A Break
I wrote in an entry not too long ago that I tend to give support, not receive it. And that's not necessarily to say that I'm there for people …
I'm always moving, so it does no good to say where I live. Similarly, I travel a lot. Currently, I'm missing all my friends and, as funny as it sounds, Michigan, of all places--would love to get a job there or Chicago and just settle forever. Lucky for me, Michigan has the WORST economy in the US, and Chicago has surprisingly little to offer. I just graduated from law school, so I am RESTING. I also have an undergraduate degree in psychology. This all means I am very logical, analytical, a great listener and good at solving problems...feel free to contact me for advice.
I'm always moving, so it does no good to say where I live. Similarly, I travel a lot. Currently, I'm missing all my friends and, as funny as it sounds, Michigan, of all places--would love to get a job there or Chicago and just settle forever. Lucky for me, Michigan has the WORST economy in the US, and Chicago has surprisingly little to offer. I just graduated from law school, so I am RESTING. I also have an undergraduate degree in psychology. This all means I am very logical, analytical, a great
Writing, reading, music (particularly smooth jazz), civil rights/social issues, college football, traveling, good conversation, politics (except hearing about this year's Presidential election is driving me up the wall because every time you turn around it's "Obama, Obama, Obama"...and now "Palin, Palin, Palin") Current obsession: video games. Yes, it's true. I was missing college football something awful, so I turned to college football video games and, well...it's gotten out of hand...thankfully, college football season is back...
Writing, reading, music (particularly smooth jazz), civil rights/social issues, college football, traveling,
I wrote in an entry not too long ago that I tend to give support, not receive it. And that's not necessarily to say that I'm there for people …
Since I'm writing about careers nowadays...
I applied for a job position a few weeks ago. And to be clear, as I wasn't in my last post, …
Are career coaches a waste of money? I think they might be. Maybe it depends on the one. But I'm thinking their job description needs to be …
I finally got in touch with "my crush," so to speak. It feels weird writing about her because I always worry that she'll find out …
I heard from one of my best friends the other day. I don't live in the same area as any of my friends anymore, and hopefully that will change …
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I have probably considered myself bisexual since I was about 17 years old, which is when I had my first same-sex relationship. Today, I don't think any label fits.
I just graduated from law school May 2008. I loved my university and always will, but I hated law school itself. Then when I did summer internships, I was bored out of my mind. The final straw was the bar exam, as well as having so much difficulty finding legal employment when it's not worth it. My dream is probably to be a (consistently) published writer. I have been published, but it's far from a career yet.
I've had acne since I was old enough and wasn't really bothered by it growing up. But now it seems like the problems have gotten worse the older I get. I have been trying a lot of different products for the past couple years, and I think I'm on the road to getting it straightened out.
I'm not out and can't say that I ever will come out. I find it very difficult to find support in the GLBT community, mainly because I have identified as bisexual on occasion and because I'm a mixed black female whereas most GLBT communities are filled with white gays and lesbians mainly. I have heterosexual friends whom I know wouldn't care about my sexual orientation, but there are still questions they can't answer, issues they can't help with, etc.
My lesbian relationship challenge? Finding a lesbian relationship, HAHA.
I'm not currently in a relationship, but I'm the product of an interracial relationship. My mother is black, white (English) and American Indian. My father is white (French). I have dated interracially in the past and am open to it.
My main problem is getting motivated again. I have had success in the past losing weight, so a plus is that I know I can do it since I lost 20-25lbs before in about 3-4 months. I got off track when I moved back to Michigan. In Tennessee, I was living in a house with tons of exercise equipment and easy access to healthy foods, and that wasn't true in Michigan in my case. Now I need to lose about 50-60lbs. Unfortunately for me, I know I have another move in my future...
I am no longer suffering from depression, but I was diagnosed with clinical depression during law school. I have a psych degree and one of my friends and I had already talked about my being depressed, so I knew I had a problem but still didn't do anything about it. I would have waited for it to go away and never gotten help if I had not made a friend who happened to be a psychotherapist. I felt like I could talk to him and trust him, and this is the only reason I ever got treated.
I'm not necessarily shy, per se, but I don't approach people or start conversations with others and never would. I am definitely an introvert.