u/Latter_Dinner_8053

Ever since I failed to enter medical school, my mental health has been in constant decline over the years. I couldn’t live with it anymore. I no longer have a taste for anything, especially now that I’ve graduated and am working a low-skill job. I hate myself and my no-life. I wish I would just disappear. I’m struggling so much mentally that it physically hurts, but I feel like if I actually confessed how I feel, people would think I’m being dramatic and silly. How common is this? Why couldn’t I get over it?

That those who are really technically strong in IT will find jobs and will be fairly compensated even in today's saturated market I'm feeling super demotivated since my graduation last year i keep hearing conflicting opinions on this matter some people tell me to just switch to something else if i want to be employed while others are saying keep grinding and it will pay off and the field is still good for skilled people. which statement is true in your opinion??? and if the situation is actually hopeless would you recommend an engineer who invested 6 years already in this path to switch to something else like maybe nursing or a trade.