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r/AskMen•

I keep moving the goalpost for dating every time I reach one. At this point in time I am:

  • 22 years old
  • Studying electrical engineering (graduate at 25)
  • Living at parent's home
  • Employed with a moderate pay rate.
  • Own my car
  • Fairly fit

However, I feel like I don't bring enough to the table. The heart of my question is this. Should I start dating again now, or wait until I have a place of my own with a job in my field?

EDIT: My current takeaway is that I need to stop using material things as barriers and work on my lack of confidence. Thank you for the advise.

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r/personalfinance•

I'm looking to try freelancing to bolster my resume and wanted to get some pointers from the pf community.

Questions

  • Have you used any freelance sites?
  • How was your experience? / Would you recommend it?
  • Did it help you land your next full-time job?

Personal Background

Right now I am studying electrical engineering, but have a small amount of programming experience, java and c++. Most weeks at work I get pulled aside to design excel macros that often involve pulling two or more data sets and comparing them, cross-training lists or sanitizing databases. This was great at first but has been waining recently.

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