I graduated uni earlier this year and just confirmed my worst fear.
I cannot do it. I cannot wage slave. It has only been a few months of working (software engineer) and I cannot do it anymore. The high salary was the only reason I pursued this career.
Is it worth it to go back to school and study literature? I think I would like to have a syndicated column somewhere, or make a living writing fiction.
I graduated uni earlier this year and just confirmed my worst fear
Asher Torres
Gavin Scott
>a syndicated column somewhere, or make a living writing fiction.
Not gonna happen, bub.
Asher Ross
Get smarter with your money and retire early before moving to a low-cost area and immersing yourself in literature.
Isaac Bennett
To add, in case you’re retarded, you can still make time for your interests now.
Jack Morgan
>retire early
30 years from now, minimum.
not really. work is a total energy drain.
Isaac Thomas
>I cannot do it. I cannot wage slave. It has only been a few months of working (software engineer) and I cannot do it anymore.
Grow up zoomer, everyone works. If you were cut out for writing you'd be blogging since you were a teenager and already have 200+ patreon subscribers.
You're unhappy with your work, join the fucking club. Everyone else does the same shit and isn't so self-deluded to complain about it. Zoomers are hardcore retarded when it comes to a sense of self-significance and purpose. Get this, we all live vicariously on the weekends and holidays.
Michael Jackson
>Just buy into corporatism because everyone else is doing it
>No, don't even think about the system and just numb yourself to the soul-crushing ennui through weekend thrill-seeking
OP probably can't eke out a living writing, but complaining about people pointing out wage-slavery like this is peak boomer
Asher Sanchez
Fuck off you are an even worse tripfag than Butterfly
Alexander Gonzalez
Welcome to the real world. What is happening is your are adjusting to new contingencies and lack of prior contingencies for behavioral reinforcement. These next few years will be uncomfortable, unsettling, and disorienting, but that comes with all new behavior contingencies placed upon a person. Make do with your new life adjustments, and seek out things that calm your mind and give you a sense of concrete placement in your environment. You’ll be okay buddy, I’m rooting for you
Oliver Young
There' s no realistic alternative. Gen X'ers could reject their shitty work conditions and become slackers. Life is too expensive for that now.
You can be a millenial and be thankful that your employers at least care enough to lie to your face about your welfare by providing you with bean-bags and a 4k espresso machine, and be a good wageslave, or you can be a zoomer, take that shit for granted and realize there's no meaning in your work, that if you are not a "creative" or well-put-together-human being you are effectively just serving as an economic function in society.
I guess I feel sorry for zoomers in some ways, because they are probably the people most entitled to be blackpilled about life and society now. They're raised with enough of a sense of self to realize that work is meaningless, but most of them are not cut out for meaningful content creation. It's an unresolvable situation.