I'm not really sure if I really qualify as "overweight" anymore. On one hand my weight always tends to remain around 100kg, but the majority of midsection fat that I have is nearly completely gone. I hardly have a gut anymore, granted there's still fat to lose but I'm in a much better place physique wise compared to how I looked at the beginning of the year. In the past six months I've mainly used an ebike to get around, but now my ebike is undergoing major repairs in the shop so for over a week now I've had to use an analog bike. The analog bike is proving even more effective at fat loss, so I may just continue just riding this bike most of the time instead of the ebike. Furthermore I just broke thru a plateau in my weightlifting training so now I'm gaining strength and muscle. The irony is, of course, that now I have the best physique in my life so far, and I'm arguably more attractive than I've ever been, but the amount of single women I could date that I'm meeting is zero. I've busted my ass in the gym and I'm in better physical shape than the overwhelming majority of people in America, but a huge paradox is there's just no women in my life that could even be remotely considered a dating prospect right now.
As for the job thing I understand the need for it, and I realize I'm doing myself a disservice by not having one, but on the other hand I feel like I shouldn't just get any job for having a job's sake. For a job I get to be sustainable, it needs to be one I can actually do and one that is fulfilling. Yes in theory I could apply to work at the grocery store next to my apartment complex, but what would that actually do for me besides just giving e a job for the sake of having one? It wouldn't do much for me except giving me the ability to say that I have a job, and the mundane nature of a job like that would mean that eventually I would lose motivation to work. I want a job that I would actually enjoy doing, but there's just such a barrier to the careers I would actually consider and enjoy doing. Everything I would be interested in requires levels of credentials and experience that I just don't have. In my case it's especially weird since I'm articulate and intelligent and everyone who knows me personally considers me such, but the lack of credentials and work experience I have means the only jobs where I'd even get hired are like minimum wage, retail type jobs. This of course is really bad since I come from a relatively wealthy background, went to a private school, went to college and all that, and I have above average intelligence according to doctors, yet I don't have any legit credentials or any career to speak thereof. As far as jobs/career is concerned, I'm operating right now at a level far beneath what would be expected of someone of my background, social class, intelligence, and level of education. This is of course very concerning, and I'm not sure how to fix this yet.