It’s been two years since I graduated
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I graduated 13 years ago, and it’s been exactly two years since then; life has become a bit boring. In a chemical plant, a comfortable life gradually causes people to become numb. It repeats itself every day; even during breaks, I stay in the dormitory. Working in a different place means that family and friends are not around, and one can return home at most twice a year. I’m increasingly doubting the decision I made back then; what would have happened if I had chosen to work in my hometown? I don’t have any big ideals either; why did I run such a long distance in the first place?
There are also constraints when it comes to career choices. When one is in a foreign land as a stranger, it might be worth considering finding a partner from there, so as not to suffer needlessly. Hehe:P
I feel the same; I graduated in 2013 as well. Although it’s also a chemical plant and there are no shift rotations, daily life there is still rather uninteresting. It was basically abandoned for two years, and nothing was learned.
If this current career offers a visible future, then keep going with it. If you have strayed far from your original dreams, choose a place near home to start anew on your life’s journey.
Seeing my classmates back in home town leading such comfortable lives, and then looking at myself, far away from home, without family or friends, and without making any money. I often have such questions too. But then again, when I made that choice, it was precisely because I wanted to go out and experience the world. If I hadn’t had those experiences, and stayed in my hometown, I would definitely have wondered what I could have done if I had tried to make a name for myself elsewhere... That’s how complicated human thoughts can be. So don’t spend all your energy on these meaningless things. Do what needs to be done!
Life is wasted in such indecision; one word: take action. Submit a resume and see what I can do. It seems that the chemical plant has no future. This is just my personal opinion; unless you really want to delve into it and learn something, it’s pointless to keep doing it. If you don’t agree, please don’t criticize.
It’s been almost 10 years now; over time, I’ve gotten used to it. When I have time, I read more books and spend time with girls. Having a home makes life comfortable: lol
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This is what we call friendship giving support, right, moderator?:lol. It’s been a year since graduation, and I have many thoughts on it.:lol
Expressing empathy – working at a chemical plant is tough. It’s basically just getting by day to day.