>>16907653

Right now you're high school graduate.
You have no skills, so you're a child.
You have no friends, so you're alone.
You're not fun because your broke, so you're poor.

That's what I think of you, just from the judgements I made from your description, I'm sure you're more nuanced in person.

Thing is, I don't see a problem. What do you perceive as a problem?

>>16907740
I think the life sucks.

I asked the above because I would like to see what people would think of me with that age and all these problems.

>>16907763
Meh...
Living in our times, it sounds almost normal, but I don't let that taint my picture of a person who has his own problems and history.

>I think the life sucks.

Welcome to humanity, Philosphers have identified this problem before philosophy was ever a thing.

>>16907769
Assuming you are a man, so if I were your son and for some reason I turned 25 that way and you could give me advice about life, what would be?

>>16907803

I'll ask you these questions *without knowiing much about you, mind*:

- If me and your mom were to disappear, how will you support yourself?
- Did you have a dream when you were younger? What did you want to be when you were 12-15?
- Where do you want to see yourself in 20 years.. 30 years?
- What steps do need to do to achieve that goal?

>>16907653
I think that you can still do something g with your life anon. If you have a highschool degree, then military m8. I'm planning on joining and becoming a Preventive Medicine Specialist because I'm interested in diseases and bacteria and that shit. The thing is that it requires no background knowledge to become one, after 10 weeks of basic you go for 15 weeks and they'll teach you the skills you'll need and I already have some prior experience with Biotechnology. All kids of positions available from a ton of different fields.

I went back to school last year and now I plan on transferring to a uni later on this year, it's never to late to better yourself. I was even your age when I started, OP