u/AffectionateLow3407

I'm a 29(F) trying to figure out this game of life. I'm an AuDHD attractive woman and I feel it seems to put a target on my head. I'm not socially awkward, I'm just genuine (while being considerate). I don't care about status, popularity or the weird competition that tends to happen amongst women. I work in sales, so I know how to converse and connect with people. I even have friends, but they are more materialistic than my liking. I just moved around all throughout my childhood and was never able to establish a community of likeminded people. In my adulthood I feel like I've had to either choose between playing the game of superficiality and keeping up with the Joneses or simply finding comfort in my own company. All the while having to deal with animosity from women who don't even know me, just wanting to tear me down because I seem like a threat. Am I alone on this? Is there a way to find other GENUINE, KINDHEARTED and SINCERE people?

On episode 1 - theres a prompt to move your mouse quickly back and forth to sharpen her sword. For whatever reason, the game does not recognize I'm doing that. Can someone assist or provide guidance?

Hello all! I’m a 29(F), working full time but willing to quit ASAP if there’s a way to secure training for an X-ray tech. Is there any way to guarantee that? Is there anything I can do to significantly increase my chances of securing that training? Any advice is appreciated :)

I’ve been told Army or Navy is the best route to take. Is there any way to guarantee a specific position if I test well enough for it? I like the idea of Air Force because it’s laid back but, no guarantee. How stressful is the Army? (At 29 I’d be demoralized being screamed at incessantly and bunking with teenagers)Is there any differences if I enlist full time vs reserves? If so, can you please elaborate?

My associates degree is in the arts and sciences. I haven’t taken the ASVAB. I’ve only had a brief conversation with the marines recruiter. Navy and Air Force recruiters had left for the day. I’m not looking for an intense branch so I’m leaning more towards one of those two. Any guidance you have is greatly appreciated! Also, the recruiter mentioned I may be better suited for the officer role, I thought that was only available with a bachelors. Thanks!