i think it’s also comparative like older generations are like “you think school’s hard? wait til you get into the workforce…” but like… school is ridiculously harder and more competitive now??

omg i feel the same way! I graduated about a month ago with a degree in sociology and it seems like everybody around already has a job or they already planned the next step in their education. I haven't had much luck with jobs and am considering a part-time job at ulta since my brother said to get a retail job to get my feet wet.

@@hannah-vv9ru i feel you fam! im currently working right now so I'm not too stressed but eventually of course id like to make my degree worth all the time, money, and tears I put into getting it. thing is everyone is on their own timeline so try not to compare yourself to them and what they're doing. i compare myself for competition to see what I can be doing better but besides that were all gonna be in different areas. the best thing I like to remind other college graduates is that we already have what we need to succeed in finding a good job, we just need to give shit time and put effort in looking. i wish you the best of luck and if you wanna talk via social media I'm here for ya since were in the same boat LMAO

we are all just squirrels… curiously inspecting and scaring away the camerawoman that is God

thanks so much for the encouragement 🥹💗 and for sure - I’ve definitely heard how hard it is to maintain a social life while working vs being in school! just another one of those big hurdles to go through

This is 80 percent of graduates. You were defrauded by society.

Either look for a job from ur major, assuming it wasn’t a worthless major or get a better job. Dish washing is not something you’d want to say u did ur entire life.

@@dannynav2 I know that dish washing is not a career. My problem is that I just don't know what specific career path I want to take. My degree is in mathematics. I needed a break anyway with how burnt out I was when I graduated.

@@joemacy2776 accounting/finance is ur easiest path, at least you’d get paid more and ur degree is flexible so could always do something else with it

I'm the same I'm still figuring out what I want to be. I noticed that I have never really wanted to do my major as a job so now I need a new purpose. I recently started teaching and I started to like it. I'm not sure if this is what I would do for the rest of my life but I dont think we are really meant to do one thing for the rest of our lives. With time we will figure it out, so give yourself time and focus on your wellbeing. I neglected my wellbeing so much I ended up being burnt out. Wish you the best

thank you for watching!! 🥰

What's your degrees in?

@@ThAshleable medical microbiology...now on computer science

lmaoo glad you enjoyed 🥲

will do hehe… 👀

haha hello!

See there’s something wrong with your own logic. If a building was built and you don’t know who built it the reason why it’s logical to assume that a human did is because we have seen it before. All of the earth was not made for humans, in fact the only popped up very recently in the entire timeline of Earth. We have not seen a human build any of it so it is illogical to assume that a human like entity would have- instead we have biologists with studies showing how small molecules in the right temperatures and conditions have come together to “spontaneously” create the basic molecules of life. I’m studying to become a neuroscientist and I have my degree in biochemistry. If you actually look at life with a magnifying glass and forget what everyone has been whispering in your ear, you will (hopefully) be able to think for yourself and discover that there are holes in the god argument and what you have been thinking. Good and bad are a human social construct and unfortunately it doesn’t exist in the pure physical universe. I know it may be hard to understand right now but the reason you and many other believe in god is because it gives you a sense of comfort and peace that someone is “looking after you” and that there’s somewhere you can go after life. In reality our entire brain shuts off when we die and the mere electrical signals leading up to our death no longer create what it means to be us (our personality and intelligence and our unique brain signature created from the environment and genetics). In modern science we know there is no soul and we know there is nothing close to what the Bible’s and religious books say. However, that is not to say that we are alone. Everything happens for a reason (or else the world would be chaos) and it’s not- it’s an incredibly complex interconnecting web of information and action. So think for yourself and if you really allow yourself the freedom to question, you may end up finding something that will change your life for the better.