@Anonymous: I guess job of a night guard can be awesome for introverts, unless it connects with you know, doing anything at all instead of staying awake in a house/school etc. I'm not sure but I imagine this job great if you want to practice small hobbies.

Working in an internet café is great too. The wage is extremely small (or at least was in my case) but I enjoyed working there very much. The worst thing about it was the fact I had to stay there mostly on sunny days.

Too lazy ; didn't draw

@Coutoon: Night guard sounds perfect for me... I'm usually almost nocturnal anyway! But I'd imagine they are much sought after jobs what with having to do nothing. It's a good starting point; I'm gonna look for some vacancies :D!

Web development etc does sound pretty awesome (maybe not for me though coz I'm not interested enough or smart enough!)

Do you have to deal with people in a library/museum? What do you actually do?

@Anonymous: That sounds INSANELY awesome! What do you do as a Hotel Desk Clerk? Do you have to deal with humans irl or by e-mail if, for example you're on the day shift?

@Cariafx: That does sound awesome for some I guess!

@Anonymous: Basically customer service skills and data entry. Morning shift checks people out, Day/Night shifts check guests in. Reservations come via phone, fax, or e-mail. Night Audit need a little math skills for checks and balances, but it's just addition and subtraction. They often give you little tasks like dust the lobby, fold the pool towels, etc. Busy work. Most everything is done on the computer in applications that resemble the forms you fill out for a new e-mail aka fill in the blank.

Not all hotels have free breakfast for guests.
Not all hotels have you do patrols, some have security cameras.
If it's a franchised hotel like Best Western, you're going to have more rules.
If it's a fancier hotel you're going to be required a lot more professionalism.

@Cariafx: I wish they would employ people to draw pictures all day, I would do that job for just enough money to live in a tiny room and eat bread and water. I'd still be a very happy person.

@Anonymous: I would do that too...except for the bread and water part. That's not very healthy at all.

@mikshaw: Bread + Water = Beer
Of course it's healthy! :D

@Cariafx: eh no, i look exactly like the guy in pic so..
i like your pics!

@Cariafx: yes, that's me.
sigh. she's gone on holidays with her family for a few weeks.
i wont see her for ages.
gosh i feel really sad now.
sorry. (._. )

OP here thanks for all the suggestions here's an update on my life lol:

Last week when I posted I was a bit scared because of how much my joints were hurting but right now they're feeling a lot better. I know once I go back to work they'll get worse but I'm not as panicked and it will take physical pain for me to be motivated to switch jobs.

I've had a look at night watchman jobs and they're all saying they require good people skills etc so that puts me off a lot...!

After the Hotel Desk Clerk suggestion I thought of data entry jobs, as long as they don't require teamwork or people skills it could be a winner.

This idea feels like it's almost beyond a shot in the dark but I wish you could be paid to wander around the countryside collecting organic specimens and recording what you find!