你试过哪些东西，结果发现不适合你？_风闻

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Majestic-Chain1905

Meth. Worst experience I’ve ever had in my life. So glad I wasn’t one of the ones that get hooked on that shit.

冰毒。这辈子体验过的最糟糕的经历。很庆幸我不是那种会对那狗屎玩意儿上瘾的人。

JMThiphop

Can you tell us about your experience?

可以跟我们讲讲你的体验吗？

Majestic-Chain1905

It made me extremely paranoid, I was tired but couldn’t sleep. My eyes felt forced open, I was horny as hell the entire time, and just felt uncomfortable in my skin, like I wanted to crawl out of it. I see why tweakers scratch skin away.

他让我变得极端地多疑，我累得不行但却睡不了觉。我的眼睛好像必须要睁开。我从头到尾都硬得像根棍子，皮肤特别难受，我有点想从自己的皮里爬出来。我现在理解为什么那些瘾君子都要把自己的皮肤挠破了。

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espressomachiato

Being a teacher.

当老师。

I love the teaching. I hate being a teacher.

我喜欢教学。但我痛恨当老师。

Edit: the funny thing is that I’m still teaching. Will be changing after this school year is done. Do I know what to? Not really, but I shiver at the thought of “Another 30 years to go.”

编辑：搞笑的是我仍然在当老师。等这个学年结束我就换工作。我知道我然后要做什么吗？不知道，但每次一想到“还得接着干30年”，我就浑身发抖。

TooBald

Maybe it’s the audience? Adult education might be worth a try…

或许是听众的原因？成人教育可能值得你试一试……

AerosolHubris

I teach university and it’s an entirely different animal. Much less stress since I don’t deal with parents, and students don’t have to be there - I don’t even require attendance. But this semester there is a huge issue with regression in development. I’m teaching 18 year olds who seem like 16 year olds, and that’s a big difference. It’s a really hard term for many of us.

我在大学教书，面对的是一群完全不同的动物。首先压力就更小，因为我不需要跟家长打交道，而学生们也不需要在场——我甚至不要求出勤。但这个学期大伙退步的情况很明显。我在教一群看起来像16岁小孩的18岁学生，区别非常大。对于我们很多老师来说，这都是非常困难的一个学期。

brownbearks

Covid kids coming through that missed there junior and senior years?

是不是那群没能上高二高三的新冠孩子？

AerosolHubris

Yep. They missed interacting with each other, and with teachers.

没错。他们错过了彼此互动和跟老师互动的机会。

dean_of_gcc

I spent the first part of my career in adult education, teaching to people already employed but needing to refresh skills or learn new ones.

我职业生涯的第一部分就是在成人教育领域工作，跟那些已经有一份职业，但是需要更新自己的技术或者学习新技术的人打交道。

We had virtually no discipline problems. Even the people who didn’t want to be there weren’t dumb enough to risk their jobs/careers on it. They’d just sit quietly. Most people were actually interested and participatory.

我们基本没有任何纪律问题。就算那些不想来的人，也不会蠢到用自己的岗位和职业生涯冒险。他们只是会安静地坐在那里。绝大多数都是真正感兴趣的，并且会主动参与。

Dragnskull

Signed up for college in my 30s, noticed there’s a drastically obvious difference in participation levels with the common factor being age.

30多岁的时候去读了大学，发现不同人群在课堂参与度上的区别非常大，最重要的一个因素就是年龄。

18 year olds sit staring at their phones and generally play around the most, mid 20s participate a little more and show increased interest, and the few much older people basically run the discussions with the teachers

18岁的年轻人们都盯着手机到处玩，20多岁的人们会稍微更加认真一点，展示更大的兴趣，而极少数年级更大的人负责跟老师交流。

ZippyDan

It’s probably a combination of the audience and the administration and the parents.

很可能是学生，教务人员和家长这三个问题的结合。

In that case, private adult tutoring is probably the best option, or becoming a professor with tenure, or maybe some kind of corporate / industrial trainer.

在这种情况下，私人性质的成人教育辅导可能是最好的选择，或者也可以成为终身教授，或者公司或行业的训练员。

berpsjerps

Being a crime scene investigator.

成为犯罪现场调查员。

I have a bachelor’s degree in forensics. I got hired in my dream position at 23, just 2 years after I graduated. This was plan A, the dream I had been working towards since I decided to go into forensics when I was 16.

我有法医学的本科学位。23岁那年，仅仅在毕业之后两年，我就得到了自己梦想中的岗位。这是我的第一计划，是我16岁那年决定学法医学之后一直都在为之努力的目标。

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Then I quit after just 3 1/2 months. I wasn’t prepared for how intense crime scenes are. One of my supervisors had once told me that we aren’t called because someone is having a good day. And she was absolutely right.

仅仅过了三个半月我就辞职了。我没准备好面对犯罪现场的惨烈。我的一个上司曾经跟我说过，人家打电话找我们可不是因为人家今天过得不错。她说的完全没错。

Most death investigation crime scenes we were called to were suicides, homicides, and drug overdoses. Almost never had someone died peacefully surrounded by people they loved. It was always violent and lonely. I had a tendency to think about a person’s last moments that led up to why we were there, and I would be overcome with emotion.

我们被叫去调查的绝大多数犯罪现场都是自杀，杀人和吸毒过量的现场。几乎从来没遇到过那种在家人的围绕中安详去世的情况。永远是暴力的，孤独的。我会忍不住去想象死者生命的最后一刻是怎样的，才把我们这些人带到他身边，于是我就会被情感淹没。

I had panic attacks at multiple scenes. I would always get the work done, but it took such a toll. One day at a burglary scene, I broke down and told my trainer that I don’t think I could do this job. She took over the scene while I went to the van and cried on the phone to my mom. I quit the next week. 

我在很多个现场都惊恐发作过。我永远能把自己分内的工作做好，但代价太大了。有一天在一个抢劫案的案发现场，我直接崩溃了，跟我的导师说我觉得自己没办法再干下去了。她接过手来，我回到面包车里，在电话里跟我妈妈哭。第二个星期我就离职了。

It took a long time for me to be okay with that decision. I knew if I stayed that job it would have killed me.

我花了很长时间才和自己的这个决定和解。我知道如果我继续在这个岗位上待下去，我就会死。

I was praised for realizing early on that this wasn’t the job for me and getting out, but I felt like such a failure. I also felt the degree I got from university was now useless and that I had wasted thousands of dollars for nothing.

他们都夸我很早就能意识到这份工作不适合我，也很早就能离开，但我觉得自己实在太失败了。我还觉得我从大学拿到的这个学位现在一点用也没有，我白白浪费了几千美元。

I’m very lucky to have a support system who love me and care for me. I wouldn’t have made it through this decision without them. It would have eaten me alive.

很幸运的是有一群支持我的人，他们爱我并且在乎我，如果我没有他们的话我是没办法靠自己做出这个决定的。我会被生吃掉。

I’m about a year and a half removed from when I quit, and I still sometimes struggle. I’m in a new position now where I work closely with the crime scene investigators I worked with, and I’m much happier.

自从我离职以来已经过了一年半，我仍然偶尔会觉得难过。现在我在一个新的岗位工作，和之前曾经共事过的那些犯罪现场调查员们紧密合作，我感觉开心多了。

Number1Barooista

Working in a daycare. Made me realize I love my kids not all kids

在托儿所工作。我发现我喜欢的只是我自己家的孩子，不是所有的孩子。

InVodkaVeritas

As a teacher of middle schoolers, I love my age group. Early on in my career I taught 1st grade.

作为中学生的老师，我很喜欢我教的这群学生的年龄。在我职业生涯的早期，我是教一年级的。