Do you think this chick is so non-chalant about quitting her job with getting a new one first because she knows she could find a man to pay her bills?

[MatureDJ]

I am amazed at how this chick is not worried at all about being jobless in today's economy (living in NYC, no less!) - but then I realized that she could always get some man to support her, so she doesn't have to worry about being homeless.

 

[BaronOfHair]

I am amazed at how this chick is not worried at all about being jobless in today's economy (living in NYC, no less!)...

Her mindset("I'll work it out..." , "I have nothing but gratitude for my former company")is admirable, questionable as the intelligence of her decision("I FELT unhappy, so I resigned, without sitting down with pen and paper, writing out the costs and benefits of being deliberately unemployed, at this very moment")may be

 

[SW15]

She's in her early 20s living in New York City (likely the Manhattan borough) and she quit her white collar job in a terrible job market for white collar workers.

This makes no sense.

She mentioned dissatisfaction with the work environment but remaining on good terms with leadership and co-workers at her previous job.

This also doesn't add up. The job itself might not have been a good fit for her personality. In a tight labor market, she would need to ride it out for a bit until the labor market improves.

My first question would be about the wealth level of her parents. Her parents would be more likely to pay her bills than a conventional boyfriend. She might have parents wealthy enough to cover her bills or parents that she can move in with once the lease on her New York City apartment runs out within a few months. This seems like the most probable path for her. She lets her lease expire in New York City and moves in with her parents in an affluent suburb somewhere outside of New York City.

She could sign up for a sugar dating website or app. That might or might not work for her. She is in her early to mid 20s and attractive, so men on sugar dating websites/apps would find her appealing. However, relying on a sugar daddy is less reliable than relying upon her parents. I didn't get the sense that she's already signed up for a sugar dating website. She also didn't mention if she has an existing boyfriend. Sugar daddy men are also more of beta bucks men and she might not find having sex with a beta bucks, older sugar daddy that appealing.

 

[Mike32ct]

Her mindset("I'll work it out..." , "I have nothing but gratitude for my former company")is admirable, questionable as the intelligence of her decision("I FELT unhappy, so I resigned, without sitting down with pen and paper, writing out the costs and benefits of being deliberately unemployed, at this very moment")may be

The online motivational gurus probably told her to “burn the boat.” She can always “manifest” a new job too if she gets her “vibrational frequency” high enough.

All joking aside, she alluded to the “privilege of being able to quit your job.” She probably has a wealthy family or successful boyfriend to support her.

 

[Solomon]

She may have a nice nest egg who knows, not every woman is bad with money
One thing I've learned dealing with Upper-class women and Trustfund chicks is some are actually really good with money

 

[BaronOfHair]

The online motivational gurus probably told her to “burn the boat.”

Online gurus and that dude from Fear Factor

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