and I can't help but smile because of how notable this is and I just wanted to say thank you to @maura_healey you are making such a difference already ♥️ 2/2
I am currently in my child and family policy class for my last semester of my masters in social work and my professor is going over the basics of how a bill becomes a law *cue schoolhouse rock music* and he is using "she/her" pronouns when talking about the governor 1/2
I just used the phrase “I was 13 once too” with a client who said “you don’t know what it’s like” and oh my god im turning into the adult we were so annoyed of.
Would anyone like to be a case study for a paper as I do not have an internship at the moment? If you have had what you may describe as a traumatic experience and feel comfortable sharing with me, please feel free to reach out within the next like, now :) You of course can read
So instead of taking off my light sweatshirt to put on his heavier sweatshirt because I didn't want him to see what I looked like in a tank top for two seconds, I put the heavier sweatshirt over my light sweatshirt and overheated the whole time. Body dysmorphia for the win.
Using myself as a case study and reflecting on a time in high school when I went to a football game where it was going to be really cold and a guy I liked gave me his sweatshirt to wear.