I had a few different ones with vastly different experiences. In some cases homework was good, if it actually made me reflect on myself as a person. If it was busy work, not so much. Some were just ineffective, not really pushing me to dig deeply. I am a very secretive person, so I know it’s hard to get me to dig deep and be vulnerable if I’m not drunk out of my mind. I believe everyone needs therapy in general, but it’s also a field that should be expanded because people are much more complex than the umbrella of issues they may fall under.

I’d never be able to be the one to pull the metaphorical or physical trigger when it comes to eating any animal. I love animals way too much. But damn some meats are just so good that it made it difficult to go fully vegetarian/vegan.

When I was a kid, this wasn’t even something worth solving. “They pay more, but they’re happy? Fuck it, would rather be there than here.” I know I didn’t pay taxes at the time, but does it really matter if everyone there is happy?

I have only worked a handful of “traditional” jobs in which ai could do anything major, and even then it can’t replace any job I had (in my opinion). But regardless, in none of my jobs have I had “too many” coworkers. The only time I’d say as much was when a company was hiring to preemptively fill roles they knew were going to be vacant. Although I did notice bigger companies had the perception they were overstaffed, because they also had no communication with lower rungs at all.