>>303736Landed a junior job meant for 18-20 year olds at the ripe age of 27. My first ever real job.
Been here for 2.5 years and the people that start are better at it after 2 months than I am now.
I made no efforts to better myself.
Didn't finish education despite attending several universities. Never got any certifications in this field either to progress up the ladder or at least solidify my position.
I'm unable to learn. Unable to pursue anything unless circumstances force my hand.
Wouldn't even bother taking a bath daily if I was left to my own devices.
Ironically I'm still willing to pray to never lose this job. I can't imagine doing interviews again praying for something not 1000x worse than this.
At least this is as comfortable as I can ever hope to get.
NEETdom is no longer an option, but I mourn having lost what I had every Sunday. Every weekend filled with dread of the coming workweek instead of providing some relief.
I'm genuinely shocked to see my coworkers do all this while getting an education, having family, children, working towards cars, homes and whatnot with a ton of hobbies and interests that they also pursue.
I don't have the energy for a single hobby. Can't fully pursue anything despite in theory desiring it greatly.
Anyone here managed to spend time on anything fun while being a wageslave?
Anything other than easy consumption hobbies at least like movies, anime, manga, video games and the like. Not trying to hate on those, but to me those are activities I can mostly turn my brain off for.
Interested to hear if someone managed to pursue something that required a bit more effort on their part.
Time is moving faster than ever before as well. I'm shocked to even see I've been employed for this long. Even more shocking is the old man looking back in the mirror at times.
I fear death and running out of time, regrets of never having done anything, yet I persist.
Would I have the energy if I wasn't a wageslave? Did I? I prefer not to answer myself.