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That better? Found some typos too.
cobalt124 said:That better? Found some typos too.
lisab said:Try temp agencies. It's a good way to get your foot in the door to places that might not hire you the traditional way. It's also a good way to get quick cash...just don't expect a 'good' job right off the bat.
jarednjames said:Fast food would make you cut your hair? Why? There's this amazing device called a hair net. Even blokes wear it in the UK.
Stop looking for these discrimination stories. Just apply for jobs.
The whole TG thing doesn't have to come up unless they specifically ask about it. You're not lying to them, you're not being dishonest. If it isn't specificied you must declare it then don't. And even then, is it something you'd know just by speaking to you? If not, let it slide.
G037H3 said:Fast food/resturants would make me suicidal. I know I'm going to have to deal with a certain level of stupidity regardless of what I do (for now), but being yelled at by a 40 year old who is angry at their failure to make anything of their lives, is not an attractive prospect. I'm also horrible at focusing on minuitae, so dishwashing is out...I have a very active mind, some of the most low-level positions are something I'd fail miserably at. And that's okay, I just need to focus on trying to find places I'd do well at.
cristo said:When you post something like this it's like you've just ignored the last 8 or so pages of this thread. You have no work experience and no marketable skills and don't have any money to pay next month's rent, so I really don't see how you can be so picky when it comes to jobs. I don't understand why you're not blanket-bombing every business that you have even the slightest chance of being hired by. The fact that you're not, and that you're still 'thinking' and posting here tells me that the situation may well not be as difficult as you've had us believe.
cristo said:When you post something like this it's like you've just ignored the last 8 or so pages of this thread. You have no work experience and no marketable skills and don't have any money to pay next month's rent, so I really don't see how you can be so picky when it comes to jobs. I don't understand why you're not blanket-bombing every business that you have even the slightest chance of being hired by. The fact that you're not, and that you're still 'thinking' and posting here tells me that the situation may well not be as difficult as you've had us believe.
G037H3 said:There is little point in chasing something that won't last.
jarednjames said:You don't want something that will last. You want something to get you some cash quickly. Once you've got that, you can work on getting something better and learning programming.
You can't go from nothing to a fairly good job just like that.
Kriscosmic said:I am sorry for my limited knowledge of the English language but I can't figure out what two posts above me mean really by "You can't afford to be selective" and "you can't afford the attitude" ?
G037H3 said:I'm also horrible at focusing on minuitae, so dishwashing is out...I have a very active mind, some of the most low-level positions are something I'd fail miserably at. And that's okay, I just need to focus on trying to find places I'd do well at.
G037H3 said:My situation has seemingly radically changed; I'm now looking for a job in Portland!
jarednjames said:You finally got out of that place I take it? If so, well done. Does this make things better or worse for you?
G037H3 said:Not quite. I met someone and they're coming to visit in less than a week; if they want me, I'm moving down to Portland o.o
G037H3 said:Not quite. I met someone and they're coming to visit in less than a week; if they want me, I'm moving down to Portland o.o
staddum said:Could you please explain that "if they want me" a little better please?
For the record, a friend said that's kind of standard for international money orders.Of course the Canadian bank and Chase took $110
Hi Goethe, drop the "get owner" thing and sort yourself out. You're using it to sort things out for you and it won't work, it can't. We can only sort out our own problems, other people, "owners" or whoever, can only help us avoid our problems and only temporarily. It will give you a pointless life where you are not even present to experience it, only somebody who has chosen that feeling good about a situation is some sort of life choice, it isn't. Get yourself sorted out FIRST, then look for an "owner" when you can do so on your own terms then you can be someone who is there experiencing these feelings on your own terms, and things will turn out a whole lot better for you, I guarantee it, it won't turn to siht, because YOU will be there to stop that happening. The way it is now, you're setting yourself up to be a helpless victim, and (I believe) blindly trusting total strangers who may not deserve that trust. Think on it, please.
If this new plan goes south, YouthCare is a shelter in Seattle that explicitly says that its residential programs house trans youth. Get in touch and see if you can get on their waitlists.
Seattle.gov also has a list of services for GLBTQ youth that provide things like support groups and paid internships. For legal services, there's Street Youths Legal Advocates of Washington.
As for the owner thing, uh you sure it's not tied to being abused? I'd strongly encourage putting abused on your list of things you want to get counseling for.
I have a few small changes for xxChrisxx's 5 fold path to success:
1. Stop moaning! (most important)
2. Get out to your local MaccyD's for a garbagety job.
3. Get paid whilst searching for a better job.
4. Find better job.
5. Quit garbagety job after being accepted to the better job (important distinction).
6. Repeat and profit!
One of my not-so-wise friends told me this amazingly smart piece of advice once: "Don't quit your job until you get a better one."
G037H3 said:it's obvious who they are because they can't handle stress.