>>34434082
I dont know. It looks like you know best what you could try and what best fits your situation and needs.

Try the going to another country option. Even if you don't speak the language yet.
You can always come back if it's shit.
Just to clear your mind and get a grip on what you want in life

Why not see this as an opportunity to stay with your grandparents until they pass? In the meantime, work whatever job you can and save what you can, put them into high yield saving accounts (don't trust crypto), and save money until you know what you want to do.
That's what I did when I had nothing but debt and a fast food job in my 20s.
Otherwise, you'd maybe get a degree but have too much debt later.

>>34434082
>WHERE DO I GO FROM HERE
There

>>34434082
>My dream was to be an animator, then AI killed animation
Cope. This whole post is cope. Everyone has to deal with tragedy and setbacks to some degree. There were still artists pursuing their artistic endeavors during the Great Depression and World Wars but that didn't stop them.

>>34434082
Damn, OP. The whole world just is against you. Things just happen and everything is out of your control. You're just a huge victim and there's nothing you can do. Have you considered disability or streaming on twitch?

>>34434799
Stupid cog sucking nigger

There wasn't anything remotely close to AI during the great depression or world wars stealing your fucking job systematically.

My family lived through the great depression and all of them fought through world War 2. They didn't have robots assembling US rations or military equipment for you so you'd least have a job

OP built a life of skills that became heavily automated. Never to be used in a mass appeal for the populous ever again.

You're too short sighted to gel on this, but how fucking dare you try to compare the great depression or WW2 to the current economic environment they're 2 totally different animals you nigger faggot

>>34434868
>OP built a life of skills
Questionable. He says he wanted to be an animator not that he is one. I bet there's a shit ton OP isn't telling us and a lot of the framing is making him look like nothing is his fault.

>>34434082
Your life sounds like someone took my life and amplified everything by 50%. The only differences are the dyscalculia (I lack discipline instead), the plans to migrate(I'll probably die without ever setting foot out of my birth country) and the ex-gf (I'll become a wizard this year).

>>34434082
Just wanted to say that I really commend your determination in looking forward OP. There are a ton of similar threads on this board every day but most of them the OP is just whining about wanting to kill themselves. You recognize your limitations but are trying to find realistic ways to work around them instead of just doom posting. I would attempt the options you listed in this order if I were you:

>Move to your friends another country
>Move to your friends in another state
>Get a job at a library and do an online degree
>Go back to college

Usually I would never suggest the first one but I think it wouldnt hurt to try and if it doesnt work out just move onto the next option in the list.

>>34434082
>My dream was to be an animator, then AI killed animation.
What killed animation in the west is out of touch boomers who have no idea about animation and still wonder why nobody watches western slop and converted to "anniemay"
You can still get a job in animation I think, it just requires connections and some talent and luck. Look at TADC and Hazbin Hotel, those cartoons are dead average when it comes to story telling and animation but are butt fuckingly popular.
You probably gotta reach a niche as well. GL.

>>34434082
Have you considered a trade? They're not gonna be replaced by AI in the near future, they haven't figured out the AI robotics interface yet, and even when they do its gonna take ages to make it until it's compliant with government regulations, and even then there will be laws to prevent replacing all workers with robots, and seriously would you trust a robot powered surveillance system to come fix your toilet when you can pay a human who doesn't have a video camera in their eyeballs?

I would spend a few hours, or even a few days just going for hours learning about different trades, and pick one that has labour demand and sounds the most like stuff you might have done before or are most interested in doing. You can use AI to do research on the best one and then it's not gonna take too long to get a job.
>>34434799
Agree the AI animation thing sounds like a cope. The animator industry is for really passionate people, and if you lack any skills/productivity/obsessiveness necessary to succeed you just won't make it.

>>34434555
Yeah OP can learn how to regret their life choices, but in french.

Read think big and grow rich.

>>34434799
>here were still artists pursuing their artistic endeavors during the Great Depression and World Wars but that didn't stop them
Cool, just gotta wait for PWA 2 Electric Boogaloo to bail the gay cartoonists' asses out again

>>34434082
>dropped out of college almost 4 times
Does that mean three?