u/rvckandroll

howdy!! just felt the need to come on here and ask this. i LOVE scary movies, they're so fun and i love seeing them in the theatre. however, i spend a lot of the movie with my fingers in my ears because the jumpscare noises make me jump almost out of my skin (it's so embarrassing around other ppl in the theatre). im going to be buying loop earplugs or something similar so i can enjoy the scary movies a bit more. i can tolerate the jumpscare, just not the loud instrumental that comes with the jumpscare (i know thats part of what makes a jumpscare a jumpscare LOL). anyone else with OCD feel this way too?

im usually fine at concerts or other loud events, but when it's not an anticipated loud, consistent noise (like dropping something on the floor), i jump so hard i start to get tears in my eyes. just thought this was interesting and i don't know if anyone else experiences this!! hope everyone is well!!

hi everyone!! i have an interview coming up next week for assistant director of student engagement, i am BEYOND excited and truly believe this opportunity will open up so many doors for me. i am currently a student life coordinator with almost 5 years of experience working with clubs, campus events, orientation, commencement, and marketing. this role will help me grow more in my field and help me continue do what i believe i do best.

does anyone have any inkling on the type of questions they may ask or things i should make sure to touch on in the interview? im freshening up on knowledge about the campus, the job description, and anything else i may need to know. i know i am more than capable to do this job and this would be an amazing opportunity for me, i want to be the most prepared i can be! thank you so much in advance! 😊