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I turned 20 a couple of weeks ago but yet i have no skills that i would consider useful, im not even sure to with my life or what degree to study? I just want to know what i should be doing or learning at my age that is helpful for me and people close to me. does it matter?

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@pyrinix@kbin.melroy.org · Dec 25

If you're on your own, you must know a level of self-repair and maintenance. Especially if you somehow become a home-owner, you're going to need to know some things or you're going to be spending an lot on specialists who could overcharge you. You have to have some passions, everyone does. If you know what they are and wish to excel or make careers out of them, then go try college to do so.

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