

Personally I don’t force myself. When I go to the library I walk out with a stack of books. I don’t always get through all of them, because if the content doesn’t draw me in (characters, writing, whatever) I put it down and try a different one.


Personally I don’t force myself. When I go to the library I walk out with a stack of books. I don’t always get through all of them, because if the content doesn’t draw me in (characters, writing, whatever) I put it down and try a different one.


Become a paid online troll I guess. I have a background in manipulation. And if they get so far as my field, we are truly in the bad place.
So…maybe a little. Like, if they listen to octanecore or country, I will not have a good time with them controlling the car stereo. Same with tv. Tbh I do think similar tastes are somewhat important?


I have a work email, an email with my name for only personal/professional contacts outside work, a sign-up email, and my email from 2005 for some reason that I use for dominos.
My contacts know they will either get a lightning fast reply or I’ll think I replied (in detail, I’ll convince myself) and forget they exist. Somehow I do better with email. Still hate a phone call. Must be the AOL kid in me.
7-8 unless perimenopause is acting out
Those aren’t even gray jogging pants.
In my industry it’s “meet people where they are.” All well and good if you know yourself, have the emotional intelligence, resilience, resources to do so. But even in the helper fields you can see people who lack in those things and do a disservice to the people they are supposed to be helping OR can only help so far because they too have some growing to do.


The best bet would not to have them on caseload. Once word spreads, more antivaxxers come, your vulnerable populations and infants are at risk.


Of course. I tend to utilize it across age groups due to some trauma. This is how I became “work mom” at 38, lol.
Dilated all the way to have baby. My body decided that wasn’t for us, so I got the c-section too! I’ve broken bones and it feels like nothing compared to that.


“Be the adult you needed when you were younger” is my version.


10 or so I use daily. 20 or so others I reference occasionally.


If this happened suddenly, I would gently monitor but not panic and jump to the worst conclusion. I have a good relationship with my kids. They have different ways of expressing feelings like this and I’m familiar with them because I know them as the people they are. I’m protective of them, of course, but I also try to give them some room.


Every single time I sat down from doing a chore someone sought my attention. I did not experience a moment of peace. So that, I reckon.


Yeah I’m a monster


Walkie, phone, pens, band aids, counter, whatever I found on the floor…whichever pocket has room.


I would seek a new practitioner and cite this as the reason. Given the track record of these tools, I personally question the judgement of someone using them in clinical documents and even creating “temporary” recordings. Therefore, I would question their judgement and their ability to manage their caseloads if they feel this is needed. I can see this being disappointing after going through all the paperwork. Sorry you’re having to deal with that.
I don’t remember anything before 16 except a few flashes of things. It gets better from there.
On off days, and evenings I like to spend time mostly at home. Reading, catching up on tv, video games. I do like the library.