>> Is it wrong to find another job that I find best suited for me while I keep my current one?

I don't know if you read my post, but I actually said it twice.

>> It's all well and good that you're looking for a different job..
>> Ryuuchi, I'm not saying you can't look for a better job on the side..

No. There's nothing wrong with looking for a better job as long as you're keeping your current one. That's what people usually do. That's what I mean by security.

The impression that you are giving is that you've given up on this job by not turning up for work simply because you didn't feel like it.

>> There was nothing for me but the next day, Tuesday. I slept through. My friend's wife woke me up. She was on her cell, talking to my friend from work. This was around 9:30-ish AM. My friend relaying messages to his wife and was wondering if I can come in for work. The thing is I said: I guess not. Then I went back to bed

Like I also said, this job is not your career. It's simply a job that will get you funded for your bigger goals of college or whatever. In that respect, you don't have to like your job now, just endure it until either another opportunity arises, or you have enough funds to make your next goal happen.

Anyway, if you were happy, and knew what you were doing in life, then of course, I have no right to tell you what I think. But you're the one asking for advice and what to do here. I am simply giving my two cents worth, and trying to get you to think about your actions a little more.