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Long time lurker but I made an account just to post this.

Hi Reddit. I'm a 22 year old male who has just completed 4 years of community college with nothing to show for it. Growing up I was always very bright and received high marks, even earning a 4.0 my senior year of high school. I excelled at foreign languages, so I decided I wanted to study Linguistics and this has been my life dream ever since. After my senior year I decided to attend a community college while my father retired from the military, so that I could later attend a university for free.

I believe this is where I went terribly wrong.

Instead of grinding out my GE in 2 years, I spent 4 at this school. I dropped classes here and there and had 2 semesters where I had to drop every one of my classes at the end of the term due to overwhelming depression. Last semester would be one of those. I ended up giving up in school because I felt it was doing nothing for me and submitted my papers to join the Air Force. I may or may not actually get into the Air Force due to a medical condition.

Earlier this month my father suggested I quit my minimum wage job and come work with him in order to lighten his work load. He proceeded to provide me with vague tasks which he wouldn't elaborate on and then got mad when I didn't produce a result perfect to "how he would've done it" so needless to say, this bridge is falling through as well.

So Reddit, here I am asking for your opinions on what I could do in order to start having a life worth living where I can once again feel like I'm succeeding at something.
<bot>: Burnt 4 years at a community college and got nothing from it, gave up job to work for family and now that's falling through, trying to recover and live a successful life