He is aggravating in this episode. Poor Laura. I would like to think he was somehow just too dumb to realize he led Laura on. lol If not then he just comes across as a total creep
So I got a B in research methods and feel bad. lol This class was super hard for me and I feel a little disappointed I got a B especially since it was a high B so if I just got a few more points it could have been an A. I had an A the whole semester so it kind of sucks that it went down. I got a better grade on my paper than I thought I would and I'm trying to be happy but I feel bad. lol Some of the docked points were on dumb stuff I could have avoided. On my final test I got a C and thought I'd get higher. People I am close to also majorly struggled in this class and got an A so I feel like I didn't reach their level or something. I think this is one of the hardest and most stressful classes I ever took, but I also learned a lot of new stuff which is good. Not gonna lie I'm glad it's over. This class actually had me wondering if psychology is the right major for me. I am proud of my research study I did as I'd never done something like that before.
Does anyone else get this? I haven't told a doctor. I've only told them about my bloating issue, and they recommended Fodmap diet and if that doesn't help I can see a gastro. It's not all the time but I go through periods where some of the shit sticks to the toilet and it's messy. lol
I'm looking for full-time jobs and a repeat wants me to housesit this summer on a Friday and then leave the next day. But I'm wondering if I would be able to get a job if I'm unavailable at all. Are employers understanding?
I don't want to miss a new opportunity but I also enjoy petsitting sometimes. If I book even longer sits it might be even more of an issue. I'm not sure.
I mainly do house-sitting and typically they don't want me gone all day. Even if I was able to be gone all day I don't want to be living at another house with another job because my sleep is usually worse etc.
I'm just wondering if people have any advice.
I am pursuing a bachelor's degree and something that's always made me happy is animals and nature. Would love to help them in some way. Being cooped up indoors with people, artificial air conditioning, etc. makes me uncomfortable. Nature makes me feel alive..
Right now I'm pursuing psychology but feel there's a missing piece because I'm not learning about animals. Plus the scientific research part is hard.
Are there entry level opportunities in wildlife biology? Also is it similar to zoology? Biology? I only see a biology major near me.