to be fair, I'm not sure where my "job related depression" ends and my "clinical depression" begins
and not to say I hate seeing all these AMAs!
Don't feel bad. I had an entire year where I had 2 jobs so bad that I was perpetually depressed.
It's really cool to see all these different skillsets!
And made everyone else feel shitty because of it because I threw my misery on them and expected them to deal.
It's funny because I'm still at work lol.
Once you get some good experience, you can turn it into good things!
The issue is finding experience. My town isn't very...erm...good. For finding experience
I'm still having a hard time imagining Trin at Panera.
Then again imagining anyone I know at a job different from what I met them as is hard for me lol
There's a lot of stuff that you wouldn't think is experience that you can turn into experience in a resume if you word it right. >>
I suppose that's part of the reason I went back to Duolingo
Maybe learning more French will look nice...somewhere
I'd like to be a librarian at the local library but I don't know what kind of experience would make my resume stand out
and there's also the all important "crippling depression + no self esteem" thing that makes job hunts hard.
But Spanish is boring and I don't comprehend it.
I guess I'm just stubborn about not learning it. I was stuck up about aestetics as a teen and even though I've stopped caring, I'm just kind of. ..used to feeling that way
yeah. that's part of the depression. This town is absolute shit.

)))))
(also you forgot catering to drunk tourists)
I'm just sick of working at a place where "working to death" is an actual and common subject for jokes.
Would you believe that one of the only reasons I don't want to move any time soon is because I want to see the end of Jade?
Oh yeah Sean screwed up big time. I like to think I'd be more careful than he was but...eh. you never know.
And maybe it's just me but I have really poor luck with electronic applications.
The personality test part always rubs me the wrong way