A job?

A job?

Do you want a true answer? Well I don’t want to work hahaaha, but don’t think that I’m a lazy person or a slack I have a good argument to say that I don’t want to work without being a slack. I always thought that when you are working for someone else you are giving your “work force” and doing this your boss is winning a lot of money and you receive a miserable percentage, and all the people say to you that work is a honest way to live and I think … Bullshit!! That is exploitation! Is slavery!

But…I think that if you are doing something that you really love and not for the need of money you are not a slave. So that is a real job and is a real passion, so if you ask me about that I will say that in the near future I’ll be working in a rehabilitation center for people poor people with drug addiction. As a sociologist my work in one of this center is related to find a social cause to this kind of addictions and try to find a viable way to apply a methodology useful to solve this problem.

I love the theoretical work related to this topic but I also love working in the territory so it’s mixture between outdoors/indoors because both things are complementary. I expect in the future to travel to Argentina, because there is a very interesting sociological focus about the drug addiction and that would be very important for my studies because I’m seriously thinking about to do a magister of social work related to drugs and marginality.

If we are talking about the salary in this kind of jobs I’ will be honest: It’s not good. But if you don’t have extravagant pleasures or expensive likes it’s ok!! I never had a luxury life so I’m not interested in the money, I prefer to be happy doing something that full my heart!!