>>24686167
I live in Canada but my whole family lived in Yugoslavia until just a few months before I was born. I visited every ex yugoslav country this year. My favourite part of Europe.

have you met Zizek?

>>24686257
I haven't.

>>24686257

Shertainly mosht of ush haven't.

>>24686257
only saw him once in Kolosej with his plastic bag

>>24686246
only because you don't have to live there

>>24686167
Fellow robot from Belgrade. Well friend I'm still somehow going through college, I'm finishing it, but I've fallen into a depressive state which is affecting my studies. How I'm dealing with life? I'm not. I don't really know what I'll do when I finish my studies. There's no work here, you can maybe find some shitty job, where you'll work your ass off for minimal pay. The situation objectively is really depressing, it looks really bleak if you're young here. And the older generation can't even understand the situation in which we're in, because in there youth they had everything handed to them on a platter.

I mean I already know there isn't any objective chance of me getting married or having a family, or having a normal, dignified life here, or having a steady job. I feel like we've (the youngsters here) have been flushed down the drain a long time ago. There's simply isn't a future for us, we have been robbed of it, a large part of us have been "robotized" against our wills.

Ask away if you have any more questions.

>>24687562

It's not as bad as you make it out to be. Especially not with a college degree. I had to go and register at the job center recently and there were plenty of ads for jobs. Of course they were mostly for underrepresented occupations, but they're still available. People just like to complain about stuff and when it comes to doing something, they just don't bother with it.
I'm in Bosnia, so I assume it's even better in the neighboring countries like Serbia or Croatia.