OP find a nice guy, get married and maybe work p/t at home. You clearly do not want a career, many don't. How is your personal life going btw??

OP is a self-described underperformer, and her post is riddled with grammatical and spelling mistakes. And we are telling her to become a teacher?

Op - see a therapist and work harder at your job. That's the only way to break this cycle.

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Anonymous wrote:My dd was an English major and worked on Wall Street and now in tech. Maybe pursue a certificate in a field you might like OP. Even if you have to take out some loans, it is worth it to have a happier life than what your situation sounds like now. Good luck! One step at a time.

your post is useless unless you tell us where your DD went to UG. She most probably went to a ivy or ivy-peer that has OCI from banks (and she is conventionally attractive to boot).

So yes, if you major in English or Art History from Princeton (or duke if you are an attractive chick) you two can tap into ws oci and get on the 'train track' from there

There are many things you can do with an English degree. I'm an attorney, am doing well and love my work. I have a friend who is running an office of a large PR agency. However, you can't excel in anything with any degree unless you have confidence and a strong work-ethic. The first step is taking a close look at yourself and working to make changes there.