u/BornPost9932

Hey everyone, hope yall are doing well! I’m a 25 year old bm who is looking to move out of Georgia. From family issues, to the weather, and even overpopulation causing more frustration than excitement I’m looking for somewhere else to go but I’m also wondering if what I’m looking for is a place? The place I’m looking for has great fall foliage, nice winters (snow is greatly acceptable just not too crazy) nice springs and warm summers with temps never going past 90. If I had to get even more particular the houses would be spacious and not too close to neighbors. And give me a possibility of having a nice yard. Also I’m alternative so ideally I’ll want a scene to be there as well! If anyone has any suggestions I’ll love it as I graduate college between next year and 2028 and would love to start visiting places sooner rather than later.

Hey everyone I’m a 25 year old BM and I’m looking to either pursue IT or social work. I actually attended a course for IT but felt the urge to switch to social work due to companies push for AI in the tech field. Now with AI failing and I’m hearing that there’s tech spaces that are still open I’m questioning what’s the best for me? The main thing with social work is I wanted to work with young teens/adults in helping them by being a listening ear or showing up when I can. Being able to have them confide in them and I do the same in making sure they’re better from any situation they’re in. Far as Tech my avenue runs deep, I could do database management, cloud programming, or possibly network engineering and build from there but I only see the big difference between the two is well pay and timing. While most Social workers require a MSW and licensure, most tech workers don’t really possess a degree. But I’m still pursuing mine. So I guess the question is given all stated and the climate of the world, which would be the best choice to fight for and push through in??