Aspiring Bog Witch

29,Real tall (6'7), Gay, New Jersey, MSW Grad Student. Casually checked out.

[feels-for-the-fictional]

Wow i feel so much better thanks...

[paragonofevil]

Kerchow

[crying-elf-lass-deactivated2020]

Last thing I see before i get run over is the car giving me “then perish” eyes

[the-spoopy-ghost-of-raejin99]

My bus stares me straight in the eyes as it passes by and decides not to stop for me

[roguetoo]

Korra Firebending by Z-studios

[gay-irl]

gay🎥irl

[catchymemes]

[king-in-yellow]

[lazulisong]

PUU WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT CAT COMING FOR MY IMMORTAL SOUL OR WHAT

[4gifs]

[maruxee]

I’M DEAD

[prokopetz]

Fun fact: if you know your feline body language, you’ll notice that the lynx is deferring to the housecat. As far as these two are concerned, the housecat is the higher-ranking cat.

[thecarvingwitch]

OH MY GOSH

[icarus-in-fl1ght-deactivated202]

It’s because the cat is that lynx’s mom

[softfairies]

[frish-prence]

BIG STRONG DAUGHTER

[pursuingconsonance]

I’m not crying, you’re crying 😭

[whitepeopletwitter]

[bleauberry]

WAS ANYONE EVER GONNA TELL ME THAT WOMBATS WERE FUCKING HUGE?

[superstuporsblog-deactivated202]

Holy shit

[trulyvincent]

Murmuration of Starlings that looks like one huge bird

[avadcniels]

this is too real. thanks i hate it

[tgpgifs]

[everythingfox]

*boop*

[thenatsdorf]

[geniusface]

Wanna get warmed up in your

Heated basket?

mowwrr

[everythingfox]

“This cat saying “well hi!” in a southern accent”

(Source)

[steampunktendencies]

Snowy Victorian Houses

[thatoneredheadedtallguy]

Not just a regular slut, but a slutty slut.

[thatoneredheadedtallguy]

What is being a social worker like? I’ve been thinking about pursuing it and would love some information on what it’s really like!

It varies wildly by what you want to do because you can do a ton of stuff with a social work degree. You can do hospital stuff, child protective services, therapy, school social work, legislative stuff, community education, library social work, etc etc.. It can be depressing and draining as well, 95% of the time you’re meeting clients at their worst. A majority of the time you’re providing resources, education, crisis intervention, some CBT, giving some basic problem solving skills to help them move forward on their own. Sometimes, because of how systems are set up you’re just moving people and you’re not making connections and you don’t feel like you’re doing social work. We’re often overworked and underpaid, but there are these moments when you truly make a difference in someone’s life and they take what you’ve given them and actually use it to move forward and out of their problems that make it worth it.

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