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So the other day I got invites from my university for a Brand Development role and an Event marketing role.

1. Because I’ve already interned with the uni before
2. I’m really good at video editing and making media for social media.

I’m not really worried about the interviews, I’m confident I can land at least one of the jobs. The problem comes when my brothers think I’m wasting my time since I did a degree in Creative Computing (Gaming) and now to them seems I’m not using that degree just to get trapped in a 9-5.

I’ve been applying to game related Jobs since August 2023, improving my resume and portfolio but I’ve only ever gotten 2 interviews and never heard again from either. I’ve probably applied to 500+ jobs by now, so I was so happy I got an offer for two interviews as part of my universities new graduate scheme. My plan is to work for the university whilst improving my portfolio and apply to game related marketing jobs to show I have experience.

But my first older brother I texted this about says this I’m going to be wasting my time and it’s a trap that’s going to keep stuck in that job. It’s not worth it because it only pays £25,000 per annum. For a first graduate job that’s pretty good in my opinion, yeh it’s close minimum wage but in this economy its harder to find a GOOD job that pays this much especially when your 21. Anyways when I tried explaining that to him he just left me on read

My second oldest brother said pretty much the same thing but, that I need to value my time into my portfolio rather than chase money, which is not exactly what I’m doing, like I said I can earn whilst building my portfolio. I will say he’s is worried that I keep changing my mind about what particular what I want to do, whether its game concept art, vfx or UI, but I’ve been applying to all sorts of roles and have gotten nowhere so I don’t think I can be too choosy because who knows when an opportunity like this can happen again.

Thoughts?

The other day I went on a date with a girl and she commented on my height. The last time we saw each other in person was about 7 years ago when I was 14 or 15, and I was a late bloomer so I was just a little kid. I'm now 6'2" and although she's seen photos of me, when we met again I noticed that she looked a bit surprised by my height. She later commented that I was much taller than she expected but she was really nervous and shy all date so I found it hard to read her body language and I couldn't figure out if it was a compliment or not.

I've heard that girls generally find height attractive but I'm curious to know how much it really matters.

I have a question I had back surgery and tennis shoes are hard to get on cause I can’t bend my back WOULD those be fine for a guy to wear cause I read reviews and people said they easy to slip on
And tennis shoes make me bend my back some when putting them on