/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>11844303
Slowpoking hard here, but not likely. I looked it up myself a few months back as a way to put some goal in front of my futile existence, and merely reading the application website made it abundantly clear that it's not a job you pick because you have nothing better to do, because they need people with skills and an existing financial support structure. You cannot earn a living helping others(sorry if that sounded edgy)

Things like the Peace Corp aren't looking for random dudes who have nothing but a heart full of good will, they're looking for people with good social skills(you'll need them to integrate with a foreign culture) AND job-valuable skills like engineering or English Teaching. Basically, if you can get into a relief organization, you sound a little too competent to be posting on /jp/, but hell, I don't know the life story of other people here.

>>6596501
>>6596489
Expelled. From a school.

The situation was a little odd. After two years of pissant passive-agressive wankery from a few other students, I finally snapped and smacked one of them around. And in the resulting talk with the teacher, all I was told was that he was wondering why I hadn't done it a long time ago.

So I herped a derp, wondered about it for a while, and then went and punched another dick just to see if disciplinary action really was an urban legend in the educational system I am in. Turns out I was correct. Utter loss of faith and motivation followed very quickly afterwards. So that's the kind of society I was sweating day to day to enter.