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39-Year-Old Friend Too Anxious to Find Employment
The 39-year-old has not worked in seven years, and his mother’s job help ended when the employer died, the letter writer said.
- A 39-year-old man remains unemployed seven years after his last job, relying entirely on his mother for housing and financial support.
- The man cites general anxiety and a sleep anxiety disorder preventing him from meeting work start times, while his father died 18 years ago.
- His mother, who is of retirement age with limited funds, faces significant pressure to provide housing and food, jeopardizing her own financial future.
- Advice columnist R. Eric Thomas recommends the mother establish a schedule for when financial support will end, compelling her son to seek career counseling.
- Remote work with flexible hours and therapy are potential paths forward, as the son must take concrete steps to manage anxiety and achieve independence.
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39-year-old friend too anxious to find employment
Dear Eric: My longtime friend has a 39-year-old son who refuses to look for a job. His last job was seven years ago. His mother found the job for him, but his employer passed away. He is bright, likeable, talented,…
Asking Eric: Should my friend keep supporting her 39-year-old son who refuses to work?
Dear Eric: My longtime friend has a 39-year-old son who refuses to look for a job. His last job was seven years ago. His mother found the job for him, but his employer passed away. He is bright, likeable, talented, good-looking and in great shape.
·Mechanicsburg, United States
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Leaning Left5Leaning Right0Center8Last UpdatedBias Distribution62% Center
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