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Hello, I'm Mitch Morgan from the CBS television show Zoo. I'm looking specifically for Jamie Campbell, but anyone else from the canon is free to message me, even doubles. I'm 21 if that would make anyone uncomfortable, and you can message me @dogwiththeplasteredsmile

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Hey there again, thank you so much for the help earlier. I read the rules and was a bit confused on whether I could send in different asks for different kintypes, so I figured I'd try and if that isn't allowed then you can just ignore this ^^''. I was wondering if I could get some motivational self care for Mitch Morgan from the CBS tv series Zoo who's going to college soon to get a vet tech degree and is worried that they won't do well? Thanks in advance

Oh gosh this ask is so old, it’s probably not as relevant anymore. But I’ll give you the advice you requested anyways, and try to tweak it so that it can be applied to where ever you may be in your education! My sincere apologies for this massive delay.https://kinfolk-pick-me-up.tumblr.com/post/154446852514/motivational-self-care-for-mitch-morgan-from-zoo

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Motivational Self-Care for Mitch Morgan from Zoo

College can be a very stressful transition for just about anyone. As I’m sure you’ve realized by now, college isn’t like high school. Professors are apt to be more apathetic than high school teachers, and the way homework is handled varies from professor to professor. But it isn’t all bad! Most professors are used to handling struggling students, and many (while seemingly apathetic) can also be surprisingly sympathetic. When it comes to tackling something like veterinary degrees, you’ll be sure to face a lot of obstacles. Always be open and honest with your professors. The worst case scenario is that the professor happens to be kind of mean, but more often then not professors are willing to be at least a little flexible and understanding.

You may feel pressured to live up to your previous life. While it’s true you were intelligent and successful, remember it’s perfectly fine to struggle with things you used to not struggle with! It doesn’t mean something is wrong with you now, it just means that you’re also a new person with a new life. Remember to be patient with yourself as much as you can.

Don’t be scared to be assertive when sharing a living space. This is something I had to learn the hard way, but sometimes in college people can be pretty selfish. If a hallmate or room mate is bothering you to the point it’s disturbing your life, speak up about it! Contact a Resident Advisor (RA) or your schools’ equivalent, tell them what’s going on. You have a right to a living space that doesn’t stress you out or make you feel unsafe! Always try different study techniques and locations. Some folks find it fine to work in their dorm rooms, others find it easier to go to the library, still others like to go to a local café to work! The possibilities are plentiful, and this time you don’t have to worry about unnaturally vicious animals disrupting your study time! One last thing: Never be afraid to ask for help. Whether it’s going to a writing center for help with essays, or going to Health Services and taking advantage of counseling. College is a lot easier if you can let go of the idea that you need to always solve your own problems on your own. Take advantage of the resources around you!

Hope you’re doing well Mitch! Good luck with your second semester!

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