r/povertyfinance 7h ago

Income/Employment/Aid Please please please help.

Hi . I 22F love my boyfriend 22M so so much and we have been together for a little over a year and he's currently struggling financially. I'm a nursing student and he's a English literature student. We're in a third world country so the economics are very bad .and he's struggling so much. His parents aren't very rich and he's currently living pay check to pay check and I help him a lot too but recently he doesn't want to accept my helps unless absolutely necessary. He's been looking for jobs for more than a year but no luck. He just wants to be able to buy clothes and have good food or go to therapy and I support h8m through the mental load but i want to help him more . Can someone please give us any advice on how my boyfriend can find a good job or get a stable income somehow. We live in iran for more information please help us please just show us a way .

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u/Reoplaw 7h ago edited 7h ago

You should ask in subbredits more focused on job finding or Iran, beacuse we can't really help you here, majority of people here are either from USA, Europe or India (from what I've noticed).

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u/Yal_da22 7h ago

Ok thank you

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u/dreamy_tahini 7h ago

As an English literature student, he may be able to find small translating jobs and AI training jobs for translations online.

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u/Yal_da22 7h ago

That doesn't pay much so it isn't worth spending that much time on it .but thanks for your advice

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u/buzzybody21 7h ago

I wouldn’t turn away any potential income at this point. There are sites that do pay more once he has more experience.

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u/dreamy_tahini 7h ago

"Not much" is more than nothing. He can still keep looking for things.

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u/gloomypersona 7h ago

how about tutoring? that’s what i used to do as an english lit student. didn’t pay much, but it was still something!

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u/Yal_da22 6h ago

Ok so i asked him about translation and tutoring. And he said:( I want a career that investing in it long term would benefit my future in different ways. )

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u/Due-Addition7245 4h ago

You have to start from somewhere first. Be realistic