I've been working hard to find employment in the field I specialized in in school for several months with no success. I only heard back from one place, which I was later rejected from. My life circumstances dictate that I need to start working right now th

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Anonymous 03/03/16 (Thu) 09:11:37 2c3019 No.522

I've been working hard to find employment in the field I specialized in in school for several months with no success. I only heard back from one place, which I was later rejected from. My life circumstances dictate that I need to start working right now though, which means I'll have to find work at a place like a fast food restaurant, retail chain, or grocery store. I've been fired from three different places like this before though for having anxiety at work and walking off. I know from experience that these jobs are extremely difficult (for me) and depressing and while I was working at them I would just cry every day I got home and go to sleep immediately. I went back to school to try to escape this fate but I guess this is just my destiny, to be a loser who works at Walmart forever and spends all day thinking about anime girls just to survive. I feel completely worthless that this is my station in life. How am I supposed to live through this? I don't know if even escapism can carry me through a fate this horrible.

Anonymous 03/04/16 (Fri) 03:41:00 9b0b6a No.525

>>522

I'm very sorry to hear all of this, anon. Finding work is very difficult right now, it's true, but you can do it. If you don't mind my asking, what did you study in school? I'm curious. As far as job opportunities, have you looked into being a night shift security guard or something? It doesn't require a lot of social interaction, and is often just a warm bodies job. It's good if you're having anxiety problems.

Beyond that, I think it's important that I point out that you are not worthless. If you're religious, then you should know that there is a plan and purpose for your life. If not, then know that while you are here you can make an impact on others. You can help make the world a better place. Even if what you do seems "worthless," you can still influence the world around you for the better.

ezechiel!D28mercyDo 03/04/16 (Fri) 06:27:45 e483b8 No.526

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Faith makes all things possible.

This incommensurability you feel is the dizziness of freedom.

Don't be afraid that you will have nothing if you do not get a job, instead do the work of the spirit and you will never go unclothed or unfed.