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OH JESUS
I am interrupting my usual self-indulgent narcissistic poetry fest because I desperately need advice.
I have been offered two jobs:
The Man: Membership Sales Representative for the Association of Washington Business (Selling memberships in a state chamber of commerce to business owners, being the only young queer Greener in an office full of old white Republican men, making good money plus comission on sales, nine to five every weekday in a tie, social stigma of being a square working for the man, long-term commitment)
The Woman: Patient Care Coordinator for Planned Parenthood (Clerical work and counseling at a busy clinic, working with fabulous young queers that I already know and like, potentially emotionally-draining but undoubtedly fufilling work, making decent money with fabulous benefits, working in my normal clothing, social benefit of being a hip young queer choice-advocate)
I need any form of perspective and guidance, dear reader. Desperately. Please, please, please - which do you see me doing well at? What problems do you see with me in these jobs? Which one, in your humble opinion, should I take?
Come on now, reader, it's commenting time.
I am interrupting my usual self-indulgent narcissistic poetry fest because I desperately need advice.
I have been offered two jobs:
The Man: Membership Sales Representative for the Association of Washington Business (Selling memberships in a state chamber of commerce to business owners, being the only young queer Greener in an office full of old white Republican men, making good money plus comission on sales, nine to five every weekday in a tie, social stigma of being a square working for the man, long-term commitment)
The Woman: Patient Care Coordinator for Planned Parenthood (Clerical work and counseling at a busy clinic, working with fabulous young queers that I already know and like, potentially emotionally-draining but undoubtedly fufilling work, making decent money with fabulous benefits, working in my normal clothing, social benefit of being a hip young queer choice-advocate)
I need any form of perspective and guidance, dear reader. Desperately. Please, please, please - which do you see me doing well at? What problems do you see with me in these jobs? Which one, in your humble opinion, should I take?
Come on now, reader, it's commenting time.