
It's ok to take some time just for yourself and sort things out. I had thought that I had a solid plan going through uni. I graduated on time with extra credits, but finding a job in my field was hard. I pursued a work place diploma in addition to my bachelors, and finally got a job working in the field I thought I wanted to be in. Actual field practice was very different from my studies, and I found I really hated my job. So I resigned and just decided to risk it and teach abroad. Today, I'm a teacher, and while my work is still hard, I find I don't hate it the way I hated my first field-related job.
If you're confused, I would suggest volunteering at/for a non-profit that you like, to build social connections. Consider it an investment into building your resume, if I could go back in time to my high school and university years, that's what I would do. It's hard to land even a first job if you don't have a lot of "professional" connections (such as a referral from a superviser or manager). Even if all you do as a volunteer at a local animal shelter and all you did was put up posters and register animals. It might also give you a clearer idea of what you want as a career. Nobody really tells you working in your field is different from what you studied.
I don't know if this is just rambling to you, but I hope it helps.
Am I the only one that currently doesn’t know wtf they wanna do in the future I’m currently 16 and I genuinely have zero ideas zero dreams and everything is going so fast and I’m so overwhelmed? Wth am I supposed d to do anyways overall such a great manga loved loved loved the realistic unfolded events although I do hope my boy hyunmin got someone in the end uwu