>interesting and uncomfortable job
this

>Do you think it's worth changing my education plan and career path based on my anxiety?

hard to say without knowing more about your circumstances. and you shouldmt take my advice anyway. but I'd say that people change careers all the time these days so its not like you'll be stuck with a certain job just because of how youre educated.

You will change. Constant interaction will get rid of your anxiety. No, this does not mean selling your soul and the fiery justice within you. Unless you happen to want it to.

I'd love to have a boring job that's comfortable (meaning not a lot of social stuff). You would be getting paid, after all

Probably a lot of people will lie and say they'd rather have something interesting and uncomfortable. Something related to their interests or skills or whatever.

But I think for most people that's a lie, made not only to others but to themselves. It's saving face, since it's not likely a job like that would ever end up being a possibility anyway.

I would like a comfortable job that didn't involve much hard work (hard as in difficult, not tedious. I'm ok with boring/long jobs) or socialization and paid enough for me to live and have internet access. That's really all I'd like out of life.

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Honestly, I'd prefer an interesting and uncomfortable job. But it depends on what you mean by "uncomfortable". I don't like dealing with people on a regular basis, or at all, really. Sales would be intensely uncomfortable work for me and I'd never do it. But if it just means I'd have to put effort and thought into my work, I wouldn't mind if the work was interesting.

Don't be a pussy, OP. Go through with it.