u/PlatypusDangerous953

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what does my apartment say about me?

i was encouraged to jump on this trend - my friends are placing bets for what “the most accurate answer” is

UPDATE / CONTEXT

encapsulating the majority of the comments here.

minimalism & neutral colors are not everyone’s style. some feel most at home surrounded by color, art, plants, & lots of visual warmth. for me, my apartment is very intentional.

i work as a psychiatrist in the emergency department & in an inpatient hospital setting, so my workdays are often loud, intense, emotionally heavy, overstimulating, & verrry unpredictable. i spend a lot of time in crisis situations, around fluorescent lighting, alarms, high emotions, trauma, & people experiencing some of the worst days of their lives.

i’m a firm believer that your space is a reflection of your mind. when i come home, i don’t want more stimulation. i want quiet & softness. here gives my brain somewhere to land. my home feels peaceful, clean, & safe after how my days tend to be spent. i’ve designed it to be restorative. no lack of personality here! simplicity is the point.

i appreciate people’s suggestions! i may add small touches over time, but i’m also okay with my home being a soft, quiet place that works for me 🤍

u/PlatypusDangerous953 — 3 days ago

training with tendinosis

just got my MRI results back & they reflect “chronic tendinosis.” I’m in treatment (PT, soon to be dry needling) but wanted to see if anyone has any experience with this / experience during training? I think it’s taking a bigger mental toll on me than physical

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u/PlatypusDangerous953 — 5 days ago
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training with tendinosis

Just got my MRI results back & they reflect “chronic tendinosis.” I’m in treatment (PT, soon to be dry needling) but wanted to see if anyone has any experience with this / experience during training? I think it’s taking a bigger mental toll on me than physical

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u/PlatypusDangerous953 — 5 days ago

all time burnout - would love support

kind of a rant, but more so just very sad. i’m an lcsw working in outpatient but i tend to see the higher acuity cases. i get paid $55/hour. i live in chicago, so an expensive city, but im relatively smart with my finances; i don’t shop, go out to eat - only spend for what i need (food, rent, occasional transportation). in order to make ends meet, ive been seeing 33-39 clients / week and im still incredibly stressed about money. i told my boss i needed the rest of the week off - im painfully behind on notes, not eating, lashing out on people i love, having back to backs from 8-6 & am just exhausted to the point where i feel hopeless & si has crept in. i have a lovely therapist myself so i have that support but im just feeling so lost & helpless here in this field. idk how im supposed to live with this job anymore

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u/PlatypusDangerous953 — 15 days ago