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Is there anything I can do where I am not surrounded by the most passive-aggressive b.tch-ss people to ever exist ??? I truly believe this is a legal industry issue, where no one can sit still without making other people feel like cr/p purely for the kick of it all. Is academia better? I have the option of doing an LLM. Is there anything creative that I can feasibly transfer into? Publishing/editorial/journalistic work?? Is consultancy better??? Need serious answers from people who are actually happy in life and don't regret making the switch/don't feel like they gave up.