Thanks everyone for the comments... To answer someone else's question
@HeIsHere yes i'm aware that X rated content is a sin. That's why i said God might be mad at me for it, and possibly part of the reason why my life currently "sucks". Its just not easy to stop doing something when you do as a form of "coping" with the lack of a real relationship.
I think i'm afraid to give up X rated content, because i don't think i will ever experience intimacy for a long time (or ever, but i hope not). Not saying this is an excuse, i think the bible says to get satisfaction from God and his word, but its still not easy to do.
I do have some ideas of what i want to do with my life. I'm thinking of 2 job choices..truck driving, and law enforcement. All i have is a high school diploma so there aren't many options available for high end jobs (not that they really matter anyway, cuz i hate office jobs and coding/programming, or spending hours at a computer)
with Truck Driving, i can travel the country and actually make good money apparently (near or above 100k a year, depending on the company). But obviously the downside is driving for hours, boredom, etc.
for Law enforcement, i'm thinking of living the Colorado mountains (Aspen, Breckenridge, Telluride, Ouray, etc) to get closer to nature. So imagine policing in mountain towns, getting access to the best nature in the country, little to no crime, and nice communities, etc. the problem is i'm not in the best shape for the acedemy training, and housing in the Colorado mountains will take half the paycheck (around 100k a year)
Im guessing you mean after work? The job description will put you in city and suburban areas. That's where traffic is.
There are good heros that I've supported who were police. They were given plenty of credit where due, so I don't paint with the same brush. That even goes for those f

i agents paid to read our posts looking for incriminating statements.
I've known a few and served some of their families in our churches. We've been a blessing to each other.
That said, you deserve to know what you will likely be getting into. I might write a book some day and include several chapters with names and places on this subject, the good, the bad and the ugly.
The majority of money that municipalities get after taxes is writing traffic tickets . You will likely be sitting in a car all day making people hate you for taking their money. I have studied LEOs a long time, family and friends in leadership positions too.
I've been told they look at the radar, then for the first tax sticker (state inspection) as every car approaches, then the rear tax sticker (license tag), and some chiefs tell them they need to make more money by lying to build a case against them. You will be taught to lie and to do whatever you can to get others in trouble.
Your conscience will have to change to justify everything you are told to do. Some develope what the Bible calls "a seared conscience".
It will be a sense of morality, but actually virtue signalling.
All the cop shows make it look glamorous and heroic. I know a few who were, but honestly it's nothing like TV and movies.
Guess what one of the highest percentages of psycho/sociopaths rated as of careers is after CEOs ?
I've had family raped, robbed, slandered, and murdered by specific police.
All are not that way, but enough were that I told federal law enforcement in my church who wanted my training that I'd need to get to know them personally before I would train them in restraints, physical combat and related. I've turned away tenured police as well as gang bangers.
From my experience, If I were your Dad or Uncle I would steer you in another direction . If you want to carry a gun and be a BA as some say, develope your character, body, soul and spirit.
Memorize Scripture and be the demons' worst enemy.
I have met a lot of pistol packing preachers and church members who joined me on outdoor adventures, backpacking trips, rafting white water, cave explorations, ski trips, visiting shut ins, nursing homes, helping less fortunate, target shooting, fishing, swimming, wildlife adventures. They were from all walks of life and ages.
Overall, i have an interesting choice to make. I Just hope i make the right decision. Right now, i'm leaning towards policing in the mountains, because i really wanna live around nature, and growing up it i always wanted to be a police officer, seeing it as a moral job (even though it's obvious the system is corrupt, but at least in small towns i won't have to deal much with it, and i can actually spend more time helping, rather than punishing and forcing people into a corrupt system, that i myself do not agree with)
I don't blame you for wanting that. I don't know anyone who enjoys the outdoors more than I do, ESPECIALLY the mountains!
I love hiking up our beautiful mountains in West Virginia. That's one thing that compels me to recover from injuries and get stronger. I want to do that again, and share the good news with my fellow West Virginians as well as the surrounding states again.
The Lord can provide you an honorable job where you won't be told to do things that would violate His word or your conscience.
Who knows what happens, maybe i might even find a wife in Colorado.
There's nothing wrong with moving to Colorado.
If you want a full time job in a specific recreational field, I've heard that it's a state that has a lot in the area of tourism.
That might be worth a search.