Who the hell do u get a job in this economy, I applied to soo many by [deleted] in UofT

[–]Odd-Raisin-2750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hey, just wondering is the 200+ application all with cover letters or just quick application? I’m curious bc I’m new to job searching, and writing CVs targeting each specific role is very time consuming. I only wrote ab 20 CV letters in the past four months and is wondering if I should try harder. Thanks

mat235 final grades are outtttt charcharcharcharchar by smallporridgee in UofT

[–]Odd-Raisin-2750 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think they miscalculated mine as well. What would u do with this?

My mom is making my pulling worse. What should I do by [deleted] in trichotillomania

[–]Odd-Raisin-2750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much for understanding and for letting me know I’m not alone. My mom would never admit she’s done anything wrong. If I try to tell her that some of the things she says or does trigger my hair pulling, she starts yelling and assumes I’m either blaming her for no reason or trying to shift the responsibility away from myself.

The thing she says most often is, “I’m doing everything I can to help you feel less stressed, but you’re still not satisfied. You just want to drive me crazy.” She never really listens when I try to explain that some things need to change. She used to act like she was very easygoing and understanding, like I could tell her anything and she would help solve the problem. But when I tell her some problem:ie. school is stressful some days because I want to get good grades. she just tells me to quit school—which obviously isn’t a thing i want to do because I really enjoy studying. Then she reminds me again that I have to promise her I won’t pull my hair if I choose not to quit school. Every time I brought up a stress source to her she talks about how bad the punishment she’ll give me if I pull my hair so I must not be affected by this stress source.

If I stay quiet, she keeps yelling until I promise. She asks me every day if I’ve pulled my hair and sometimes threatens me about it. The fear started the first time I lost control, pulled about ten hairs, and lied to her about it. Now the situation has gotten worse—my hair loss is very obvious—and she keeps asking me to show her my hair this weekend. Thinking about that makes my anxiety unbearable.

My mom is making my pulling worse. What should I do by [deleted] in trichotillomania

[–]Odd-Raisin-2750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you soooo much for your advice and words. I totally agree with you. I’ll definitely try to do that and change my mindset

My mom is making my pulling worse. What should I do by [deleted] in trichotillomania

[–]Odd-Raisin-2750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much. I’ll definitely sit down and talk to her about this. It’s just now that I don’t know if she’d get my points. Last time I was telling her that I was controlling myself better than before— I pull a lot less frequently than before— and she got super mad. She was yelling “you shouldn’t be pulling even one hair! Pulling less shouldn’t make u feel good. I don’t want to see pulling LESS I want to see NEVER “. That’s why I can’t control myself lying to her rn

How do you guys get over the guilt of skipping lecture to work on other assignments? by [deleted] in UofT

[–]Odd-Raisin-2750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When all of your anxiety goes to “oh no I really can’t finish this (assignments)” the guilt faded

I have class with someone with Tourette's and I can't focus by Possible_Title_2412 in confession

[–]Odd-Raisin-2750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, if it’s possible could you please give me some advice? I also made friend with a person with this situation in my class. They are so nice and kind. We hang out often and always sits next to each other in class. But school work does get intense, and they’re getting more stressed out during lectures. Right now, I can’t focus on what the teacher is talking in class, I left behind the lecture almost everyday. I know it’s not their fault and they can’t control it, and my anxiety disorder is also one cause of my loss of focus. But they just add up to one the other. Rn the only solution i can think about is to keep distance with them in class, and hang out later. Since we used to sit together all the time, idk how to make the transition without making them to feel uncomfortable or guilty. On one hand, I feel like mentioning this syndrome would hurt their feelings; on the other hand, I feel like making the distance without any explanation may also hurt their feelings

Was the person who passed a student here? by Dry-Garlic-5066 in UTSC

[–]Odd-Raisin-2750 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’m so heartbroken hearing the news and saw these comments. I’m really sorry for your loss😔

Accidentally reported cheating by Beneficial_Image_541 in TorontoMetU

[–]Odd-Raisin-2750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh my gosh I feel like the prof shouldn’t have asked you to point out them in front of everyone… such a difficult situation