WTF, Trigger???

[Popcorn Sutton]

Someone blindfold and whip me. 

fixed. 

[Popcorn Sutton]

Looking at all of this, I'd have to say that PMS did over-react a little.

Of course it's her right to over-react and everyone elses right to point it out.

Hopefully Trigger doesn't get stuck with the stalker label because he doesn't deserve it.

[Cumberdale]

I don't like MLA and he doesn't like me,

I don't dislike you, I barely know you.  Compare how I interact with you and how I interact with people I genuinely dislike and you will see a major difference.  You don't like me because I called you out on your bullshit.  This is something that will happen often here. 

[Squidusa]

Someone blindfold and whip me. 

fixed. 

Well of course that is appreciated too.   

[bodaccea]

I am sure Elle is an excellent therapist.  I have studied psychology,  not to that level,  done A level and then 2 out of a 3 year diploma course.  You know why i didn't get a degree?  it was too damn
difficult!  People think it is a fairly easy subject.  It's not.  It is a science, and it's damn hard.

The one thing that i found out from it -  yeah it's great as you are often able to help others, and
see different viewpoints.  Yourself?  oh forget it!  psycho analyse yourself and it is just useless!

For some reason (me personally)  i found having these tools that seemed to benefit friends etc
rendered me more confused,  and even less able to sort out my own mess.

 

[renaeden]

^I agree with studying psychology to be hard. I am in my third year and I still feel like I hardly know anything though. And I think at the moment I would be crap at being a therapist. I need people skills.

[Cumberdale]

I was a Psych major for three semesters, after five of Biology and before my final major of English Lit.  This is why it took me 6 years to earn my degree.

[bodaccea]

I was a Psych major for three semesters, after five of Biology and before my final major of English Lit.  This is why it took me 6 years to earn my degree.

I think it takes a lot of hard work and determination to get a degree,  so well done to whoever has one!
I failed.  I was spreading myself a bit too thin i think as i was working a lot at the time.  Plus being a bit on the dippy side.  Anyway it's certainly something to be proud of.

and ren,  keep at it, you will get there and it will be worth it!

[renaeden]

^Thanks. I still haven't worked out what I will do with the degree, study more, or get a job.

Hubert, what was your degree for in the end?

[Cumberdale]

^Thanks. I still haven't worked out what I will do with the degree, study more, or get a job.

Hubert, what was your degree for in the end?

For?  Liberal Arts degrees aren't really "for" anything

It proved that I could stick with something long enough to gain a degree, and it proves that I know how to learn.  I don't use it in any way in my current job.  If I decide to go to law school it will be pretty useful.  My GPA and LSAT scores combined with the fact that many law schools are trying to beef up their English admissions gives me almost guaranteed acceptance to the schools closest to me right now.  Unfortunately, hard to do with a young family in tow.

[Callaway]

^Thanks. I still haven't worked out what I will do with the degree, study more, or get a job.

Hubert, what was your degree for in the end?

For?  Liberal Arts degrees aren't really "for" anything

It proved that I could stick with something long enough to gain a degree, and it proves that I know how to learn.  I don't use it in any way in my current job.  If I decide to go to law school it will be pretty useful.  My GPA and LSAT scores combined with the fact that many law schools are trying to beef up their English admissions gives me almost guaranteed acceptance to the schools closest to me right now.  Unfortunately, hard to do with a young family in tow.

What were your LSAT scores?  I think you would be a good attorney.

[Cumberdale]

^Thanks. I still haven't worked out what I will do with the degree, study more, or get a job.

Hubert, what was your degree for in the end?

For?  Liberal Arts degrees aren't really "for" anything

It proved that I could stick with something long enough to gain a degree, and it proves that I know how to learn.  I don't use it in any way in my current job.  If I decide to go to law school it will be pretty useful.  My GPA and LSAT scores combined with the fact that many law schools are trying to beef up their English admissions gives me almost guaranteed acceptance to the schools closest to me right now.  Unfortunately, hard to do with a young family in tow.

What were your LSAT scores?  I think you would be a good attorney.

90th percentile.

Thanks