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Originally Posted by Blogwriter
Hi Darkness,
I understand about you avoiding your extended family. I would not want to be around people who criticize me all the time either. As far as your transportation and financial issues go, training might help you get a better job. That way you can move into a city where you can get around more easily and afford the higher cost of living. Maybe you will also find some new friends there. You are in my thoughts.
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I'm working on studying web development at a community college.
I just find full time work difficult due to my MI.
I'm thinking that I'm just going to have to power through my anxiety issues and try another round at driver's training. I have been thinking about things lately and it seems to me that expecting to live in a big city with good transportation without working a full time job is an unreasonable expectation. If I live somewhere with a lower cost of living, then I can probably get by doing eBay powerselling and/or some freelance web development work part time to pay the bills. If I live in a big city where rent is $1200+ per month than I would probably either have to work full time or get a roommate and neither choice is desirable for me.
So yeah I'll toughen out the driving.