<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

Hey Reddit,

So, with your help, I scored the biggest job of a lifetime.  A great management job at a high-end shipping terminal on the California Coast.  Five months in, I feel I'm being ran into the ground.

For the past month and a half now I have been working 12+ hour days without fail, often 5-6 days a week, sometimes I've even worked 14 days straight, no overtime, no bonus, no nothing.  

I work a salary position, so I get paid for 80 hours every two weeks.  I'm exhausted, and I have almost no social life.  I rarely see friends, when I do it's great... but it's just not long enough.  

Question is, Reddit, is this normal?  I just graduated college, so I don't know how the real world works.  Do people in $50-60K/yr jobs just work this much?  I keep telling myself that if I stick with it, I'll be able to work my way up... but the issue is I see my boss work the same if not more hours than me.  

I'm just afraid this industry is not for me, but I really don't want to give up the chance of my lifetime.  

I know I'm lucky to have a job, I know it's selfish for me to be a 22 year old complaining that I'm working *too* much, but I have no idea what to do.  I'm afraid to talk to my boss, I'm afraid to say anything because I don't want to sound like I can't cut it.
<bot>: I work a lot, I feel like I can't take it sometimes.  Is this normal, or should I quit?