Femanon, here. I've been going to uni, and am taking useless classes like art/English/history, and I feel like I'm just headed for a job as a teacher, which would suck.
So, my question is, would it more more logical to go to school to become a masseuse, and do looks have anything to do with it?
Learn to be a therapeutic massager. Pays well, and if you are good and fix and aching back, you will respected and seeked out.
Why is teaching a shitty job?
>>16506538
>Why is teaching a shitty job?
Terrible working conditions, crippling bureaucracy, a fundamentally misguided regulatory regime, and generally being spit upon by society (both right AND left, these days) more than any other profession outside of sex work.
>>16506565
Why don't you take meaningful classes?
>>16506573
That wasn't me, and I'm not taking meaningful classes because I'm stupid and didn't take some pre-requisites.
>>16506579
How old are you?
>>16506582
18.
>>16506585
That's fresh meat tier.
Take the pre-requisites and have a good degree, even if it means you have to learn for a year or two extra. You will worship your decision later on.
>>16506590
Thanks for the advice.
>>16506585
You have plenty of time to change and get a different, better degree
>>16506585
Go for a better degree, or do what >>16506538 said, therapeutic massager is a solid choice.
>>16506520
Do you really want to be a masseuse?
If I were you, I would just bang out uni then go to masseuse training. That way you'll have something to fall back on.
