>>6834014Just the simple fact you're only 22 and getting this down on yourself for not "figuring out" what to do with your life yet tell me you'll probably be just fine.
I was pretty lost myself at 22. I dropped out of high school when I was 17, didn't go to college, and just sort of coasted through my 20's working retail making it by. I finally had an epiphany one day soon before I turned 29. I ended up going back to school, and enrolled in a trade program at some local no name school.
Won't bore you with details, but I'm now 34 years old making close to 90k a year which means I live like a king where I live in Florida.
Moral of the story dude, I know the feeling of having no idea what direction you're going in, but in my experience, the people that end up staying lost forever are the ones that are oblivious to the fact. You on the other hand feel like shit about it. Which is good. You'll find your way eventually.
