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[thevegetablewhichnoonedaresname]

i really want a master's degree in japanese language or translation or something. problem is that it's expensive and useless and there's too much on my plate for that right now. how do i talk myself out of this

[fuck-kirk]

Wait i just saw your tags that your job is the "do list of tasks until complete then leave" type - what sort of job is it? Bc that sounds amazing tbh

I will say my job isn’t like this ALL the time…maybe like 50-60% of the time

I’m a “pottery operator” at a community art center—but essentially I’m the assistant to the main teacher. I also teach classes, but that’s only a few times a week. The rest of the time my boss gives me a check list of studio chores to do. She is often not there bc she owns her own gallery, so for example every Monday and Friday I spend the whole day just checking off tasks on a to-do list. Things like cleaning and organizing shelves and cupboards, loading kilns (which I LOVE to do, unironically), mix clay, prep clay and tools for lessons, etc etc… and then when I’m done, I can either “lesson plan” which is usually me looking at pintrist, writing a bit, or working on teacher samples to see how I would demo it (which is very fun to me) or I leave, because I get paid salary, so if the work is done I’m good

So basically it is literally the perfect job for me. The perfect mix of social interaction (and it’s usually with other artistic people), teaching (which I also love to do), and mentally and physically engaging but NOT back breaking menial tasks that I can just check off on a to-do list (and I usually listen to an audio book the whole time..)

So, like, a pretty niche kinda job I guess….but it’s seriously the perfect fit for me

[timeisacephalopod]

You know as a horror fan "cultural Christianity" is such a useful term because as an atheist as well as a horror fan and a fan of haunted house stuff if it's done well I very, very quickly noticed how many horror movies are Christian propaganda. So few horror movies involving religion (which is a shocking amount of them btw) pick any religion that's not Christianity to center itself around and when they do that religion is bad and evil, not the cause of evil and the savior from it (because the demons may be Christian, but God and the bible are also the solutions in a way other religions aren't granted. Bonus points if it's an indigenous religion being portrayed as Evil and Bad).

Pretty much any exceptions I can think of to that rule use Judaism and the Holocaust as a backdrop and never in like a normal, the Holocaust is horrible way it's always playing on myths of Nazi Germany's experimentation on the Jewish population. Which I find highly troubling and disturbing, but regardless nothing like being a horror fan to convince you of cultural Christianity because no other genre leans on religion as a plot device so much unless it's straight up a Christian movie for a Christian audience using Christianity as it's main theme and through line.

[loregoddess]

honestly I wouldn't get sick as often if my workplace adopted a stricter policy about sick people working

[fingertipsmp3]

Why am I so proud of myself for doing something that is basically a failure on all levels

[wintergrofyuri]

"(blank) hates laios!" WRONG WRONG WRONG. SHUT THE FUCK UP

shuro is just as awkward as laios and it is made So clear he considers him a friend and likes him. he defends him when the canaries start talking shit and actively readies himself to physically fight them so they dont get to him.

namari also likes laios. she respects him as a leader and also defends him and readies to fight the canaries.

ive not actually seen anyone claim izutsumi hates laios, but a lot of ppl Are weird abt them. izutsumi and laios' relationship was rocky at the beginning. he struggled to figure out how to interact with her. but by the end, she actively seeks him out to talk with during the lead up to the feast. she hides behind him when falin wakes up. she has already realized shecan do what she wants and does not need to stick around, yet she does. she sleeps near him on the windowsill, waiting with him and marcille for falin to wake up. she has accepted him as part of her life and wants to keep him in it.

marcille does not hate laios. let me say this again.

Marcille Donato Does Not Hate Laios Touden.

marcille Loves him. in a platonic, familial sense. laios returns this just as readily. she yells at him. she whacks him. she tells him whats on her mind. she uses healing magic to ease his pain during the parasite fiasco. she reattaches his leg when he loses it. she teaches him magic. she lays her head on his corpse and cries before reviving him. she launches herself at him two times, when the canaries interrogate them and when he talks her down in the tower. he is a comforting presence to her. she trusts him, she cares about him, she worries about him, she imagines him as a big fluffy dog that loves and protects her. laios is her rock when falin is taken from them time and time again. and she tries to be his as well. she whole-heartedly, unconditionally, loves and trusts laios.

chilchuck does not hate laios. laios pays him his rates, no questions asked. laios trusts and respects chilchuck's job as a lockpick. laios does not see him as a child (at least, i cant think of an instance where he does so). chilchuck states, outright, he sees him as a friend and doesnt want to see him hurt. he actively worries about him as the falin situation gets worse. chilchuck respects laios. he shows almost 0 hesitation in helping get falin back, nor eating her by the end. he does not think of leaving him once, until he realizes he could lose him. chilchuck is cowardly with emotions and prefers to bottle things, so his first instinct was to bolt. he was angry because he was scared of watching someone he cares about destroy himself. laios is his Friend.

and holy shit. holy Fucking shit. kabru DOES NOT hate laios. kabru has the rockiest start known to man with him, and he Still helps him by occupying the canaries. he warns him about them. he hides the black magic from them just as shuro does. his whole Thing is trusting laios despite himself. kabru has his own baggage regarding other people, just like laios, yet he tries so hard to believe and trust this man. he Wants to. kabru is not very hopeful, but laios makes him Want to be. he states like 3 times he wants to be close to him and sees him as a friend. he stays through the entire feast!! the man who hates monsters, whose biggest trigger is monsters, actively, consciously, Willingly stayed through the entire monster meat feast. all to help his friend get his sister back. he could've left!! the feast was like an entire week!! yet he was there for every single day. he was one of the closest people to the door when falin awoke!! after reuniting with her brother, her friends, the people who knew her the most (plus senshi and izutsumi), the first person she greets is kabru!! he wants to be close to laios, he likes laios, laios is his friend and he cares for him, he wants to meet his sister!!! kabru fucking stays on the island with him as one of his closest, most trusted advisors when he becomes king!!!!! he wants to help him succeed!!!! he wants him to be happy!!!! laios is his friend!!!!!!!!

im just. people like laios!! laios is a nice guy! he is friendly and cares about people! he is weird, he doesn't understand most social cues, he oversteps boundaries, but they stay beside him, because they like him and he is their friend. he is their friend!!!!! friendship is not all sunshine and rainbows, relationships in general are not sunshine and rainbows. you will upset people, people will upset you, you will get into arguments, things will happen, but at the end of the day, the people close to you like you! they love you! they care for you! they want to work it out and get through it because they love you, but they will feel those emotions first! human relationships are complex and messy and life is complicated. even shows for toddlers know this.

if you truly believe any of these characters hate laios you are worse than a toddler. watch some fucking oobi or something. god. fuck.

take this

thanks

[laughingcatwrites]

Oh geeze, I remember when a completely twisted wreck showed up near my school for a couple of weeks surrounded by police tape and none of us knew if it was from an actual accident that they were taking forever to tow or if it was a high school prom scare tactic.

The scare tactic that really traumatized me was the train video they made us watch in elementary school, probably around fourth grade or so. (It's so bad that it has lived in my head ever since as The Train Video.) They had the whole grade and I think one other gather in the gym and sat us on the floor while they projected the video onto one of those portable projector screens.

I don't remember the start of the video but the grand finale was when two kids were playing chicken on the tracks while their friends were getting an educational tour on the train. The conductor was showing the kids on the train how it operated and letting one of the kids try out the controls while the kids playing chicken on the tracks panicked for some reason (I think a caught shoelace or something?) and rolled the wrong way (into the tracks instead of off of them). So in other words, it ended with a couple of kids not only witnessing but being physically involved in their friends' gruesome death.

Needless to say, the entire gym was dead silent after that video. Looking back on it I don't think the teachers were prepped about it, either, since they were clearly stumbling for words as they tried to turn it into a lesson and herd us back to our classrooms.

And to this day I am incredibly uncomfortable standing on train tracks and will constantly have my head on a swivel to make sure I don't miss any oncoming trains.

WHAT THE ABSOLUTE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU AMERICAN EDUCATION SYSTEM?!!

[jobs-in-education]

Examples of Answers to the Question, "Why Did You Quit Your Previous Job?"

If you're looking for shift work or teaching jobs near me, then be prepared to face hard inquiries during interviews. You can anticipate being asked, "Why did you leave your last job?" It's accurate that nothing specific can be assured, but in general, this question has a lot of value no matter whether we look at sample employment interview questions on trustworthy websites, where experts analyze the organizations and share their educational job interview experiences. While some people have trouble intellectually understanding how to answer the question in the first place, most people are more than capable of addressing this kind of situation.

Important advice on how to respond to the question "Why did you resign from your previous job?"

Certainly! The following advice can assist you in correctly responding to the inquiry, "For what reason did you leave your previous job?"

Be truthful and open-minded

Give a sincere response that reflects your motivations for quitting your prior teaching position. Honesty is essential to uphold credibility and foster a relationship of trust with the interviewer.

Stay upbeat

Instead of criticizing your former employer or coworkers, frame your reaction positively by focusing on the chances and progress you were pursuing. Throughout your entire response, be respectful and professional.

Highlight your professional goals

Stress how your desire for professional development, career promotion, or the quest for new challenges led you to leave your prior employment. Show that you're eager to learn new skills and are prepared to take on additional tasks.

Talk about cultural fit

Describe how, if applicable, the institutional culture, values, or working environment of your former teaching position prevented you from staying there. Make it clear that you're looking for an educational setting where you can flourish and make a meaningful contribution.

Demonstrate personal growth

If you left your teaching job to take care of personal or family duties, emphasize the value of keeping a work-life balance and taking care of personal obligations. Emphasize how eager and ready you are to return to the workforce with newfound commitment.

Connect with the fresh chance

Link your reasons for leaving your former work to the teaching position for which you are applying. Describe how the new position fits with your professional objectives, principles, and aspirations, demonstrating your excitement for the chance.

Keep it brief

While it's crucial to give a thorough response, try to avoid getting bogged down in the specifics of overexplaining your reasons for leaving. Focus on the important elements that led to your choice and be sure to keep your response brief and to the point.

Prior preparation

Spend some time practicing your response to make sure it is clear and confident. In order to improve your response and make it seem natural throughout the actual interview, practice giving it in front of a mirror or with a buddy.

Be ready for additional inquiries

Be prepared for follow-up questions based on your response from the interviewer. Always be prepared to give further information or to elaborate on your reasons for leaving.

Keep a professional attitude

Always act professionally while discussing your old employer, despite the reason for your leaving. Speaking critically of your former workplace or colleagues could give the impression that you lack professionalism and attitude.

Never criticise your former employers in the public

Take care that you never criticize your former employer unless it's a very severe matter. Bringing down the reputation of your former employer and the institution during an interview can reflect poorly on you.

Why did you quit your previous job? Sample Responses

Here are some sample responses you may employ in any of these situations based on the aforementioned considerations-

Seeking prospects for career advancement

Example response -  "I made the decision to leave my former teaching position because there were little chances for career progression at that point. I have a strong commitment to my ongoing professional and personal development.

Even though I cherished the knowledge and abilities I obtained in my prior teaching position, I came to the realization that I needed to seek out fresh opportunities and challenges if I were to meet my long-term career goals.

I think that the teaching job I have now is the perfect chance for me to broaden my skill set, take on more responsibility, and contribute to the growth of children and the institution.

Pursuing personal and professional development

Example response - I made the decision to leave my former teaching position after giving it some thought in order to improve my professional growth.

In my opinion, it's essential to invest in your professional and personal development if you want to be productive in the quickly changing educational settings of today.

The chance to work for this educational institution is very alluring because it exactly reflects my career objectives and provides a clear path for progress and ongoing development. I'm excited to take on new challenges and use my abilities and experience to advance both institutional and personal achievement.

Moving to a different country or city

Example of a response - "Moving to a new city was inspired by a substantial change in my life. Although I had built a solid foundation and reached significant milestones in my prior teaching position, the move offered the chance for personal development and a new beginning.

I'm thrilled about the fresh opportunities this city presents, particularly the prospect of lending my knowledge and experience to a fresh educational setting.

I am excited to have a positive influence on my co-workers and students because the position I'm looking for completely matches my career goals.

Source - Jobs in Education Blog

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[namelessweapons]

might make chuuya a sona as a gift

[barefootbaltimore]

Anyone else crying at 10pm because they are realizing their poor memory means they probably will never be able to hold a conversation in the language they're trying to learn even though they've literally been studying it most of their life or is that just me?

[theood]

One of the other things that stopped me from perusing college was that by the end of my schooling I felt so very stupid and that I was lacking core skills and I'd flunk out of college. Which I couldn't necessarily do in highschool

[thegeekyartist]

On my knees begging for some grace.