Like most members of my generation (19 year old millennial) I am currently attending college. Like most members of my generation, I have endured the constant force-fed "wisdom" that if I do not receive a four-year degree at a "prestigious" institution of higher "learning" (aka liberal brainwashing) I will never amount to anything and will be a loser in life. However, unlike most of my generation, I had at least a vague idea that this was, if not a lie at least an untruth, well before my immersion into the red pill, and have been at odds with my parents in regards to this for the last two years.
I have frequently expressed my interest in taking up a vocation, particularly electrical work or welding. This has typically been shot down by my father saying that such jobs require an interest and aptitude in certain areas that I have never shown throughout my life. I am not entirely convinced of this, though I feel that he may have a point. My interests have always lied in more artistic bents (music, writing, drawing), but I am well aware that it is extremely difficult to make a living in the artistic field, and I may never make it at all. I would probably be unable to make a living as a mechanic, as I have never shown a particular interest in how cars work, but I am not sure how the same logic would apply towards electrical work or welding.
I would like to pursue a career in the arts, but I do agree with my parents that I need a fallback of some kind, which is why they currently have me attending college. However, after fully ingesting red pill truths, I know that I simply cannot continue going to college and watching the mass indoctrination all around me, while indebting myself for a degree that odds are will not help me at all. I refuse to work a white collar job that goes against my very nature as a man, no matter how cushy and "prestigious" it may be. I'd like to know if any of my fellow forum readers- the older and more established ones- could offer some suggestions in both researching a blue collar or vocational job that could potentially work for me, as well as convincing my parents that such a decision is not a foolish one, or if such a task turns out to be simply impossible, how to go out on my own.
I have frequently expressed my interest in taking up a vocation, particularly electrical work or welding. This has typically been shot down by my father saying that such jobs require an interest and aptitude in certain areas that I have never shown throughout my life. I am not entirely convinced of this, though I feel that he may have a point. My interests have always lied in more artistic bents (music, writing, drawing), but I am well aware that it is extremely difficult to make a living in the artistic field, and I may never make it at all. I would probably be unable to make a living as a mechanic, as I have never shown a particular interest in how cars work, but I am not sure how the same logic would apply towards electrical work or welding.
I would like to pursue a career in the arts, but I do agree with my parents that I need a fallback of some kind, which is why they currently have me attending college. However, after fully ingesting red pill truths, I know that I simply cannot continue going to college and watching the mass indoctrination all around me, while indebting myself for a degree that odds are will not help me at all. I refuse to work a white collar job that goes against my very nature as a man, no matter how cushy and "prestigious" it may be. I'd like to know if any of my fellow forum readers- the older and more established ones- could offer some suggestions in both researching a blue collar or vocational job that could potentially work for me, as well as convincing my parents that such a decision is not a foolish one, or if such a task turns out to be simply impossible, how to go out on my own.