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What is it that you do to fight off the Sunday scaries? (self.asklemmy)

submitted 2 months ago by Atrichum to c/[email protected]

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Self care? Chores? Try and fix every problem with your life before you have to go back in less than 24 hours to the job you hate?

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago)

I'm finishing my assignment for my Bachelor, so I can eventually apply for I job I don't hate in the near future. I've done a couple no-education jobs and I've hated them all, or started hated them after a year or so. My last job lasted 6 years, but the last 4 were pure depression fueled. That's why I'm doing a bachelor now. I've started teaching in the field I'm studying after the first year of my bachelor and I'm really liking that so far. Still have to do the shitty job two days per week,but that's a world of difference from the 6 years of "more than full time".