no its fine, i just didnt think itd be dragon, is all

misplaced comma staring at me mockingly

bell, this is fucking gorgeous! the colors and lighting are amazinggg

hollsss ily

lastly, it may depend on where you live, but if caregiving is smth u can handle its surprisingly easy to get a job in caregiving, most places will pay for you to take the tests/classes while you work there

also quantity of applications over quality. nobody is reading your cover letter for a minimum wage position. apply for as many things as humanly possible, even if you arent totally "qualified" by their standards

start lying. nothing big or hard to fake, but stretch the truth a little. round 8 months up to a year for job experience. list a job you didnt work and "conveniently" not put contact info for them. job interviews are just 2 people lying to eachother anyway, and resumes are picked by keywords

i think they make pills for that