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the_pika posted...

how is your money situation?

if you can afford it, and/or a relative is willing to help you, have you thought about taking a month or 2 weeks off, @pioverlord ?

take some personal time, wake up late, hug your relative(s) and/or pet(s) in the morning, have a cup of coffee and stare at the sunrise or whatever and a hearty breakfast, for a couple days.

Get your mind off work, or stress, and feel like youre healing. Just keep decent habits (other than waking up late) such as shaving daily, showering, getting off your pajamas, and going outside of your dwelling daily so your cocoon/healing time doesnt become depression.

its ok not to be ok - it almost costed me my life to understand this

I have a home to live in (my parents) so I'm not worried about that. My parents are nice people, and would never leave a child to fend for themselves, no matter how old we get. Additionally, I have a bit of a buffer before bills would demand that I find a job. I'm not going to quit until at least after April, maybe even after May, so definitely have room to save too. Thank you as well for your caring suggestion, it does make me feel that I still have control, and I can't let myself not believe in myself.

@Cleo_II

Don't feel obligated to answer, and I know there are a lot of factors, but I just had a call with external recruiters (I believe you're an internal recruiter) as in their company is a recruiting firm, not affiliated with any businesses. I told them about myself, and what my salary expectations are. I know they get paid based on our salary, so they ultimately will want us to get a job, but do you know if they are any good with finding "the right job" or do most people have buyer's regrets after accepting whatever was proposed to them by the recruiters?

I'm going through different avenues but was curious if you had any insight on that side of recruiting or not.