The perfect job for your interests?

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A bookstore or the art section of a craft store like Hobby Lobby or Michael's!! =DDD

Writing film / music reviews

As much as I would LOVE to work in a bookstore, I couldn't do it unless I was living in my car. I would be spending so much of my paycheck on books that I wouldn't be able to afford any other expenses, like utilities or insurance.

I'm obsessed with buses, but even just getting a job where I have to get on my favourite bus will make me happy. The job I have now is local and is in perfect walking distance. Most people would call that handy, but I want to get a job where I'd have to get on my favourite bus every day. But I can't tell anyone that because nobody in the world will understand. They just scoff and go, ''we all would like to pursue our interests, but jobs get in the way, that's life.'' But it's easy for NTs to say because the way they view their interests is different to me. I have a hard time accepting myself and the way I am, and one of the only things that keep me going on this planet is my special interest. I am so desperately depressed and lonely, facing a lot of rejection from colleagues at work, and getting on the bus to get to and from work will make me feel more happy.

It's not fair.

I would LOVE to install traffic lights, either as an Engineer or as the physical laborer doing it. Always had a fascination with it. I would also be a great city planner as I know the entire city inside out.

My perseverative interests nowadays are a range of integrative subfields of psychology, such as cognitive science, the developmental lifespan, clinical psychology, and human abnormality. So I'm hoping to earn more higher qualifications that are necessary for the Bachelor's (B.A.) applicant process, although I'm considering to do HNC and HND Psychology at my localized college as it is more simplicated and cheaper than having to pay the tuition fees which coincide with the first two years at university, the reason being that HNC/HND courses are generally equivalent to your first and second year of university research respectively. It kind of makes it worthwhile to apply as a Year 3 entree in my opinion, as long as you have obtained exceptional potential in the subject. Personally, I think Bachelor's degrees in psychology are pointless in comparison with Doctoral (Ph.D) and Master's degrees as they provide a lot more sufficient and quantitative job opportunities in the field.

Last edited by TheRedPedant93 on 03 Apr 2013, 6:07 pm, edited 3 times in total.

Ideal job...
Bio-process engineer

Traveling food writer & I would taste food from all over the world & write about it. Also would write about the culture of the particular country.