Thread 81685558

>be me, 28
>have a degree as an electronics technician
>have a higher teaching degree in both history and geography
>currently studying a degree in anthropological sciences, hopefully I'll graduate next year
>never had a stable job, even though I could get a decent one
>despite being for 9 years straight in college I didn't make a single friend or gf
>already decided I'll keep studying, my parents are ok with it
what's this lifestyle called? I'm not a neet and I leave my house on a daily basis, but I can't relate to normalfags in college who have a social life, or understand the struggles of robot wagies
>inb4: "what about the loans?"
universities are free here, ameriturds

>>81685558 (OP)
>I don't want to work
I JUST WANNA BANG ON THE DRUM ALL DAY

>>81685558 (OP)
Why didn't your pursue a job as a teacher? You keep learning new things as you prepare curriculum and lesson plans + devise effective ways of communicating that knowledge to students, but also get paid while you are doing it.

maybe some of us need to move on to more important things

>>81685558 (OP)
Yeah, no shit you didnt land a job, you never had a clear career path, you should had focused on just one subject, and also totally ignore the humanities because thats just bedtime stories for women. I bet you are a gay leftist commie too

>>81685558 (OP)
You're a leech

>>81685558 (OP)
university costs money here too in my shitcorner of the benelux, I still have 15k+ student debt at 30

>>81685558 (OP)
It's called being a shitter. You're "studying" to avoid work. But while some shitters are "studying" more and more in the same field, you're not even just in one field, you're getting degrees in random stupid shit.
>inb4 "what about the loans"
Even if you're not getting in debt, you're wasting a lot of time you could be earning money and saving up, without any real reason.

>>81685575
Drums are the kiwi farms of instruments.

>>81685558 (OP)
>what's this lifestyle called
I don't know. Stoodier?
I wish I could have your/that lifestyle.

This is called the illusion of being peerless.

>>81685558 (OP)
It's called being a loser.
Literal 80IQ negros are more successful then you'll ever be LOL

>>81685558 (OP)
At that point one could think about doing a phd

>>81685558 (OP)
based stoodier

It's called never being able to afford a house while your 80iq garbageman classmate already bought two

>>81685558 (OP)
>electronics technician
>history and geography
you should get into teaching
while you certainly have the drive and the work ethic to pursue a higher position on the academic ladder, your desire for a wider array of knowledge might suit you best for something less demanding like highscool. Being a physics teacher in a europoor country where private tutoring sessions are a normal practice is a license to print a boatload of cash on top of your normal salary. Plus, you have a lot of free time for your stooooding, not to mention you need to study in order to become a teacher too :)

>>81685558 (OP)
lol similar

>finished a 3 year econ and banking degree in a private uni(for free)
>on year 3 of a electrical engineering degree (state,again free)
>went to the army for a 3 month training course
>completed german b2 austrian state exam
>English c1 uk state exam
>studying greek right now
>will do another 3 month army specialization if it comes by

i am 25 i dont think i have like 4 months of work registered and i dont plan any till 30 if it can be helped.

>>81685558 (OP)
i dont think its a bad thing to pursue knowledge, but if you ever want to work, you'll probably be behind your peers in actual experience. especially since your studies are all in different disciplines. you can't really live with your parents forever, at some point you'll feel like you want to progress beyond that

are you argentine by any chance?

>>81685558 (OP)
>studied years in IT at college
>got a job in IT and met the people
>holy fuck they are unbearable
>would genuinely rather die than work an IT job again
>start drawing art as a hobby
>work forklift jobs which I much preferred to those shitty IT job
>start getting better and better at art
>make a little cash doing commissions
>even though I'm 27, my parents let me take a year off to learn art online to make as my living
>hopefully gonna launch new art profiles along with patreon in the next month or so
>yes its nsfw and degenerate

I wish someone would've told me how bad IT people are though, those forklift driving jobs were heavenly in comparison

>>81685558 (OP)
It is called a "perpetual student" and is a pretty common method for avoidance of work, usually due to a fear of failure and need for the comfort of a structured simple lifestyle that the person has become too used to. Basically being a manchild who doesn't want to grow up.

I'm 29 and starting uni this year.

>>81685558 (OP)
You should probably start working

>universities are free here, ameriturds
cunt?