I used to want to work, get a job.
But every single time I go for an interview it's like they take a look at me, and they already have an answer
I used to work at a school before COVID but I think it's obvious why that's gone, but the only reason I even got that job was because my mom worked at the same school.
I've put in the applications I have Jack shit when it comes to a resumé.
I receive SSI, I live with my parents at the age of 22.
And yet the governmental services that “help” peole like me and “support” our needs says that I'm capable of work.
Yeah that makes sense, I can't work fast food, can't do registers cause my piss poor math skills that i passed with a D+ grade.
And yet the government still thinks I'm capable of a job.
Now Im not even kidding (i wish I was) but I've applied to every single job hiring work that's walking or a one bus distance to my home because I can't navigate with directions.
So I'm here on, on Reddit wishing that I had a job, playing on my switch, questioning my existence and feeling incomplete.
And posting on a anti work subreddit on how i even became anti-work