Author Topic: blogland: unbelievable mount of stress lately, on my breaking point  (Read 2705 times)

for the past few weeks i've been stressed so much.

it started when i turned 18 and my social security money ended. i was told i could get it back if i was going to college long-term. i need that stuff for college, all i have helping me is a pell grant. still have a call waiting from SSA to find out if i'm screwed or not.

then, i got a call while i was out of town with some friends to find out that my grandma was on the way to hospital in an ambulance. i had no ride so i take to hop bus to bus for 30+ miles. she had some sort of chest pain and thought she was having a heart attack. she was fine but had to stay in the hospital for a couple of days.

then last sunday, i was camping about 120 miles away from my city and i get a call to find out my uncle died in his sleep. i didn't have enough money to ride the bus so i had to wait 3 days until all of us (me and my friends) went home.

it just feels like something else will come very soon to stress me even more out. i feel like i'm about to break at some point. you might care or might not, i don't really care either way. it's just hard to keep this in and needed to speak about it a little.

anyone else been stressed lately?

how did that job thing go

how did that job thing go

decided not to make a resume since so many people said i'm not experienced enough so there's no point

decided not to make a resume since so many people said i'm not experienced enough so there's no point




a resume is pretty much just a paper that details your work background and education. if i don't have any experience and they ask me for my education background on an application, what's the point?

decided not to make a resume since so many people said i'm not experienced enough so there's no point
boy you have to get a job in order to get experience

boy you have to get a job in order to get experience

and i need experience to work pretty much anywhere, even the mcdonald's around me requires experience. it's a catch 22.

A resume is necessary even if it sucks. If it sucks, you can acknowledge that, and move forward.
Volunteer work is a good thing for resumes but probably not a viable option for you right now.
Often there's a huge overlap of information provided in a survey and on a resume. That's fine.

Getting a job isn't always easy. It's okay to fail, just keep failing until you succeed. Don't let any one thing stop you completely.

Getting a job isn't always easy. It's okay to fail, just keep failing until you succeed. Don't let any one thing stop you completely.

it makes me feel kinda useless but i haven't stopped yet. i just can't comprehend how i'm getting such bad luck with 40+ applications a month for the past 2 months without a single interview, but my friends put in 2-3 applications and they get an interview + a job. i keep trying to figure out what i'm doing wrong, but can't figure it out. i've been sort of thinking it's because i have strabismus in my left eye and it makes people feel uncomfortable sometimes. i don't know i'm just confused.

Aren't you the guy who can't stop saying dumb stuff like "I just want money" during interviews or was that somebody else? Did you ever fix that

Aren't you the guy who can't stop saying dumb stuff like "I just want money" during interviews or was that somebody else? Did you ever fix that

i don't recall ever telling the interviewer directly "i just want money", but that's how i feel inside-- and i'm pretty sure everyone does, don't pretend like i'm the only one.

glad Australia puts a stuff ton on welfare

Get a job waiting tables. Anyone can do it. It's a start bud.

i don't recall ever telling the interviewer directly "i just want money"

Just indirectly right? Resume probably won't get you far until you can get on top of that

don't pretend like i'm the only one.

you're not and that's why it's a stupid answer