I am 28. I have no future. I quit college 2 times because of depression and lack of money. I come from abusive family. My father had taken  it out on me during almost all childhood. I’ve been depressed since adolescence. My dreams have fallen apart once I dropped out of university. I wanted to commit suicide but didn’t have enough courage. That was my only chance to get out of poverty and misery. I failed. I have failed so many times in my life… I have probably developed another mental issue after dropping out – ptsd. Each day.  Thoughts about failing at school keeps haunting me each day and night. I haven’t had a good sleep since then. SSRI doesn’t work – they wont fix your life. After 5 years of various dead end jobs I eneded up being unemployed. I told myself I’ve had enough. Either I am gonna get a job with prospects or I will end up on a street and mabye this will encourage me to kill myself.  There is no point doing shit job that only pays ur bills. that’s a hand-to-mouth existence. Of course I am alone since no normal woman would like to be with such a loser like me. Dreams? Plans? All has been torn apart.
I gave up long time ago. Â I dont wanna live anymore. I regret my mother gaving birth to me. The funny thing is that no one cares and people look at you as if you’re a shit, no-one, loser.
I completly lost motivation to even try to do sth. Not anymore. Not after so many painful losses. I’ve been unemployed for 6 months so far, drowning in debts. I dont do drugs or alcohol. I am just cursed from the very beginning.
to make matters worse i live in a shit country. i have no idea of how could i change my life. apply to another McShit job or something? screw it.
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Back to School, man. It’s what haunts you and you’re way young enough to achieve a degree before your mid-30’s. Community college. A single class or online course. Maybe a certificate at something such as real estate appraisal. What’s a tiny bit more debt if it’s something positive right? Oh how I’d love to be 28 and be situated(still poorly, but slightly better) as I am now to be able to do that. Because, believe me, it just gets worse if you don’t do something about it.
I completely agree on the shit job statement. I’ve been working for DrugCo for 13 years now, but when my house is paid off, I’m pretty much in the same place you are with the “a job that I can excel in- or bust” factor.