If you really hated people, youd work on a ranch in the middle of nowhere, like in Australia. Huge cattle stations would be the best fit if your looking for the least people per square kilometer.
Hi, welcome to the escapist.Smegma said:Police!Tentickles said:So, I detest being around people for more than an hour at a time. This has led me to never holding a stable 'normal' job. Yes, finger quotes.
Suggest to me a job that requires little to no interaction with the populous!
"no interaction with the populace" applies, since once you don the uniform, they're just things to be squashed, shot and sprayed - not "really" people.
The less sense of morality, empathy and intelligence you possess, the better off you'll be. Judging from your spelling, you're a perfect fit for the job on the third count!
Holy shit, someone open-minded and understanding. Everyone saying "man up, and get over it," you are, at least, part of the reason people like TC exist. You're calling him the misanthrope when you're callously saying "shut up and fall in line, wuss."careful said:sorry but people who say 'just man up and do it' which by that they probably mean 'despite your apparant revulsion or discomfort with situations, you need to engage regardless and since it won't kill you it is technically tolerable and in the long run the gains outwiegh the potential losses' but this isnt useful advice and these ppl dont really understand the predicament. its like being chronically depressed with a legitimate chemical imbalance (happiness and motivations are nothing more then chemical complexes and neuronal health, agree with that or not), and ppl say 'aahh man just go get some exercise and spend time with your friends'. i mean thanks for the thought, but sometimes the circumstances are a little bit more serious than that. but even when someone who doesnt understand your situation gives you advice, you have to at least be a little appreciate, at least they are concerned enough about you to articulate a grammitcally complete thought that agrees with the principles of commonsense.
Is it odd that I did work for a short time delivering coffins to funeral homes?AC10 said:Obvious answer:
Grave digger.
I think I'm in love with you. You hit it right on the nose, my friend.careful said:sorry but people who say 'just man up and do it' which by that they probably mean 'despite your apparant revulsion or discomfort with situations, you need to engage regardless and since it won't kill you it is technically tolerable and in the long run the gains outwiegh the potential losses' but this isnt useful advice and these ppl dont really understand the predicament. its like being chronically depressed with a legitimate chemical imbalance (happiness and motivations are nothing more then chemical complexes and neuronal health, agree with that or not), and ppl say 'aahh man just go get some exercise and spend time with your friends'. i mean thanks for the thought, but sometimes the circumstances are a little bit more serious than that. but even when someone who doesnt understand your situation gives you advice, you have to at least be a little appreciate, at least they are concerned enough about you to articulate a grammitcally complete thought that agrees with the principles of commonsense.
I'm going to assume you use that response to all threads on the internet. That way it saves you face on the fact I spelled everything correctly in my original post.Smegma said:Police!Tentickles said:So, I detest being around people for more than an hour at a time. This has led me to never holding a stable 'normal' job. Yes, finger quotes.
Suggest to me a job that requires little to no interaction with the populous!
"no interaction with the populace" applies, since once you don the uniform, they're just things to be squashed, shot and sprayed - not "really" people.
The less sense of morality, empathy and intelligence you possess, the better off you'll be. Judging from your spelling, you're a perfect fit for the job on the third count!