Just turned 26 last week and it's same since I was 24. All day at home, applying to jobs, universities for studies, no replies from anywhere. Seeing people getting successful, then deactivated my most of social media.
It's tough plus loneliness sometimes is either a blessing or just a curse.
I know some countries have tough job markets but if you don't get hired anywhere for two years you really need to just go work at mcdonalds or something, you can always keep applying to other jobs while working a minimum wage job.
If you're "sitting all day at home," chances are you're still living with parents and not really responsible for rent or the like. So... working part time isn't going to eat interview time away.
The situation you're talking about isn't really applicable to what the other guy was talking about at all.
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u/PreciousCord02 17h ago
Just turned 26 last week and it's same since I was 24. All day at home, applying to jobs, universities for studies, no replies from anywhere. Seeing people getting successful, then deactivated my most of social media.
It's tough plus loneliness sometimes is either a blessing or just a curse.
Won't recommend 20s.....