[ SECRET POST #3627 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3627 ⌋

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Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT--I also don't know how to drive, to the tune of my driving instructor telling me I was hopeless, and I also have a terrible sense of direction. If there's public transit where you are, it may solve both problems; when I'm going somewhere I haven't been before, I ask bus drivers "hey do you go anywhere near this intersection? It works 99% of the time. And if you're applying for grad school, you must have earned an undergrad degree, which means you can probably get a job filing paperwork, or at a call center, or flipping burgers or something, even if it's not a job in your field it'll be something.

I used to think I would be institutionalized as soon as I turned eighteen, which was not helped by my being jobless when I dropping out of school without finishing my degree. I'm still working on the degree, but I've had a job for twelve years and I have benefits and everything. You'll get through this.