u/LuckyBamboo1212

Education : BSc, studying Masters

Work: Not working atm but will go back to work after Masters

Marital status: Divorced

Kids :0, open to having kids untill 36.

Caste: Not sure, some kinda SC.

Community: Punjabi

Height : 5'5"

Weight: 70kg

Skin tone: Pale fair

Fitness: Moderate

Health issues: None

Hobbies and Interests: Reading (Sci fi, philosophy, existentialism) , gardening,hiking.

Looking for: A confident guy who has done inner work and likes to focus on his work, travel once or twice a year, curious about life. Preferably non smoker. Must love animals and respect others' rights to exercise their rights.

I like to keep to myself and spiritual in nature. I want a peaceful life ahead with one or two kids, if not possible by me, open to adoption. DINK lifestyle might be considerable.

In around 2000, a children’s documentary series called There’s No Food Like My Food filmed an episode in Alberobello. It featured a 10-year-old boy named Donatello visiting his grandmother, eating pasta and helping prepare a Sunday family meal.

I watched it as a child in India and recently found the episode again after remembering it for many years. I’m curious whether Donatello ever publicly spoke about appearing in it or whether there was a later “where are they now?” update. I am not requesting private contact information—only information already publicly available, or perhaps Donatello himself might happen to see this.

I just wanted to say "Hi! I had a huge crush on you as a little girl"

As a social work student I have to read a lot of complex materials and its just tiring. The way some chapters are worded ,sentence structures, takes me ages to understand . How can I develop the discipline to reflect authentically and consistently in my writing? Is there a book to help with academic writing?

I sound like a year 12 student in my presentations and reports.

For example: Whenever I want to use the word like Theoretically, paradigm..bla bla bla big words, my mind just starts screaming " what does that ACTUALLY mean" 😭 please help me get smarter.

Hey guys I (33F) am currently studying Masters of Social work and studied Bachelor of molecular biology previously but couldn't find a high paying job without doing further study, got married to long time bf, couldn't study further. Then helped my ex husband build properties by working admin jobs.

Got used, abused,divorced, depressed, suicid\*l and didn't get much in separation. Felt lost.

Decided to study again and do something where I will be directly helping people, Social workers helped me a lot during my separation. So chose Social Work.

I am studying part time and want to gain experience. I would say I have been very bad at building a network, I have no friends and no confidence. Give me some ideas, hope and encouragement if the Masters will be able to open doors for me. I want to aim high and go into Policy making, where do I start? What jobs should I apply for now to help brighten up my resume?

If you are a Social worker, please guide me!