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Ex military officer and airline pilot. Not anymore because both require yearly medical checks. They don't really appreciate mental health issues.
I'm unemployed now. I couldn't work most of 2019 because I had inhouse treatment for 9 months. It's unlikely I'll ever get back to work because I plan on CTB within the next six months.
If I change my mind, I'd love to become a psychiatric nurse.
I'm unemployed now. I couldn't work most of 2019 because I had inhouse treatment for 9 months. It's unlikely I'll ever get back to work because I plan on CTB within the next six months.
If I change my mind, I'd love to become a psychiatric nurse.
epic
Enlightened
- Aug 9, 2019
- 1,812
Many people here are from hotel industry ,medical fields and pharma.There are also a LOT of nurses on this forum. Many people here are also NEET's.
less than
not important
- Jul 25, 2019
- 194
At least you're working...some people are out on the streets...
Made4TV
A hopeless hope junkie
- Sep 17, 2018
- 575
NoCoast
disappear here
- Oct 9, 2019
- 20
Previously a teacher and caretaker at a halfway house for teenage girls. Currently on "sabbatical" while I decide wtf to do with myself and wait for a surgery.
IT security then crypto-currency trading, now NEET no motivation to do anything
GoodPersonEffed
Brevity is my middle name, but my name was TL
- Jan 11, 2020
- 6,726
Just to clear things up for folks who gave wow reacts to my saying I was a lawyer and a dentist, all of the above quotes are examples of my deadpan humor. I didn't use emojis to clarify I was joking. I just realized folks were taking me seriously because in another thread, @LMFAO FOCKERS mentioned I would possibly have financial resources since I had been a lawyer. Nope.
I wasn't punking y'all, I thought all those wow reacts were people playing along, especially since we have no laugh react here.
I'm intelligent and educated, I know fallacies of logic and I like to debate, but I've never been a lawyer. My argument style is based on my academic background, not a law background. And my lifelong aversion to flossing indicates I'm no dentist, either.
Hugs to those who feel punked. My bad!
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I got the joke, hence adding if you practice dental law. Keep up the humour, I love it.
GoodPersonEffed
Brevity is my middle name, but my name was TL
- Jan 11, 2020
- 6,726
Yeah I knew you got it. It was fun to come up with legal dentistry in response. Oh, the angst! :)
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Mine is a high risk for suicide occupation, I shouldn't say but some people here know.
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GoodPersonEffed
Brevity is my middle name, but my name was TL
- Jan 11, 2020
- 6,726
My first thought was, "What methods do you test? And how do you rate them for reliability?"
(Hope my humor didn't offend!)
Haha! I'm a suicide technique tester lol! Jus kidding!
Lost_the_will2_live
11:11
- Feb 25, 2020
- 125
I'm a nursing assistant , will soon be unemployed though as I've missed loads of work due to my MH! Ironic when I work for a health service, yet they don't giv a shit about the health of their staff!!
epic
Enlightened
- Aug 9, 2019
- 1,812
Speech writer for Donald Trump ?
nightnight
New Member
- Mar 14, 2020
- 4
terry_a_davis
Warlock
- Dec 28, 2019
- 707
I've been a cleaner - was ok, security guard - easy but boring, not really a job but for a while i was a low level/skill fraudster - i never ripped any person off but still wasn't the best thing to do, doorman - fun as i was always high on mdma (I needed to get high to be able to do the job) and I met lots of new people but it was occasionally unpleasant, factory worker - just about ok but led to a better job within the same company, gym receptionist - good as i had free use of the gym 24/7.
My main occupation and most recent one's were in IT where i did IT support and software development which i enjoyed. I've been unemployed for years now due to schizophrenia but since 2017 have been in remission. I started a distance learning software development BSc in 2019 with the hope of increasing my chances of eventually finding work but i'm not that confident i will after being unemployed for so long.
My main occupation and most recent one's were in IT where i did IT support and software development which i enjoyed. I've been unemployed for years now due to schizophrenia but since 2017 have been in remission. I started a distance learning software development BSc in 2019 with the hope of increasing my chances of eventually finding work but i'm not that confident i will after being unemployed for so long.
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Painting and decorating, industrial cleaning, factory work, construction and site labouring. Anything that had as little interaction with strangers possible due to not being smart enough to work from home and I didn't mind a bit of graft.
What exactly is a low level fraudster that doesn't involve ripping individuals off?
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terry_a_davis
Warlock
- Dec 28, 2019
- 707
Credit cards, credit for in-store items, dud cheques, bank loans. You could say the businesses profits were harmed, it was all big banks. Not the proudest times of my life.
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Manicpixiedreamlast
Member
- Mar 10, 2020
- 25
I'm a biomedical sciences students. Funnily enough I'm going to specialise in toxicology.
You're only messing up your own financial future credit file then...
unless it involves using identity theft in which case one shouldn't be proud, quite the opposite, but if it's all in your name not hurting anyone.
Sensei
剣道家
- Nov 4, 2019
- 6,336
True. Also, I've noticed that there are some national variations. A common theme seems to be that the occupations with the highest suicide frequencies don't require higher education.
As for myself, I'm a teacher. Curiously, I've noticed that there are quite a few teachers here, although most of them keep it to themselves, even though it's supposedly a low-risk occupation.
Used to be a cleaner and a metalworker. now studying holistic health which includes a lot of psychological and spiritual stuff. Funny, haven't been able to help myself enough with it yet though.
terry_a_davis
Warlock
- Dec 28, 2019
- 707
No I never did any identity theft, even back then during my wreckless years I would have never done that. I messed up my own credit record and once that was messed up I changed minor details about myself so i could get around my bad credit, so although I wasn't using someone else's details I wasn't actually using mine either.
I eventually got arrested and bailed, I then paid back literally every penny I had while i was on bail which was multiple 1000s to the banks. For whatever reason when i answered bail they never charged me and just gave me a caution, may be the banks/police seen I had tried to make amends and that I had no previous. Getting arrested and locked up scared me and that was the end of my fraud days, about 24 years ago now.
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Lost in a Dream
He/him - Metal head
- Feb 22, 2020
- 1,813
I do janitorial work in a hospital full-time. It's a very stressful job and I am around sick people all the time. The money is nice because I am making more than I ever have at any other job, but it's a struggle for me to cope with lots of stress, so it's hard to say how long I will be doing it. I'm kind of thinking that I could use the extra income to stash away some money for my family to help them out, so that they can pay for a funeral if I decide to ctb within the next 5 years.
awfullife
Arcanist
- Nov 16, 2019
- 435
Former Medical Device Sales Rep (Spine) and now I'm a steelhauler truck driver
I work for a company which collects/delivers customers cash. I work in the vault side of things so it's long hours, no fresh air and very little breaks.
