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Anybody else no better off in your 40’s than u were out of high school? 😂
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This is pretty much me. In society I'm pretty much useless. I mean I have intrinsic value in the eyes of God but otherwise I'm an aging woman soon to be a homeless u might see begging with cardboard sign at your local Walmart corner.
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tiredplant777, Passersby, Anonymus and 8 others
If I really wanted to start a recovery mission I have to start from the level I had when I left high school. From this point of view I'm not better off than when I was out of high school. I'm also pretty much useless in society and not productive (kinda aged NEET).
In high school i would listen to uplifting music before bed with grand dreams of beginning anew, getting fit and confident.
Well, im 25 now and i don't have sheet, I've been almost a hermit that entire time, a working hermit atleast.
I did hit that "Goal" it worked, i got fit and more confident, then i realised the misery never left me, i just had more youthful willpower in the tank.
It's dead now, but as I've said to others here, i feel alot more at peace letting it all go, fuck being a corporate cum-bucket.
Posts like these make me glad I'm choosing to do it before I get too old. People keep telling me it gets better as I get older but I don't think that'll be the case for me.
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Spiritual survivor, AvoidingMyself and Celerity
Same at 36, tried and tried and then miserably failed. Live at my moms couch now, cause otherwise would be homeless. My mom used to have strength to get me out do stuff, now she kind of let's it be despite criticism from the relatives. I'm an absolute burden to the surrounding and very good people like my mom. I feel awful every day and every day I have less strength to change the situation.
This is pretty much me. In society I'm pretty much useless. I mean I have intrinsic value in the eyes of God but otherwise I'm an aging woman soon to be a homeless u might see begging with cardboard sign at your local Walmart corner.
I honestly can't believe I made it this far.
I'm proud that I did survive.
I survived without the friendship I wish I had.
Without the family I wanted.
No education.
And I made a little life that I cultivated.
I always said when I die it be nice if I had my own place.
I didn't achieve my own place till my mid 30s.
I did good.
So no it didn't get better in my perception.
But look how far you've come.
Don't worry about anything else and I know that's hard but even if for a second.
Look how far you made it
Best wishes
In some ways, it feels like that. In terms of worth- despite working hard and spending shit loads of money on two degrees, I'll likely be looking for a wage slave job soon. In which, I'm sure they'd much prefer to employ someone younger who may actually have more recent and relevant experience. It probably won't be forver, I'll likely get back to what I learnt at some point. Still, I can't help but think I should have trained in something more useful and employable- like a trade. I suspect people who focused on sensible careers are doing much better. Really though, I'd much rather just quit it all than keep trying.
I'm not there yet but I will be eventually. I'm the biggest loser I know, and it will only get worse with age. I've been NEETing since high school and have no ambition. What am I gonna do, slave away at a miserable job and then go home to an empty apartment? No thanks, I checked out of life at age 15.
Posts like these make me glad I'm choosing to do it before I get too old. People keep telling me it gets better as I get older but I don't think that'll be the case for me.
It could get better for u, but I understand that it is hard to be optimistic. Just don't view my experience as a determinant. I made a lot of big mistakes in life along with having autism I didn't know about.
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