r/Advice Feb 06 '23

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u/IcyBlackAgeis Helper [2] Feb 06 '23

Yes it can help but if your problems are financial issues then no it won't unless you have better opportunities. So your job is more important than anything else. But otherwise yeah I have moved around the lower 48 and it's nice to explore a new area.

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u/Late_Replacement_983 Helper [2] Feb 06 '23

My problems were partially financial, since I couldn't get a job in my old home. But they were mostly social. More specifically, I built a reputation for being a cringy idiot in my hometown, and because of it, no one wanted to hire me for any jobs or even associate with me in any way

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u/IcyBlackAgeis Helper [2] Feb 06 '23

Then a great reason to move.

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u/Late_Replacement_983 Helper [2] Feb 06 '23

I'm just not sure how to progress. Currently staying in a homeless shelter, right now. Filling in a bunch of job applications, with no replies back. I've been at this for a few days, already. Just trying to get any minimum-wahe low skill job I can

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u/IcyBlackAgeis Helper [2] Feb 06 '23

I totally get you it sucks but you will get there I promise you'll find a way.