@Squeezeblossom @anymany in any industry, you get to teach / train people. It's a valuable life skill. In the trades, you will always have people who you can teach and learn from. Apprentices want to be taught and there will be plenty of opportunity to educate the newer people. It's part of why I love the trades.
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yeah, ik, i was just hoping to teach stuff like stats, coding, human geography, foreign language. stuff that i already have experience with teaching in a classroom environment. i mean im not dreading a trade, i think it would also also be a good fit i just preferred teaching
It's unfortunate that everyone makes you fell like you have to live up to their expectations. I know that can be very stressful and disheartening. You are a human being yourself. You should get to play by your rules unless they hurt you or anybody else. Almost everyone I know says that "successfulness" is how rich and how popular you are. That isn't the reality of things. In my eyes being successful is to help people, mentor them, build a bigger and better community. Being a teacher, and helping other people definitely feels like it would suit this. If you feel it's right, go ahead and be a teacher and live you dream. It would only make you feel better about yourself. Unfortunately, with everything there are consequences. If you're okay with them go ahead and be a teacher.
Remember, I'm just some 15 year old kid on the internet and knows no better. You could listen to me or you could listen to someone else, someone else you trust. Believe in yourself as this is the only way thing will get better. Best of luck.
that's how i used to live my life, i used be be so overwhelmed with other's expectations of me that i have and do think about suicide. I KNOW that im genuinely not a failure but hearing / others feeling like im a failure really doesnt help
In my eyes your the opposite to a failure.
why thank ya. i feel like a have a dependency of the internet and social media because in here i can post my stuff and not be seen as a failure which is a nice change of pace
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I think you'd really like the trades. Your whole life sounds nearly identical to mine. I'm an electrician now, and my only regret is waiting til I was 26 to start my apprenticeship. I wasted a lot of time in university trying out biology, computer science, artistic endeavours, cooking. Ultimately the trades brought me satisfaction because the work is steady, the pay is good, you are paid to learn, and you have the time to work on your hobbies and interests outside of work. You never take your work home with you in the trades, which I imagine teaching requires you to be emotionally invested at all hours of the day.
Sorry your parents suck. It gets better.
anymany
i was into the idea of teaching because i love seeing the spark in in someone's eyes when they get something and i would've worked for that because ik that like me, many people hate school because they dont have a teacher that can do that. rn im thinking about welding , seems fun