Thread 33483679

I'm so despondent about everything. I'm 22 and have now finished up college. I'm sitting here in the exact same room browsing the internet and listening to the exact same podcasts and youtubers I did when I was 18. I'm still single, still broke, and I still constantly feel existential dread.
I have an interview for a job at a think tank coming up, and I'm not sure how to feel about it. I feel exhausted from my sprint through college and I don't know if full-time work will make me feel any better. At the same time I have this religious angst that I can't resolve, as I've tried and failed to believe in Jesus. Where do I go from here? It feels like my last 5 or 6 years have just slipped away, although I have gone through college at least.

>>33483679 (OP)
Before I answer
Do you?
>eat fast food
>watch porn
>use your phone or watch screens within 1 hour before bed
>exercise at least 30 min daily (walking is good enough)
>talk to at least one stranger per day in real life

>>33483871
No no yes yes no

>>33483874
Ok first step is to take this test
https://www.michaelcaloz.com/personality/

Then verify your type, and binge watch every single CS Joseph video (on youtube) that has anything to do with your type.

Reason being, most advice does not apply equally to everyone, or even most people. You need advice that is tailored to your exact cognitive functions.

>>33483892
I've already done the 16 types I'm an INTJ IIRC

>>33483679 (OP)
Bump

>>33483679 (OP)
>22
>quarter life
Quarter life crisis is for people in their late 20s to early thirties retard

>>33483679 (OP)
Many guys would kill to have a job interview for a think tank at 22 (myself included). How did you even get that?

>>33488465
If I live to my mid-late 80s this is a quarter through my life

>>33488475
I applied

>>33488576
Ok but what does your cv look like? It’s probably not bad, right? There’s no way they’d give an interview to just anyone.

>>33483679 (OP)
I won't read threads about how 22 year old Gen X boomers think their lives are over

>>33489941
Fine. About normal for a college grad.

>>33483679 (OP)
>I have this religious angst that I can't resolve, as I've tried and failed to believe in Jesus
Are you trying to believe in Jesus just to get some freebies? It's not how it works buddy.

>>33483679 (OP)
>Where do I go from here?
Religiously or career? If it's career, it depends, what did you majored in? Have you done any internships through college? how many interviews do you have lined up?

>>33490557
I'm not trying to believe in Jesus, I don't believe in him.

>>33490609
What do you want then? You gonna ask yourself that. You are living a hopeless life, if Jesus does not exists, there's no reason to be alive at all. I'm so glad I in fact not just believe him, I know him personally. If I didn't knew him, for sure, there would be no reason to live.

>>33490609
What do you want from now? You should ask yourself that. If Jesus does not exist, you are living a hopeless life, there would be no reason to be alive at all. I’m so glad that I not only believe in Him, but also know Him personally. If I didn’t know Him, there would be no reason to live.

>>33490550
>about normal for a college grad
What does that mean? Have you volunteered for something? Worked sinecure jobs?

>>33490697
No and no

>>33490752
So you landed an interview with a think tank by doing fuck all? At least you have some luck, regardless of how the interview goes.