>>81613279 (OP)>I'm 21 this November, work at a law firm practising in property law and do university studies at the same time, I will be a qualified lawyer in 4 yearsThe firm I work for is pretty shit as of late, there's been 24 people leave out of a firm of just over 80 since last Christmas, mostly because it's managed by the bosses son and the stress has caused people to have breakdowns.
The bosses son is a weird guy, openly talks about how women try to fuck him when he has a wife and kids at home, very immature guy and unprofessional to be around - constantly makes people feel uneasy.
Whilst I've been at the firm/in the area i am in for the last 9 or so months and i'm getting the hang of it, my fear is that because my scholarship is reliant on government funding on account of the fact that I work at a firm and work full time, if it all goes wrong with my firm - then i'd have to go through the hassle of finding another firm to take me on.
For reference, a firm I applied for only accepted 2 out of 300 applicants, so it's an extremely competitive positions, mostly because you get paid to get a university degree with no debt.
I work my ass off, to the point of exhaustion, mostly caused by dealing with very difficult and stupid people.
This week is my first time off in 6 months, and I went on a date today, and noticed that I don't have that spark I had before I started this job.