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persuasion

persuasion

Member
Dec 10, 2020
26
My mind and body are both rotting and nothing ever changes. Everything takes me ages what others do in minutes.

My day consists of waking up, staying in bed for hours feeling numb and hollow. At some point I manage to gather enough energy to sit up from bed or rather, the feeling of laying down becomes so unbearable that I don't see another choice. Then I either fall back into the bed again because my head spins around and it feels so hopeless to stay up. Or I make it to the bath. Then I somehow manage to take a shower, the shower is the only thing that makes me feel somewhat normal for a few minutes, I don't care about the cleaning part really. Then I make a tea, and read the newspaper, form which I neve remember anything. After that I am so exhausted that I will go to bed again. Then I just lay down, think or don't think, sometimes I'll fall asleep again, sometimes I just wait. After 2 hours I manage to stand up to go the computer where I mindlessly do random things. I often refuse to open official letters or emails for weeks because of anxiety and then I am in more trouble than otherwise. When the stars align I am able to gather the confidence to browse for jobs, but after seeing the expectations and thinking of what I can do and what I even should write in the application, I get desperate and for the rest of the day suicidal thoughts kick in. People that have jobs feel like superhumans to me. How would I ever be able to something for 8 hours straight without mayorly screrwing it up or getting so stressed that I would kill myself asap? Escapism after that becomes even more miserable and the urge to drink myself to oblivion becomes strong. The only thing holding me back form drinking more is that I know it will make the next day even more awful. My curtains are always closed, the thought of what my neighbours might thinks gives me anxiety. The real world often drifts away, it's not like my acute dissociation form the past, it is a much more stable feeling of disconnection that accompanies me all the time and sets me always a step apart from the things around me. Emotional terror is not my issue, rather absence of emotional relation towards anything, including people. Whenever I say something it's only to hide the fact that I have nothing to say. When I read that somebody died I envy them, we should bemoan the people that are born not the ones that are gone. My parents get frustrated and I am trapped in this house. I feel too dumb to learn something new, I have wasted my twenties with a useless degree. I took to many shitty drugs in the past and I fear they affected my brain negatively. This life was a waste. The worst in when people think that I should be good and even successful because I had good grades. All I ever see is failure and deep rooted disinterest. I don't care about the social net of self reassuring bullshit around me, yet what choice do we have if we ain't rich. Life is a nuisance. Every little interaction with other people is an annoyance. I would much rather just roam around as a free spirit unnerved by the banality of human existence. I am not interested in participating in the acts that normal people perform on a daily basis. I needed two years after graduation only to look for a job, and a lack of money is the only reason that would do this. Maybe I should just be put in an institution, where I don't have to care for myself. Or maybe I go homeless, as retarded as I am I would die quite quickly.
 
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Bullit

Bullit

Mage
May 6, 2021
504
Well,you certainly have some writing talent.
 
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Makko

Makko

Iä!
Jan 17, 2021
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Absence of emotional relation is a good thing here. You're not supposed to be emotinally invested in the job searching process. The people on the other side of the table certainly aren't. It's just a motion you go through as many times as necessary until you get a result.
 
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WornOutLife

マット
Mar 22, 2020
7,163
Hello, dear.
I totally get what you mean and can relate.

I've never understood how people can stand being bossed around for 8 hours a day doing a job they usually don't like when actually, there are more options out there.

That's why I decided to become my own boss.
I teach English but I rarely work for institutions. I have lots of private lessons and I tend to get new ones because my lovely students recommend me from time to time lol.
However, I'm also working for a private school now (2 courses) because the pay is quite high and I can cope with it because they allow me to teach whatever I want and the way I want! (I hate the classic approach with a boring book lol)

I've tried 10 different jobs throughout my life and each one was worse than the previous one. I cried everyday and ended up quitting after a few days.

My point is, if you don't like the idea of being a "modern slave", don't do it!!!

There are lots of alternatives in this goddamn world which don't require you to have ridiculous interviews.

For instance, a friend of mine who didn't finish even high school, learnt programming by watching videos on youtube and now earns a decent amount of money just by working from home as a freelance programmer!

Another friend from Venezuela, just completes surveys and captcha online and can making a living with it! (Well, USD are basically GOLD in Venezuela so, this might not work for all countries)

Hope you can sort this out!

Hugs and love,

Matt
 
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Hurt

Paragon
Nov 13, 2020
905
With nowadays technology we have a great opportunity to learn many things from home even for free. It requires motivation and self-discipline. If you're determined and organized you can do it. But being trapped in this state of mind sucks. I can't find the energy to do it. I try to do my best but to be honest I'm not motivated. Even if I had a well-payed job I wouldn't be motivated. But if you find something to focus on and it distracts you from your suicidal thoughts that's good.
 
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persuasion

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Dec 10, 2020
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@Makko
You have a point there I suppose. Maybe I was lying with that emotional absence considering how much anxiety holds me back. Didn't that notice before.

@WornOutLife
I have often read or heard how people nowadays acquire these self-learned skills to make a living. It's a nice little loophole in the ever-progressing rat race. Personally I don't have the self confidence that I could succeed like that. All I see is obstacles and a lack of motivation. Then again, there is no use in trying to explain to you why I don't even try it. Sometimes I don't even understand myself.

@Scarred
It could be that in order to invest such effort people like us first need to figure out why it's 'actually' worth it rather than simply going the way of the smallest resistance. This reason could be something like family, a loved one. I think it's the hardest to do something only for oneself. If an individual only earns money to survive and fulfill hedonistic needs, what's the point?
 
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FuneralCry

Just wanting some peace
Sep 24, 2020
42,534
Life really can be exhausting and it can be really hard when you have no energy, and don't feel motivated, I know what that is like. I wish you the best.
 
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OceanBlue

OceanBlue

Feminist
Jun 13, 2021
701
I have this too, looking for a job seems even worse than working. I also don't check my email to avoid dealing with stuff, I think this is how my brain protects me from stress, to the point where everything collapses around me. Avoidance coping started in my teens, I find it really hard to overcome.

It's possible to learn enough skills through self-study, but it requires strong work ethic, which can be difficult to maintain, especially knowing life has no meaning and will end anyway.

I find your post relatable. Virtual hugs :hug:
 
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AloeGarten

AloeGarten

magicka
May 14, 2021
140
not that itll help, but i feel the same. living in your parents house with them on your back about getting a job and living a normal life, i feel so fucking guilty for not being the person they wanted. but then you also feel guily about CTB because of the pain itll cause them, so youre basically trapped. anxiety totally ruins lives sometimes

at least you have a degree and decent writing ability it seems. doesnt mean much but its better than nothing, hope ur ok
 
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lotus11

lotus11

Specialist
May 18, 2019
344
Man I relate to this post SO hard. Just swap the alcohol thing for an eating disorder. I just think it's better that I die and get put of this trap
 
BeansOfRequirement

BeansOfRequirement

Man-child, loser, autistic, etc.
Jan 26, 2021
5,789
"Hello, I saw that you needed someone to lick toilets clean. I am interested."

"What are you most passionate about? How would your girlfriend describe you? What makes you jump with excitement? Which twenty of your friends will you bring to the fourth zoom interview?"
 
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