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7/9/2025, 8:30:15 PM
>>81768819
>People objectively, scientifically end up pairing up with people in same social and intelligence brackets.
I was born into a poor family, but my dad is pretty damn intelligent and sophisticated. He makes quite a bit more now than he used to. I believe I'm pretty intelligent, but OCD has fucked me up pretty bad. People with OCD, whether male or female, tend to lose their virginity at an older age and have less sexual success.
I'm 25 now, but had I not had any OCD, like likely would've begun working in IT at 18. I eagerly studied up pretty hard for various CompTIA certificates and even dabbled into some Cisco certificates. I was pretty hopeful for the future back then and very ambitious and excited to learn, and I had already developed quite a bit of knowledge going back to middle school when I would do DIY projects with computers, including building computers, fixing hardware, and fixing software, so on and so forth. It didn't take very long for it to dawn on me that due to my insomnia caused by OCD, but I'm fucked when it comes to getting almost any job. Those certificates (the exams to get them) would've costed over a $1000 for my dad, and I decided not to make him pay for something I wouldn't have been able to get any use out of.
I seriously plan on going back to university this year to study mechanical engineering, as I've learned quite a bit of STEM related stuff during COVID, including self teaching myself math up to calc 2, and I love doing technical projects. From asking around, it looks like there are some jobs that would work for me. They would essentially require you to work a certain number of hours on site, but you could also work a lot of hours from home. I don't really care about working from home. The thing that is valuable to me with my insomnia caused by OCD is not having to work on a schedule, so being able to show up to work and leave work any time. I believe this is my best bet for a future. My boomer dad is getting old.
>People objectively, scientifically end up pairing up with people in same social and intelligence brackets.
I was born into a poor family, but my dad is pretty damn intelligent and sophisticated. He makes quite a bit more now than he used to. I believe I'm pretty intelligent, but OCD has fucked me up pretty bad. People with OCD, whether male or female, tend to lose their virginity at an older age and have less sexual success.
I'm 25 now, but had I not had any OCD, like likely would've begun working in IT at 18. I eagerly studied up pretty hard for various CompTIA certificates and even dabbled into some Cisco certificates. I was pretty hopeful for the future back then and very ambitious and excited to learn, and I had already developed quite a bit of knowledge going back to middle school when I would do DIY projects with computers, including building computers, fixing hardware, and fixing software, so on and so forth. It didn't take very long for it to dawn on me that due to my insomnia caused by OCD, but I'm fucked when it comes to getting almost any job. Those certificates (the exams to get them) would've costed over a $1000 for my dad, and I decided not to make him pay for something I wouldn't have been able to get any use out of.
I seriously plan on going back to university this year to study mechanical engineering, as I've learned quite a bit of STEM related stuff during COVID, including self teaching myself math up to calc 2, and I love doing technical projects. From asking around, it looks like there are some jobs that would work for me. They would essentially require you to work a certain number of hours on site, but you could also work a lot of hours from home. I don't really care about working from home. The thing that is valuable to me with my insomnia caused by OCD is not having to work on a schedule, so being able to show up to work and leave work any time. I believe this is my best bet for a future. My boomer dad is getting old.
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