i feel like i've always been everyone's back-up plan. and it's definitely not nice.
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i feel like i've always been everyone's back-up plan. and it's definitely not nice.
i'm anxious about working in hospital, help. what should i do?
no matter
no matter how noble your job is, no matter how important your role in community is, no matter how you've already accepted that it'll become until-you-die-job, no matter how people trust you, no matter how good you grades were, no matter how you actually enjoy your job, when i look back... it was not what i wanted. like grief of losing someone significant in your life, it haunts you... it never really disappears. sometimes it is calm and you can do your job properly, even gracefully. but there are days when fathomless, inscrutable self-doubt would hit you.
was the diagnosis right? was the prescription right? was the medicine right? was the dosage right? was it really allowed for pregnant mom to take the medicine? was it really allowed for children under 1 year old to take the medicine? was it right to refer the patient to hospital? tho i did check and browse even seek for advice for the right treatment when i'm in doubt. i guess to admit that i'm actually incompetent has prompted the desire to learn more and more, since what i'm doing is a long-life learning anyway. not to mention it is correlated with other people's life. to admit that i don't know and willing to learn the right way is better than keep silent and wrongfully giving treatment.
but of course there are days when i want to quit and start mulling over why am i in this line of job? why did i let myself coaxed to choose this line of job? after all these years acceptance is still the biggest homework i guess, it is part of the long-life learning. but really, it is tiring.
comforting song
list of things that helps me keeping sane and looks kinda sorted out even on the worst episodes of break down
taking shower twice a day
folding my blanket and making up my bed every morning
listening music while on my way to work
doing laundry (handwashing and ironing)
tidying up my bedroom and cleaning my bathroom
reading books (and browsing through kindle deals)
deactivating my main social media accounts
studying japanese and english alternately (making nice notes with my messy handwriting)
taking notes and resuming emergency algorithms (tho it’s actually work-related hhhhh)
drinking fresh juice (mango with a bit vanilla ice cream is my fav)
eating hot spicy capcay
grocery shopping (not actually shopping, checking up prices while wandering around to be exact haha)
skipping
driving around (when i have the money to fill up the gas)
catching up with detective conan (with its over 1000 episodes, i’m still on 700ish episode)
making lists
making playlists (lots of playlists with sad songs, because i find it comforting)
scrolling through videos of home designs, cats, dogs, ducks, baby, elephants
and actually lots of other things
shades of green in Van Gogh’s paintings
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i am tired 😞
未来
私たちは未来知りません。
心中にが不安です。
でも心からあなたに嬉しい欲しいです。
commuter line at night with tired souls by me
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1950- Rashomon
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Her love boils bathwater, Ryota Nakano, 2016.