fake: no, I work for a medical consortium, there’s lots of doctors I’ve talked to just like this

gay: he could be, he never said if he’s gay or straight. I hope he finds a lovely husband who bakes him cookies

Wake up and get an hour of reading in =win

Shower and breakfast =win

Go to the hospital where he works as a doctor =win

Finish work at 4pm =win

Lift weights / resistance training =win

Play video games for fun =win

Dude is killing life

You know the key to dealing with social anxiety? Telling people you have social anxiety.

Its like ripping off a bandaid. Once you tell the normies that you arent like them the nice ones will be nice, cut younsome slack and try to work with you. The shit people will out themselves as not worth even trying with.

"man, am I miserable...better do the same thing everyday"

Fake: a 2 years doctor would be working 20/24 hours shifts. Only after like 5 years they get normal shifts

Edited: should be more actually

Sounds like humble brag of a great life to me

Pwease take these piwws at 8am, 12pm, and 1am.

only 6hrs sleep. So real free time is 6-9. I guess anon lives at his mom's due to no mention of chores, groceries. On the other hand you have weekends. but yes, weekdays are dead to wageslaves.

Medical degree can be used for research though? Anon doesn't need to work patient-facing to use his education, surely there is a better position for them.

And this sounds like a pretty good life, time for reading and working out, enough free time to have a relationship. Most doctors don't have such a cushy schedule.

If you are bad with patients and good with technical shit, go into a speciality where you don't interface with patients. Become a diagnostic radiologist. You'll hardly see patients directly. Or become a pathologist. You'll never see a (live) patient.

Idk if they choose to live in an apt or can't afford a house, if the latter, that's so fucked

• 5 am: wake = 0 hrs

• 5-6 am: read = 1 hrs
• 6-7 am: shower, breakfast, travel to hospital = 1 hrs
• 7-8 am: ? = 1 hrs
• 8 am -12 pm: Patient assessment = 4 hrs
• 12 pm - 1 am: Lunch break = 13 hrs
• 1 am - 4 pm: Patient assessment again = 15 hrs.

= 35 hours

Anon appears to be living a double life

I couldn't make it past "first time posting a greentext."