Lifestyle tips

I know this question has been asked a million times but hear me out. I know I should do “office jobs” or “work from home”. But I’m thinking a little bit more specifically. Currently I’m a flight attendant and make pretty decent money. However that lifestyle is not good for gaining/ mental health. I would consider going to a trade school of some sort to land a high paying desk job. I’m very social able and can talk to anyone, so naturally I’ve considered entry level sales jobs. Just scared to take the plunge on leaving my current job

This is my my feederism hot take but honestly I don't like completely sedentary jobs as a feedee because at least for me if I stay sedentary all day I just don't get an appetite at all. I would say preferably try to find a job where you move around some but still get to sit down for long parts of the day. I currently work at a warehouse as a wheel chair technician which allows me to set around for most of the day waiting for our deliveries to show up, and when they do I can sit down while I work on them. Because of that I'm burning some calories through out the day but it makes me hungry enough I'm easily able to eat enough to replace and exceed the calories lost.

More on the office/sedentary front, data entry pays alright, and it is completely wfh, at desk all day. I snack mindlessly all day long and have put on nearly 30lbs in 4 months without really trying.

I currently work in a bank in operations. I'm sitting at a desk processing checks all day. It's made me more hungry than my active jobs in the past, which is odd. So I've gained 5 lbs since I've started this job on the 7th. I would recommend seeing if there's any office jobs, it would definitely help you gain.

I second the banking industry - I went back to it this year in March and put 15lbs back on I steadily lost last year. Since being in 5 years in banking from retail, product dev, and accounting, the snacks and perks and wfh moved me from 190 to 226...