I made my first website when I was 16 (now 24) and let me tell you there's no way that I could have sold these skills as a freelancing gig.

My experience is one where I've always been interested in dev work but didn't have the resources to continue it or nurture the skills so I pursued another education. I ended up coming back to dev and now I'm a software engineer.

I highly suggest getting yourself a mentor. They will point you in the right direction for learning materials, put you on the right track and will be honest with your prospects as a freelancer. Hey maybe you can apprentice with them and make a bit of money that way. Either way, reaching out to some dev friends, going to dev meetup, or reaching out to someone you find on LinkedIn might be a good start to finding one. I'm mentoring someone right now and I love it!

Good luck and don't give up!

Where did you get this? I saw one the other day and it made me so happy 😊

If they're meant to break up then they will and you can ask her out. But if you try to coax her out of the relationship it won't end well. Be respectful to her and be a friend or mentor.

"You've got it all wrong. Why should /I/ choose /you/?"