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How many of you have a job?
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I have a job that I don't like. I'm not sure how much longer for though as I seem to no longer be managing to do very much so I assume it's only a matter of time before they ask me to leave.
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FadeOut, newave3, CTB Dream and 2 others
I have a job, but I'm getting literally nothing done, and it's only a matter of time before they figure out that I'm doing nothing and fire me. I know this situation could definitely be worse, but I hate that being employed makes everyone assume I'm OK and able to function because I'm really not.
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Earl E. Demise, Meatball, Huntfish34 and 8 others
I was and still am a creative freelancer. I loved my job. It meant everything to me. It's so hard to sustain financially though- so I'm currently looking for a more stable job. Or- temporary work to do alongside my freelance work. It's not going well. I'm so unmotivated. Doing the bare minimum each day. I already know from 10 years previous experience that I'm going to hate a wage slave job- if I'm 'lucky' enough to even get one.
It's honestly the main reason I want to CTB. I expect that sounds lame to a lot of people but I don't really care. Picture the most important thing in your life- and losing it. That's how I feel.
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Huntfish34, Givenuponlife, FadeOut and 6 others
I am a professional dance photographer (I have no shame of potentially iding myself on here coz you know I am stupid!) But I tried to be a bus driver, apparently I am too much of a health and safety risk...!
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Huntfish34, FadeOut, newave3 and 2 others
I know this situation could definitely be worse, but I hate that being employed makes everyone assume I'm OK and able to function because I'm really not.
Totally agree with this. If you're high-functioning with depression people assume it's "not that bad", like you're not worth listening to because you can still get out of bed. I know I'm going to end up dead at the weekend after having worked a full week just because that's the way my body/mind seems to operate.
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Huntfish34, girlsboysthems, newave3 and 3 others
Lost job of 15 years last july, after 1.5 year off sick. I feel useless and worthless, but i know i would not be able to hold a "regular" job anymore due to my MH. Some days i even think i want to try but hour later feel so exhausted and mentally destroyed that i dont think i could keep one for longer than a day or two without calling in sick. I wish i could do something without leaving home, but i have no skills and i am too dumb to figure something to do. Even tried to learn something new, but nothing stays in this broken brain. Just wishing not to wake up everyday.
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ShanaRei, Huntfish34, newave3 and 3 others
Is it bad finding some kind of peace in knowing I'm not alone in this, I haven't had a conventional job in... well I don't want to even say, it's just been a long time. I technically have a potential livelihood at my fingertips with art, but I don't have the energy, motivation or focus to make anything anymore, it's quite distressing actually. Like a part of me is missing.
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ShanaRei, Huntfish34, newave3 and 2 others
I study biology at a low-tier uni. Many of persons have dropped it since the october. Seems like I will be the only one of my group who will drop out life.
Unemployment affects my suicidal thoughts the most. I have a qualification and a solid 12 year work history (started working at 16, always worked part time if studying)
I got overwhelmed and quit to travel.
Came home after 2 years in 2020 to the pandemic
Have been lost now.
Each time I get an email notification for a job application my first thought is 'I have a life?!' But so far no luck.
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Huntfish34, newave3, CTB Dream and 1 other person
I been looking for any type of work at all in sweden but I'm honestly kinda dumb and I'm too dumb to just finish highchool. Now I'm 30 and I can't find work even Mcdonalds said no.
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Lamebrain, Huntfish34, jessisme and 3 others
I had a job until last December. Was let go, supposedly temporarily, but I know they're just going to stall me until I stop bothering (or, well, until I CTB). I was already looking for something else, though, since I absolutely hated that job. I think it might have contributed to increasing my desire to CTB because all the horrible stuff I heard from coworkers really made me question if I want to stay in this world and the working conditions overall were pretty terrible.
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Huntfish34, Tiny Circle, newave3 and 1 other person
I'm mega unemployed. I can't work anymore due to chronic depression, anxiety, and all the other random diagnoses that I've acquired.
Before I completely lost the ability to work, I was job hopping like crazy.
Would work at a place for a week to 2 months and routinely end up in the hospital or having a breakdown and taking a few week break until the next place. I can't say I was too pleased with the experience.
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Huntfish34, Anon1337, newave3 and 1 other person
CTB Dream
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I have a good job and I can't complain about it. But it's really just me earning money so I can survive. It's not what I'm meant to do nor what I want to do. And no matter how good things get for me in this job, I'm always thinking about how far away I am from what I want.
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