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>Night arrives
>Sitting at the PC becomes physically uncomfortable
>Decide to lay on the bed for a bit
>Sleep
>Wake up at around 3 AM
>mfw left everything switched on and woke mid-sleep
The cycle continues.

>Never heard of it (which is surprising, because it claims it was made by the Bioshock developers), but it looks like a shittier version of Dark Messiah of Might and Magic.
I like the setting, but it's not my kind of game to be honest. I'd rather play something else.
>I'm you, if you were born in the UK.
I see.

Just saw some dude in a construction van doing a U turn in the middle of traffic and almost killing two cyclists. Dude didn't seem to care either
What's the next step of your masterplan?
>The cycle continues.
I found that the best thing for me to fix my sleep schedule is exercice and reading before bed.

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I need to keep myself occupied at those times.

Let me guess, to avoid thinking? I know that feel all too well

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>What's the next step of your masterplan?
The final step of the master plan will be in September, not much will happen but it has to be done.

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I need that all day, and it often does not work. Now that I'm playing nothing, I have that issue.

Blog time sirs
>today last course of my uni life
>finished early
>2 exam months to go, then wagiedom
>I dont feel sad or anything, just a little bit of dread
>Dread for the amount of years wasted on public education
>Dread over the wasted time, resources energy and opportunities
>Dread over the uncertain future that awaits me from now on
>Adding to the sentiment, there is a thunderstorm
>There will be no more "4 years of X, doing very particular things", just bullets at random that I will have to spot and evade
>Got offered to move abroad for work
>I dont feel anxious since how worse can it be
>I am still young so its probably a good experience for a bit, doesnt have to be permanent
>Somehow I still have to make it in this schizophrenic society we live in
>To be able to escape I need the money
>I cant make anything myself, I am condemned to be at the mercy of "employers", "producers" and "suppliers"
>I literally cant just make anything, I have to buy everything
>And to buy everything I need I first need to go through this hell
Thank you sirs for tolerating my braindump. Any opinions are welcome.

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It's not fun but you might adapt quickly fren.
Key is to have a decent workplace.

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I don’t understand what do you study and what do you have to do? Also what’s the problem?

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I wonder if it's on a real qt hunt or spermquest.
Yeah I understand. Maybe you need to feel like you're doing something practical, a feeling of accomplishment might help. How about a walk when you're bored? It will air you out of the house and make you feel fresher when you go back home? Just an exemple.
I'd say let go of the "we live in a society" thoughts. Give this career a fair shot, and try your best. Life is chaotic and unfair but you gotta make money anyway to be able to focus on the things you love outside work.

Also what brune said, a nice workplace will make the worst jobs tolerable

It's the last step of the spermquest.
The original master plan.
I kind of have others plans but it's mostly wishful thinking.

>you might adapt quickly
I am not there to adapt. I already have developed a normie-friendly second attitude that I can switch to at any moment but doing it takes its toll on me.
I am there to make money and then leave.
I studied CS and now I will wagecuck it in the near future.
The problem I am not mentally ill enough to be indifferent to it.
Is this your car? Fucking love cats. I would love to have one at home.
>let go
I am afraid that if I let go I will be consumed by the rat race and I dont want to.
As I said to the other user, I have developed a double attitude. I can invest myself fully without expecting anything from it.

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Then welcome in our world.

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Yeah that’s my kot she’s very cute
Also no one is really made to wageslave
If you have the opportunity to become a freelance or something like that then you should take it
Otherwise remember to slack a lot and don’t give a shit

Walking in
Dont mind me
I have been looking into freelancing for 2 years now but Greece is a way too small market and very few can do it. Also looked online and I am not going invest days for 5eur. Pajeets rule these sites.

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>Otherwise remember to slack a lot and don’t give a shit

Exactly, do just as much as you need so that bossman doesn't annoy you, but beyond that slack off, my friend

Your cat is cute.

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I don't know what I need.

>it's mostly wishful thinking.
You should try them out and see how it goes. What do you have to lose?
Both my office cutie masterplans failed spectacularly but it didn't make things too awkward in the office.
>I am afraid that if I let go I will be consumed by the rat race and I dont want to.
That second attitude is also part of you in a way. Being genuine is less depressing in the long run. The workplace is also full of normies who hate it and just want to go home.
You won't be consumed by the rat race if you stay true to yourself.
Work is just work, get in, get out. Might as well make friends and make your stay in wagiehell pleasurable

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