u/Frosty_Shoulder6829

I (17m) have been trying to find a job for a couple of months and it just seems impossible for me. My dad (69m) has been bothering me to get a job for a bit now as if I haven't been applying to every place near me and actively want a job. I been applying, calling places up asking about my applications, reaching out to family, friends, and neighbors about jobs, but nothing seems to work. I am wondering if I am going about this all wrong, or if I am just stuck without a job due to the economy.

Also recently I been searching online for jobs but I am completely lost on how to do so, with my lack of experience in any jobs and not yet graduating high school.

I know this subreddit is supposed to be for questions and discussions, but I wanted to thank this subreddit for what it has done for me. I cracked around 6 months ago, first just thinking I was genderfluid before fully becoming a woman. If I didn't go on this subreddit that one day 6 months ago, I probably wouldn't have figured out my true gender identity for a while, especially living in the bible belt area of Missouri (ew). Not only that, but it felt like the people here were super kind and respecting when I slowly figured out and gave me good resources to help me figure out who I truly am.

Now, 6 months later, I am doing relatively good for myself regarding this topic, I am writing this after shaving my legs for the first time which is one of the most happiest, more euphoric feelings I have felt. I have also started therapy to see if I could start HRT when I turn 18, despite the gradual decrease in trans acceptance in current politics in the US and Missouri.

Thank you to anyone who read to the end of this post(that being if it doesn't get taken down due to it being kind of irrelevant), and thank you to anyone out there who supports LGBTQ this pride month.

-Nova

EDIT: Omg I completely forgot one of the main reasons I wanted to post here. I started trying to do voice training a few days ago (emphasis on the word trying), and no matter what video I watch, I just can't seem to understand it 😭. It feel like I am just doing it completely wrong and I am the stupid one. I was wondering if someone could give me a good video that worked for them so I can see if I am the problem or if the videos I am watching are the problem.