I’m completely and utterly burnt out of education, and queer anyway. I live in shithole, US and am desperate to move.

I am very good at math and science, and explaining how to do math to people. I have fairly severe ASD adjacent symptoms at the moment, eye contact is difficult and off putting tics or body posture are just not something I can’t avoid atm. This is a burnout phase, which I experience cyclically and is also related to periods of high stress.

I want a 9-5 with health insurance. I am hopelessly in forever debt, but live poor as shit anyway. I would like to move out of my shithole before they put on “f” on my drivers license. I have a decent size library that I want to transport to wherever I move.

I’ve had severe executive function breakdown related to actual physical torture and other things. What I am looking for is a path to owning a small home in a place that is welcoming to trans people and a job that requires less planning and more in the moment tasks. I have no desire to be wealthy, but I want a house with my name on it that no one can ever kick me out of.

I can program, I can read fast, I can pick up a lot of skills very quickly. I have a BA, BS, and most of an MS. I just can’t organize. I can’t plan out my to-do lists. I need something very difficult and interesting for someone to point me at.

    • blarghly@lemmy.worldEnglish
      5·
      8 hours ago

      I think it’s a truism among professional gamblers that playing poker is a hard way to make an easy living.

      • WhiteOakBayou@lemmy.world
        51·
        8 hours ago

        Not to do it once but to do it for hour after for a hour whole tournament leaves a lot of room mistakes! That’s what separates the wheat from the chaff.

        • Rhynoplaz@lemmy.world
          1·
          1 hour ago

          If your poker table isn’t dealing a whole deck every hand, you should find a new table.

          Blackjack is for counting cards, because they use a continuous sleeve of decks. For poker, you have to read people.