I never wanted to be one of those LJ people who do nothing but complain about their lives and their petty problems and end up sounding like high-strung, narcissistic, immature nutjobs who are incapable of focusing on the positive, but it occurs to me that I am, in fact, a high-strung, narcissistic, immature nutjob who is physically incapable of
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I do not have a job yet, and have collectively less than one hundred dollars to my name. My dad is a Human Resources director, and he gives me twenty minute lectures on the importance of calling a potential employer back and other such things. I dread family gatherings because I know they will inevitably ask about the same things: what am I doing about a job? Where have I looked? Who have I talked to?
And my sister told me she'd rather be dead, rather have killed herself than live the life I lead.
Do what you can. It's all a person can ever ask from themselves. I determined this long ago. If you feel something might lead to even slightly better circumstances, you should take it. Advice is a good thing, but unsolicited advice is often confusing, annoying, and just plain WRONG for the situation. Trust yourself, not what others say.
Now me, I don't know where I'll end up. I know where I want to go, but I don't have the means. So here's hoping you have better luck than me. Remember, there's always someone to talk to.
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I'm sure you'll find something. Weren't you looking around the DC area?
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Unfortunately, my specialized skills aren't that specialized, which means there are TONS of people able to fill the jobs I qualify for.
Eh, tomorrow I'm going up town to do my every-so-often round of the local businesses for job applications and to test my mettle against that of the tourists. And buy an advance ticket for Harry Potter.
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