Even when I try my best and apply for part-time jobs, no one will hire me because I have no qualifications or educational background. There’s a reason I didn’t get an education, but it’s not something I can tell people.
In the end, it looks like I’ll be going back to papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) again.
Why can’t I quit papa-katsu?
You could probably make ends meet by getting a part-time job that doesn’t require any qualifications or educational background and working every day.
On top of that, why not try papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) to add a little more comfort to your life?
If you have a stable financial foundation, you can say goodbye to any unpleasant papa (male supporter) and continue seeing only the good—or at least better—ones. How does that sound?
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As others have said, you can’t get a part-time job because you’re being too selective about the work.
Before I entered university, I worked part-time at factories and inns.
Back then, there were a lot of people without academic qualifications, and some factories would even pay for employees to get forklift licenses.
Even if you’re doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), I don’t think you’ll have any good encounters if you’re doing it while wishing you could quit.
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Realistically, there are plenty of part-time jobs that don’t require any qualifications or educational background.
If you apply for those kinds of positions and still get rejected, then regardless of your qualifications or education, it likely means that after interviewing you, they simply didn’t feel they wanted to work with you.
You mentioned possibly going back to papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), but I think it’s the same there—you won’t be able to continue unless they want to invite you again.
So even during interviews, don’t hold back. Try communicating with the interviewer with everything you’ve got.
What’s the point of having all your past experience if you don’t put it to use? Use it here.
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I think it’s because you’re applying for part-time jobs that require qualifications or educational credentials. A convenience store clerk, for example, probably wouldn’t require either.
You can’t quit because you’re being too picky and spending your time going on and on about it here.
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