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>>17564863
I feel sorry for you. Those self limiting believes are going to lead to a life of misery and sorrow.

If you want actual advice and arent just interested in a sorror party the go work in a trade.
I wouldnt recommend brick laying or anything like that. You seem like the kind of person that is sensitive and I dont mean that as a bad thing. I used to work as a carpenter and the way trade people talk to each other wasnt my thing.
I then went to an electrician and worked for him.
Electricians are mostly smarter than your average brick layer or carpenter.

If your boss is shitty find another one.
After a year or two you will be skilled enough to apply for industry work.

You could try to share an appartment with college students to save costs on living.
In that time you can go to a community college part time to get a degree that will help you get a better industry job.

Also it doesnt matter if you already have the necessary skills for a trade job. We had an apprentice who literally didn't know how to hold a hammer. He was such a major fuck up but we managed to turn him into a good electrician.
Even disabilites arent an excuse unless youre in a wheelchair. Just take it slow and steady.

I did all that, saved up and went to college. Now I work in healthcare.

If you have more questions I will answer them tomorrow. Do what you want with that information.
You can never say you havent been told