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But for real I love your art so much and I always want more people indoctrinated into the Psych fandom.

[ID: a cross stitch of a frog wearing a red mushroom hat, surrounded by small flowers and fireflies, on dark gray-brown linen /end ID]

For real though I get the struggle, I dropped out of college when the pandemic started (although I was already not sure I wanted to finish with the route I started) and went into trying to get a full time job. I’ve been in customer service since I was 17 at my first job at Dunkin (good first job, not good long term :-/) so I was able to get reception jobs and my last one was an “executive assistant” but I was doing the work of, no joke, 3 people at LEAST, and I burned out HARD in 3 months and had to leave for my own sanity. Luckily I had some money saved up and I don’t have too many bills, but trying to find another job that I won’t get burned out at fast, and won’t make me want to jump off a cliff, is so difficult. I know how to deal with people, and I’m good at it, but do I like it?? Not particularly, and I think it’s one of the reasons I personally struggle with burnout. I just want a job turning screws or something so I don’t have to talk to anyone and just vibe. Data entry jobs are decent but most come with receptionist duties. The one piece of advice I can recommend is do NOT go into medical reception or any kind (vet, dental, doctor, etc;) every one I’ve been to at least, they all have the same vibe and overwork you at such a fast pace. It’s a nightmare. Anyway that’s my little rant, the struggle is real. 😞

ty for the advice! yea my parents made me get any degree so i went with and finished an art one (not a specialized art school) bc any other one would have k*lled me and im not joking. i hate school + academics. bt now im in debt and wont have any high paying job and my parents are acting as if its my fault somehow