I never wanted a job

Its a German Thing its when we Combine Words together to make a New Word.
Finnish has these, on top of some prepositions being added to words so you can make some long ass, understandable flow of language that immigrants have to have a headache over for rest of their lives.

On topic:
 
I have a really hard time holding down a job. I have bipolar that is constantly being managed and monitored, so it's hard to add a job on top of that and everything else I do around the house.

I've worked food service and retail in the past, so finding a job isn't terribly hard, but I do poorly in customer facing jobs. I always get complaints that I'm 'mean' because I don't do the fake smile ass-kissing thing that people expect from those positions.

When I have a flare up, I'm really hard to work with. Jobs don't consider mental health issues to be a real condition, so they don't allow me to call off if I'm having an off couple of days because of my cycling.

It's easier to just stay home.
 
Work sucks, but I would rather work than receive conpensation for not working. If I couldn't work Id find a nice isolated place to dry up at.
 
Work is never a great thing but its somehow necessary to not only get experience in life and about our society but even to improve your skills , learn to think out of the box to get more efficient , getting connections with people that could help you with some problems , getting a reality check or a reflection what kind of person you actually are and even give you inspirations while you doing your daily deeds .

Im working in a Gas-station in germany and my pay isnt the best but still enough to get around .

I like my job somehow . Yeah i have days which i go full misanthropist but still keeping my cool , got customers that are absolute idiots or almost braindead on that matter and getting bombarded by customers because its a weekend / holiday / rush-hour . But i appreciate to do something , can interact with the people and on nightshifts i have the quite time to get my inspirations , plannings , thoughts organised while playing my music to cleaning , refilling and checking everything up in the store .

I could get a better job and maybe i should do but overall i know i do something to get some money , know everything i must do and am very efficient about it .

Work aint never about fun . Its about getting money , honing your skills , learn new things and understand the realities how the society is . Im all for meritocracy .

(Sorry for my harsh language but im gonna rant)

Fuck Taxes !
Im forced to pay it but i still hope those politicians chokes on the cents from my hard earned money and see their own demise of their greedy life . Backstabbing actual great artists and letting great small Independent stores , companies and developers bleeding out while hiding cowardly behind the rhethoric of " doing for the good of our society " for a way too long time and squeezing every honest citizen out of their honestly hard-worked money .
 
You need to stop looking at it as "survival" and instead start looking at it as "success" and that really goes for all aspects, not just a job.
 
Im happy for the author of the video, and I dont think he even missed the "age target", it is easy to get lost and all plans you might have usually goes south in the first "reallity check" when you try to apply them.

The things about jobs is that they pay you for a reason: In the same way you hate to wake up in the morning, the guy that pick ups the trash also hate it. But he do it because he is being payed to do so, and we need him.

Now there is a way to get purpose on your work and that what the author of this video found, he saw the impact of hist work and that awesome, other people will just be happy in having a way get money to live and enjoy his or her hobbies.
 
Oh, that's a painful topic for me. I almost never worked in my life and I'm definitely suffering my whole life because of the consequences. You can't afford anything, you rely on others all the time, you most likely have no friends because everybody sees you as a loser, and all of this gets worse and worse with years.

I'm actually not lazy, I taught myself English from scratch to C2 level and even more languages and I definitely could've used it to my advantage and apply for some jobs, but I'm just hopeless really. I also noticed, I have serious problems maintaining relationships with people, I can get upset at something and just cut all of the connections (literally just did it today :loldog), it can't be helped with me.

Of course I've diagnosed with different mental disorders throughout my life, which was definitely a contributing factor to the whole situation.

While I had some kind of "Oh shit I got to do something with myself or just die like this", I actually got nothing lasting from it and ended up worse mentally.
This. Evey time man. Just can't help myself.
 
I suffer from programmer's block T-T

When I'm feeling passionate it's a breeze, when I'm not it's like my brain is making active effort against it.

It fucking sucks because it's the only thing I'm good at. But I'm trying to overcome it little by little now.
 

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