Though I guess if the "transitive" state is 2 fucking years its not really transitive is it? I need to get out of the house more. Someone call me a faggot and tell me to sign up for fencing classes please lol.
Hey. Fencing sounds fire. If you ever get into it, make sure to share with us what your experience is like. I doubt of getting into fencing myself, but who knows.
"Yea, I was hoping to find a spot I might fit well into with hopes of eventually specializing into what may be required in the company.

" it's only as much of a humiliation ritual as you make it. HR and employment hasn't changed in fucking hundreds of years.
They probably aren't going to give you the job anyway, so if common courtesy isn't getting you anywhere, and they start saying retarded shit; call them on it. They need to hear it.
Sorry, I was indeed overreacting. I got told that there was a four-hour (20/24 hours a week) position available but it is literally when I got class, so I guess I'm now in some random company's database. Better than nothing, but still feels like nothing.
I've done rifling, archery, trampoline, tennis, badminton etc in my youth, and I'd be eager to try any of it again, yet I just don't go for a test class. I hype myself up about archery, look up the site, see 5 balding fat dudes who look like loners and just lose interest.
Without
exposing myself, I have this memory hole of when I gave basketball a try but, as the term implies, I don't remember it. Maybe I imagined it, who knows.
I also gave football (what Ameritards call soccer, I think?) a try, archery, badminton, kickboxing, swimming, going to the gym... Archery and badminton were definitely my top two in terms of how much I liked it, but in both instances the coaches were lazy-coded. On badminton—and this is a bit of a sad story—, the coach was getting old and was genuinely just giving up altogether. On archery, however, both coaches distracted themselves into not working, so I just quit.
I don't know to which degree gyms have gotten worse, but from what I hear, it has gone downhill indeed. Everyone's wearing headphones to prevent cancerous by-default pop songs from entering their ears, hoarding the equipment and/or undergoing roid rage whilst girls act like whores in front of the mirror. Guys will do the same, although they swear t-they're straight. Whatever, man.
I still have my doubts on chess. Yes, yes,
not a real sport, but I always complain about not being cognitively challenged enough, which sounds more like a cost-less ego boost than an actual problem, but my degree warrants rote memorization as compared to, I don't know, using your noggin. I get tired from memorizing stuff, but I don't actively solve a thing? I could've gone the engineering route but I wasn't ready for it.
Chess would seem like a good idea but my autistic ass gets anxiety-induced cognitive paralysis from so many different options available: how do I know I'm making the right move? How many times do I need to give it a try before I reach X elo or proficiency? As proved, this cost-less ego boost is more of a self-deprecating and ironic joke about undiagnosed room-temperature IQ. No bullying allowed; I'd cry
