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February 24, 2025, 08:39:57 AM
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School life was pretty sweet for me, honestly. If I could, I’d stretch those campus days forever. But then again, that would just shift the burden onto my family. Work? Well, that's the responsibility of a 'grown-up,' but here I am, a failed adult. My job doesn’t contribute a thing to society. The most I can do is make sure I’m one less person claiming welfare.
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February 24, 2025, 08:55:26 AM
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What kind of job do you have? And what kind of education?
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February 24, 2025, 10:46:41 AM
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Education is needed not so that it can be and then work on it, but so that there is an experience of communication, absorption of new knowledge and society as a whole.
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February 24, 2025, 11:15:31 AM
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If you have a "paid" job that contributes nothing to society, you could compensate for that with free-of-charge voluntary work that contributes to society. However, make sure non of the job is creating problems for society. Any money earn from creating problem is cursed money, will be misused, will buy or attract problems.
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February 24, 2025, 11:45:13 AM
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School life was pretty sweet for me, honestly. If I could, I’d stretch those campus days forever.
Honestly school was only fun because you were still young and can still be irresponsible. So, what if you turned in your assignment a little late? The worst that could happen is for you to fail but you can always do something to get back the grade. School compared to real life would seem really sweet. Sometimes I feel like people are just doing masters or getting more degrees so they can stay longer in school.
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But then again, that would just shift the burden onto my family. Work? Well, that's the responsibility of a 'grown-up,' but here I am, a failed adult. My job doesn’t contribute a thing to society. The most I can do is make sure I’m one less person claiming welfare.
You seem unfulfilled. Maybe consider looking for another job then, You can't live out the rest of your life like this. Too depressing and unsatisfying. Pretty sure there are jobs out there that could make the money and also something you can enjoy.
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February 27, 2025, 02:51:59 PM
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Life is about growth. If work feels meaningless, find ways to upskill or pivot towards something fulfilling.
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February 27, 2025, 03:06:46 PM
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It is rare when a person does not study anywhere and becomes a rich and successful person. Roll Eyes
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February 27, 2025, 03:31:06 PM
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School life was pretty sweet for me, honestly. If I could, I’d stretch those campus days forever. But then again, that would just shift the burden onto my family. Work? Well, that's the responsibility of a 'grown-up,' but here I am, a failed adult. My job doesn’t contribute a thing to society. The most I can do is make sure I’m one less person claiming welfare.

well school was fun but after school there goes reality where you work hard to create your own fun
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February 27, 2025, 06:09:13 PM
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School life was pretty sweet for me, honestly. If I could, I’d stretch those campus days forever. But then again, that would just shift the burden onto my family. Work? Well, that's the responsibility of a 'grown-up,' but here I am, a failed adult. My job doesn’t contribute a thing to society. The most I can do is make sure I’m one less person claiming welfare.
I know that life hits hard when we've become adults and we remember the good old days especially the times that when we're still at school.

Be it high school or college, they're one of the most wonderful days of our lives. Meeting new friends, going together with the closest friends that we've got.

But don't be like that, life must go on and if you're thinking that your job doesn't contribute anything to the society. It does but you just don't appreciate it. You bring food to the table, for yourself, your family. You're doing a lot of things, remember that and if you feel less of yourself, find your purpose and something meaningful to keep on fighting this game called life.

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March 20, 2025, 09:09:13 AM
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School life was pretty sweet for me, honestly. If I could, I’d stretch those campus days forever. But then again, that would just shift the burden onto my family. Work? Well, that's the responsibility of a 'grown-up,' but here I am, a failed adult. My job doesn’t contribute a thing to society. The most I can do is make sure I’m one less person claiming welfare.

As i read the post, i can feel the pain of a child that was born in a poor family. I feel you, we have the same situation.
Those campus years are really a moment to cherish, specially if you have a lot of friends to spend time with. But you cant as you need to finish studies as fast as you can to help you r family or atleast to lessend their burden in money thing. but now that you are done in your school your job is not that good that can giuve you a good life, am i right?

You need to be out of the bottle, it is not the money that you can earn or the job that you have 100%.
You need to accept the situiation and work for it. your job is the hellp that you have! make a living with the money you are getting on that.
You cant force life but you can get out of that in no time.  70-20-10 is the advice in living life but if you can do the 60-10-30 will be the best and faster.

100 percent is your salary.
60 percent is you needs, you will spend 60% of your salary for your needs. including bills.
10 percent for what you want and that is the most important part  of this as wants can destroy us.
30 percent is for the savings, you need to save a lot and once you have money you can start business.

You cant choose a life with out money, you should live on waht you can and do everything for you to change that.
I feel you bro, wishing you all the best!
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March 20, 2025, 09:43:38 AM
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Without education, there are few chances
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March 20, 2025, 02:01:48 PM
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Life is a journey that all human beings must embark, face the challenges that comes with it and devices which criteria that will help you overcome, to everything there is a season, that is the reason we ought to make good use of every opportunity that comes our way as opportunities comes only but once, you should not feel bad about not achieving what you have always wished for, and do not believe you have failed already because you being alive till this day is another opportunity from God for you to rewrite your wrong, as far as  you are breathing there is still hope and time for you to seat  up and face reality as growth is involved we can not be relying on our parents forever, as a time will come when we will take responsibility as their children while they rest.

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March 20, 2025, 09:44:22 PM
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Higher education still has many benefits. Higher education can help someone develop the skills and knowledge they need to succeed. However, higher education is not the only factor that determines a person's success.

So, if you are a person with low education, don't give up on your dreams. You can still be successful, as long as you have natural skills and talents, work hard and are dedicated, and take advantage of existing opportunities.
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March 21, 2025, 10:26:42 AM
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School life was pretty sweet for me, honestly. If I could, I’d stretch those campus days forever. But then again, that would just shift the burden onto my family. Work? Well, that's the responsibility of a 'grown-up,' but here I am, a failed adult. My job doesn’t contribute a thing to society. The most I can do is make sure I’m one less person claiming welfare.

To tell the truth, sometimes I get nostalgic with the memories of school life.  How many memories of that school life, how many class bank incidents.    Sounds like you're getting nostalgic.  And it sounds like you are depressed about your current life.  Depression comes mainly when responsibility comes and there is no ability to take responsibility.  I think you should look for a better job.  Because you need a lot of money to live in this society, you need a lot of money to meet the daily needs of your family.  If that money is not managed then depression comes in the mind unknowingly.

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March 23, 2025, 08:34:29 AM
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A person learns all his life
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March 23, 2025, 02:09:36 PM
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I am missing my school life now. And my working life is going on with very hardship.
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March 24, 2025, 12:58:52 AM
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Sometimes the best move is finding balance  your job pays bills, but real fulfillment might come from what you build outside work hours. School was easier because someone else set the rules.
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March 24, 2025, 02:00:58 AM
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if your life experiences are only that of education and work, then what it reveals most is a lack of social life after school/work

there is more to life than work/school
succeeding/being productive in life/society, is not about working non stop

having an income to live/socialise is not just a choice between work or welfare.. i hope oneday your crypto holdings deflate enough for you to be free of the work burden and allow you to afford an enjoyable social life, where you can truly enjoy and experience life away from work/education

but for now just try to imagine taking steps towards a life away from burdens of work, take steps towards being involved in social activities, because being a productive/valued member of society can be a successful social life. so dont feel like the only way to succeed in life/society is to work nonstop

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