If I have only learned one thing in my life it is that everyone is basically just making it up as they go along. So just do the best you can and go for a career with a little prestige. You'll be fine.Last Hugh Alive said:A bit of both? Mostly a shift in my social life. I don't really have a career yet, just a casual position somewhere. I'm in that phase of moving from the whole high school/university phase of my life into my career, but my the people in my life apart from my family are slipping behind me as well. So it kinda feels like entering a different world and I feel like I don't have the skills or foresight to know where to go from here, when it feels like I'm supposed to.Bertylicious said:Do you mean like, retraining for a different career or are you talking about rebuilding your personality?Last Hugh Alive said:So its almost like I'm in this position where I basically have to start my life over, which mostly scares me.
Also, not sure if it's relevant, one of the issues I've had in my life is that I am utterly self-centred, but I lived in denial of this fact for many years. Being self-centred isn't the same as being selfish of course but it plays in to my earlier comment about certain people not being able to find the same kind of happiness. The OP has the white picket fence, ideal wife and a child he likes because it doesn't make much noise but I'm sure there is an ugly side to it all that we've not been told about.
Maybe in 16 years when his sister in law is trying to get him to sponser yet another of her husband's doomed-to-fail quick cash scheme and his parents start falling down all the time and going to bits then it won't look so rosey. You'll be there living a life that is good for you but with entirely different problems.