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One great thing about society is how it takes all kinds. We all have our long and our short strengths. And when we're all thrown into the mix, we get here, on Lemmy for example. You're obviously skilled enough to get here and communicate your perspective.
Whether you've found it yet, you have a role to play. If you haven't found it, keep poking away. It will reveal itself. There's lots to be done.
Good luck.
Thanks, well probably not will be happen but I can live with this heartbreak and I do from a lot of time. Actually I think society is full of people like me, with no skills at all and without hope to get anywhere in their life. Communicate here is great btw, still not enough to give me something irl, at end of the day I don't have big wishes that just keep be feed and healthy.
I enjoy doing things that I'm not very good at, particularly in light how long I've been at it. But I do it for myself and my own pleasure. So I stay at it and continue having fun. Don't be too hard on yourself as we're all headed into the unknown. The only thing a boat's wake tells is where it's been.
https://piped.video/watch?v=2L22C5IJTfE
Have fun, amigo.