What if I don't actually wanna be something..:\

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I'll be 58 in about a week, and I still haven't figured out what I want to be. In the meantime, I've been a farm hand, a sailor/ aircraft mechanic, a carpenter, concrete finisher, plumber, roofer, electrician, steel tier, tile setter, block mason, greenhouse builder, gardener, skydiver, and chicken rancher....Someday, it may come to me.
 
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I graduated college in December and I'm still looking for full-time work, and if anyone asked me, "What do you want to be?" I would ask that person back, "Does it look like I have a choice?" I'm going to a job fair in 3 weeks and whatever job I get, I will take it, because this past summer I worked outdoors in 100+ deg. weather...

I suggest telling your dad what your long-term plans are. You might not have a specific job in mind but at least you are willing to work, and in my book that's
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I do see why my dad wants me to write a paper about it..Haha, I guess I just can't think of anything I wanna do! I kinda want to go to college for Cosmetology, but I think he means like how are you gonna make a living rather than what I'm gonna be! lol I guess it's just questions I can't answer right now.. Thanks everyone for your input!! :)
 
I too wanted to move out of my parents' house ASAP when I was young.

But I went to a community college and got a degree first. It only took 2 years and then I was self-sufficient. Well worth it, IMO.

There are many many bills that come and it helps to have a marketable skill. Then later on I got my 4 year degree while working. Difficult but I really wanted out on my own and 4 years was such a long time to have to wait.

If you get into the right profession, you can even look for jobs around the country.
 
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Haha! All my older siblings moved out immediately!! I don't think I really want to..
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It's not really your choice. If they want you out, then you're out. Maybe this is what your dad is preparing you for.
 
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Syntax and verb agreement might be a good idea too, but if all you want is a "job" those skills might not be needed. When was the last time the buger flipper at the Grease Pit needed to use correct English?

This type of attitude, "I just want a job", might be what is wrong with the USA......................
 
Better to be something that brings in a salary you can live comfortably on than
be living from paycheck to paycheck with one missed payday putting you out on the street.

A minimum wage job won't do it.

Look into a career that interests you. Animals? Vet tech...........
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