Just asking, no reason. Haha seriously would love recommendations of the worst dnd monsters to be stuck in small spaces with. Not necessarily the most dangerous but more the most terrifying.
Hi everyone! Exciting news I’ve hit my first big financial goal and bought a house! It’s squarely in our budget, I’m saving for retirement and we’ve got funds to plan ahead for repairs. I also am lucky enough to be able to put a little more aside each month (100-200). We have about 1 month of expenses saved up. Both have reliable employment and no serious health issues and young.
I am wondering what you all would do with that little bit we have leftover. I always hear people say to have at least 3 months saved up and while I see the logic in that we also have some debts which aren’t crippling but would be nice to have paid off.
We have a 28k car loan at 8% currently costing 520 a month. That’s one I’d love to get paid off. I also have some long term savings accounts that are making 10% that would be great to add too. My question is how and why would you spend the money paying off the car, building a stronger emergency fund, or investing. Anything is helpful!
So I’ve got a friend on social media from an old faith community I was a part of. They in the last year have labeled themselves as a “mentor” through a group called CatholicPsych. That’s all well and good, not my thing but you do you.
The problem is he is routinely posting on his personal Facebook page things that compare his services to therapy and basically calling therapy ineffective.
Posts like “secular therapy doesn’t work because they don’t understand the purpose God made you for” and “traditional therapy can actually promote the sin that is keeping you in depression.” These have become increasingly more direct and common over time.
Besides just being personally annoyed that this man with no degree in the field or credentials is talking down on my profession, I also worry for any potential clients he would see that might forgo real mental health care.
I know this guy to be kind and thoughtful. I am considering reaching out, likely via dm, to let him know my concerns and how I as a mental health professional read his posts. What do yall think? Also I am open to just venting or sharing in frustration. I’m like get your bag man but why do you need to talk down on what I do in order to promote yourself?
I love that if you choose to go with Laezel to fight Vlaakith you are zoomed into the ending celebration. I felt that was the most relatable thing between me a mostly remote worker and these hero’s of Faerun.