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I don't wish to minimise your frustration, nor to imply that the following is easy. But, unless the job search has consumed all of your free time, 18 months of
by beachy 3y ago
I don't wish to minimise your frustration, nor to imply that the following is easy.
But, unless the job search has consumed all of your free time, 18 months off work to pursue your passions is quite a gift.
The lack of income is a downer but if you can compartmentalize that, along with your fear of the future, then that time off could be spent taking up new hobbies, developing new skills, helping out family, working on fitness, etc.
- neon_electro 3y agoDon't get me wrong, I've tried to make the most of my time for positive pursuits, but in my experience, I'd still rather have had a job and the income to be able to do literally everything else required by modern capitalism to survive while also being able to potentially pursue such passions. I appreciate your positivity, but I wish you a bit more clarity about the downsides of 18 months without job income.