>>35668140
>being from such a poor family that you think "medical careers" are a barometer for success

>>35668293
anything that can earn me at least 50k a year is successful as far as I'm concerned.

>>35668293
Well, they are certainly useful to society and reliable source of income too.

>>35668175

Bad move. There's way too many young lawyers right now. Many are working part-time gigs and/or doing paralegal level tasks while drowning in law school debt.

>>35668273
>implying your humanity shouldn't be sacrificed
Have fun being a brainlet.

>>35668256
I'm slow and just can't retain all of the rules and such, I completely flopped in Calc 1 and barely slipped by in pre-calc.

>>35668140
>social sciences
>political sciences
>history
>law
>philosophy
>specializing in some language(s)
>just learn a trade or do something else that you like besides college/university

>>35668273

And surprisingly enough, no one wants to hire an autist.

The worst students from grad school tend to get the best jobs.

>>35668418
maybe if you live in americrapia

>>35668638
>he has the "things happen to me, I can't create my own opportunities" attitude
You are what's wrong with the world, and are still confirmed for "not going to make it".

>>35668759
He's not the OP though, I'm >>35668570