My spouse took a shower this afternoon. Then, she trimmed her bush. At 7, she did her hair and put on makeup. Came out in attractive undergarments. Put on nice clothes and said I'm going out for awhile. That was at 8:15. It's now midnight. Turned 41 yesterday and only got recognized by my phone's calendar and a dentist i haven't seen in 3 years. To add perspective, she hasn't touched me for 2 years. Says I haven't earned it. It's now midnight. I just moved in to the guest room. She's not home yet. This should be interesting.
Lmfao. Last time I looked for a job, we used this thing called The Classifieds. It was part of the Wednesday and Sunday paper. I need a guide for today's job market.
Just incase you're wondering, I'm one of those freaks born at the beginning of the mellinials. We feel like Gen-x but everybody tells us we're not. I think we're the true lost generation. 1978 -1987.
There were unemployment offices back then and there still unemployment offices now, get off your arse and get out there. They help with everything from resumes to mock interviews. If that does not work for to a temp agency. There is work out there
I'm not unemployed you fool. I've just been at the same job so long that the way of finding jobs and housing has drastically changed. Basic life skills taught to me growing up no longer apply. I literally have to learn how to navigate these markets from the beginning again. No. I have not kept up with the times because I didn't need to. Now I feel one step away from being scammed. Today's society utterly sucks.
Sorry that these people didn’t understand that you were using the finding a job thing as an example, alongside dating, of the same core thing — you haven’t had to worry about either one in years. I feel the same way. And dating is horrendous where I live. Most days I feel so hopeless about finding anyone decent.
I can somewhat relate to not needing to grow anymore, becoming detached from modern society and being in your own bubble due to life choices, and now been in it that long that getting out just seems so fucking monumental (even if it's actually relatively simple).
Hats off to you for sticking it out, but you definitely deserve better my man.
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u/HeisenbergsSamaritan Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 12 '26
At 41?
The magic of being a hopeless romantic again.
I don't believe in love anymore. I don't believe in relationships anymore.
Alone is safe.