Curious0
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I always wanted to go to University since I would need this academic degree to attain my dream career. It would take me at least six years. Six years without any income. Six years of having to stay ugly.
On the one hand, I would have achieved my goal and the job would fulfill me. On the other hand, I cannot feel confident in my skin during these years and I don't know if I could stay disciplined and motivated if I had to look into the mirror every morning with the result of me hating myself. If I got a job, even a low status and low paying one, I could afford surgeries in my early twenties. I especially aim for a leg lengthening surgery, which is very expensive.
If I went the academic way, I would only be able to afford surgeries in my early thirties, where life is pretty much over anyways. However, I would have a fulfilling job.
If I went the wageslave way, I would be able to afford a leg lengthening surgery in my mid twenties and I could feel confident in my skin, which would result in me being more driven to succeed in all other areas of life. Also, I could still start going to university at 29 or so anyways.
I really don't know what to do.
Which way did you choose to go and why?
On the one hand, I would have achieved my goal and the job would fulfill me. On the other hand, I cannot feel confident in my skin during these years and I don't know if I could stay disciplined and motivated if I had to look into the mirror every morning with the result of me hating myself. If I got a job, even a low status and low paying one, I could afford surgeries in my early twenties. I especially aim for a leg lengthening surgery, which is very expensive.
If I went the academic way, I would only be able to afford surgeries in my early thirties, where life is pretty much over anyways. However, I would have a fulfilling job.
If I went the wageslave way, I would be able to afford a leg lengthening surgery in my mid twenties and I could feel confident in my skin, which would result in me being more driven to succeed in all other areas of life. Also, I could still start going to university at 29 or so anyways.
I really don't know what to do.
Which way did you choose to go and why?