Anonymous 05/29/25 (Thu) 16:56:45 No. 155058
>>155057 But if someone is forcing you to do something you actually
do it, is the point. You can't force motivation on your own but if you have a reason to force motivation then maybe you can work something out.
Normie3005 05/29/25 (Thu) 17:18:54 No. 155061
>>155060 .. I forgot about that bit.
*Ahem.*
YEEEEEOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW
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Anonymous 05/29/25 (Thu) 17:53:58 No. 155068
>>155056 I changed careers into something completely different. Haruhi willing I won't be on the verge of a breakdown everyday now.
Anonymous 05/29/25 (Thu) 18:02:44 No. 155070
I actually love work, but mental illness broke me down to the point where I'm incapable of anything - physical or mental
Anonymous 06/03/25 (Tue) 08:03:29 No. 155415
>>155056 I feel somewhat the same way but in particular, owning a pub or a brewery. Basically something where I get to cook and/or make alcohol but I have the ability to add my own personal touches to it. I like my current job in the tech field but the current market and where I live doesn't really give me much options to find work that's lined up with my interests, the theoretical math side of things, so I've been thinking about what ifs as of late.
Anonymous 06/03/25 (Tue) 09:51:59 No. 155419
>>155056 I want to torture people and perform experiments on them in an underground lab
Anonymous 06/03/25 (Tue) 11:44:19 No. 155422
>>155421 Thanks for the support, hope your dreams and passions come true as well. That said, honestly, my reasons aren't that deep. I can't speak for the others but what makes a job fulfilling for me is being able to directly see the impact of your efforts. Cooking is one of the few hobbies I have that I can make a living off of while meeting that criteria so it's something I wish I could do. From a pragmatic perspective, I couldn't complain with my current job otherwise. I just wish it aligned with my interests more.
Anonymous 06/03/25 (Tue) 16:11:06 No. 155427
>>155420 Comfy as HELL yume.
Don't bakers need to wake up super early? It seems like it would be an easy job for a NEET to adjust to, since we're already used to being awake at ungodly hours.
Anonymous 06/03/25 (Tue) 16:19:46 No. 155429
>>155056 >We may hate work and think work's bad, but have you ever considered what kind of job you'd actually be into should you ever have the opportunity? Magitech engineer.
Anonymous 06/03/25 (Tue) 22:12:46 No. 155434
>>155056 >We may hate work and think work's bad, but have you ever considered what kind of job you'd actually be into should you ever have the opportunity? I'd really enjoy loli gardening.
Spending my days in a nice sunny garden and working with my hands to grow and nurture lolis. Deciding on their feeding regimen and coming up with cool and cute clothes for them to wear. Checking their feet to ensure they're still shaped correctly. When the loli is ready, she is sold for marriage, and that is how I make my living.
Anonymous 06/03/25 (Tue) 22:29:31 No. 155435
>>155434 one cannot but imagine that this would be an environment rife with corruption
Anonymous 06/03/25 (Tue) 22:32:35 No. 155436
>>155435 you mean principal-agent problems, or a different kind of corruption?
Anonymous 06/03/25 (Tue) 22:32:41 No. 155437
>>155434 What happens if their feet aren't shaped correctly?
Anonymous 06/03/25 (Tue) 22:39:34 No. 155439
>>155436 both, definitely both
Anonymous 06/03/25 (Tue) 22:50:34 No. 155440
>>155056 I love my job though.
Being a PI is pretty much the best job. Your job is pretty much "idea guy", which basically just means reading a lot of literature and coming up with things that are within your budget and your means. Occasionally you tell people what to do or help them with some stuff here and there, it's very fun and low effort. Writing is easy too!
You can show up whenever, you can leave whenever, you can work from home, nobody cares!
Anonymous 06/03/25 (Tue) 22:59:03 No. 155441
>>155440 >PI congrats on your principal investigatorship
Anonymous 06/03/25 (Tue) 23:01:10 No. 155442
>>155441 thank you, getting there took forever, you know
But now that all I do is writing proposals, telling people what to do and complaining about their writing it's been well worth it
Anonymous 06/03/25 (Tue) 23:30:54 No. 155443
>>155440 whats the workload like being a penis inspector? how do you deal with the smell?
Anonymous 06/04/25 (Wed) 00:23:32 No. 155445
>>155069 Work in a graveyard or something.
Anonymous 06/04/25 (Wed) 00:28:53 No. 155446
>>155427 >since we're already used to being awake at ungodly hours Yeah, but not WORKING all of those hours. Baking requires you to be awake 4 AM and have most stuff out of the oven before 8. And this is without even considering having to actually SELL IT to the customers. Best case scenario, you don't own a place, and instead just bake bread and stuff for another business like restaurants, bars, schools, stalls, or something like that. Dealing with just a few other owners sounds easier to me than with a lot of random people.
Anonymous 06/04/25 (Wed) 20:21:50 No. 155459
>>155446 Historically, the people doing the baking weren't the ones doing the selling.