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Except being in a relationship, of course.

This is somewhat related to my previous post... In my case, I was thinking "he seems like a pretty confident guy, maybe he's not making a move cause he's not interested".

Maybe he looks more confident than he actually is, but I remember during university that guys would just do the most random things and say whatever and just make a move...

I think there's no point in making a move myself

Men, help me read eye contact.

Mainly interested in this guy who's always extremely serious when looking at me: he holds eye contact and i've caught him looking at me when I can't see him but whenever we interact he's dead serious.

Never smiled back to me, he's always nice though.. He doesn't seem shy but maybe I can't tell cause he seems very masculine... I don't understand if he's just serious, or shy or intentionally doing that. He almost looks angry but I can tell he's not haha

Troverò lavoro se inizio la triennale a 27 anni? Al momento senza laurea e disoccupata, ovviamente lavorerò durante la triennale e cercherò di sfruttare la laurea prima del titolo, ma giusto per avere qualche prospettiva...

Preferirei economia (un corso in inglese, L-18) ma forse con ingegneria avrei accesso più facile al mondo del lavoro, consigli?

In futuro proseguirei in ogni caso con magistrale, master...

I gave up on a study course after five years of hell and now I'm back at my parents' house and must make a big decision on what career to pursue and find a job asap. But I just can't decide, I can't picture myself in 5/10 years from now and can't even imagine what type of job I'd love, bc everything seems out fo reach and impossible, just like it felt when I was 20.

I'm from Italy, and I made my previous choice based on job perspectives here, now I'd like some perspective from abroad...

• business and economics This is a course in English, I also speak French and in an ideal world I would have studied foreign languages (but in reality, I would have found no job, here at least, or nothing promising). Studying economics in English would sort of fulfill that, I'd study other languages and strive to become an export manager with time. Other than that I could combine it, in THe future, with studies in cultural heritage, which would be my first choice if only I could live off of that. And find related jobs as I go.

• computer science. Never interested me that much, I had a basic programming course which wasn't that bad, I think I'd be able to do that... But I don't know if I'd really want that. I've thought about it bc I'm interested in data journalism, and I could combine it with data visualization, design, writing... But that's more like an interest, I don't think I'd like the actual careers I'd have access too... I don't even have that much knowledge on what possible jobs would be like.

• management engineering Again export or project manager. I'd prefer economics, but bc of my age this might give me slightly better chances of finding a job asap?

Of course the careers I mentioned require years of work and I'm willing to do that, the problem is I feel very confused, I'm afraid of wasting time bc of my age, maybe studying and not finding a job and also how can one know if a career is the right one for you? You first have to get there...

Any type of advice would be of great help, thank you in advance

I reinstalled windows using a bootable USB a few times... I remember that last time I had all MS office apps installed and I deleted them cause I didn't want to use them on desktop, only via browser...

Now I need them, but this time, after reinstalling, I didn't find them (probably cause I logged with the previous account).

Am I doing something wrong this time, when reinstalling? (Not resetting completely or something) Or is it bc of the account? Would creating a new one resolve the issue?

Thank you in advance!

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