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I think if you're very unhappy with your life, there's hope for you; the odds that you're in anywhere near the best habitat for the unique creature that you are is very low. Many high potential people are unusually high maintenance & few environments really work for them.
Plot your escape. Have a fallback plan, but not an easy one. Hitting escape velocity is hard, but you only have to maintain it briefly. Move somewhere new, maybe near your online friends; take a new job; throw yourself into an unusual situation. This is your life
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I'm stuck and halfway through this ordeal called an engineering degree. Haven't paid attention to the light of day or human warmth in years. Pretty miserable but can't exactly move somewhere new now can I? One's got to serve the rest of his current sentence or contract first.
Depends; I dropped out of college one semester short of earning my degree & it was one of the best decisions I ever made
In general, people don't *change* instead they grow ( developmentally progress hopefully). What you're describing sounds a lot like what is termed a "geographic cure" which may be useful during some phases of addiction but otherwise doesn't work very well.
Utilize that Katana sword you have!!
I’ve been thinking about this thread a lot. This is why I’m moving to SF. When I was there I was so much happier with the person I was. I was constantly learning or working, and it was so fun. I’d find myself naturally drawn to different things (like reading books>twitter)
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