Hi, I'm an LGBT Yale alum (TD) who needs the help of a Yale WGSS major to aid me with a book project. Is there an email for the WGSS major that I could send a message to, or can anyone here refer me to a WGSS student? Thanks.
Hey guys so I'm a pretty nice guy, I'm very smart, but I don't have that many friends. I don't hang out with anyone right now - I only see my twin sister who lives in the same town as me. Like I literally live in my home city and hang out with no one. I run errands, go to the grocery store, see my therapist, go to medical appointments, go fill up my car's tank, but I go home and am by myself at night. I have a lot of accomplishments under my belt, I graduated from an Ivy League, I've been on national TV, I've written four books, but I don't have any semblance of a social life. This loneliness is starting to kill me and I don't know how to fix it. I don't know what to do - my friendships just always seem to never work out. I start to get close to someone, then something changes and the friendship doesn't work out. I hate being in friend groups, I prefer one on one conversations. I don't like being in cliques or things like frats. I'm not sure how to fix my life moving forward, would welcome any advice.
Hi guys,
I'm in the process of getting a psychiatric service dog (german shepherd) and I have a 7 month old chihuahua who weighs 2 pounds. I'm worried that the german shepherd will bully the chihuahua and be a hazard to it. What are your thoughts? My chihuahua is so tiny, she's a liability. I worry for her safety everywhere I go. But I really need a psychiatric service dog. I'm also thinking of getting a second chihuahua to keep the first one company.
Hey guys,
My twin sister compares herself to me sometimes and I don't compare myself to her at all. Based on some comments she's made she compares herself to the college I went to, the money I'm currently making, and my social life. The issue is that I'm her brother, and I feel like I'm enormously different from her, and see her as someone to take care of, not someone that I need to compare myself to. I'm not sure what to do, should I talk to her? It's difficult because I struggle with my own mental health challenges that she doesn't experience, and as I said, I'm just not that similar to her and don't see her as someone who is my competition, I would never see her like that in a thousand years. Should I have a conversation with her or just let this pass?
Hi everyone,
Not sure where else to post this so this might come across as awkwardly placed - I'm a '17 alum and entrepreneur who is founding a prison reform startup with a friend; we're looking for any Yalie who is well versed in building the back/front end of a social platform online. I'm going to post on a later date with Yale's official career platform, and I might post about this opportunity on Facebook, although students tend to not use Facebook these days. Just felt like mentioning this on Reddit.
Please DM me if you are interested.