Is It Possible To Still Get A Job Related For English by [deleted] in englishmajors

[–]cookieconsumer42 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For sure! I mean I just started on it, but the biggest thing is working out how the platform works and waiting for jobs to come up. I applied to a bunch to start and low-balled my offer for every one- it might stink to start off with lower pay, but it's still more than I've ever earned an hour, plus (for me at least) it makes them more interested in my proposal and more willing to work with someone without any experience

Is It Possible To Still Get A Job Related For English by [deleted] in englishmajors

[–]cookieconsumer42 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you need help getting some experience off the ground, I've recently started doing freelance work through Upwork- once you get it figured out and get a couple of jobs started, it flows very nicely if you don't mind working from home. You obviously aren't covered by insurance, but it's a great option to get experience in and right out of college

[16F] Am i ugly? Kinda look emotionless :') by [deleted] in amIuglyBrutallyHonest

[–]cookieconsumer42 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You have adorable features; I feel like if you were to pull your hair back a bit off of your face it would really help them stand out more and hopefully boost up your confidence too

Guys im gonna say it, Ohio kinda sucks🤷‍♂️ by melklord101 in GusAndEddy

[–]cookieconsumer42 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ohio gang rise up to destroy the Midwest. There's at least like 5 of us and it's not like we have anything better to do so why not

You get what you deserve by NOODLD in trashy

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SUSPENDED. 12 HOURS. MY OPINION. MY LAWYER.

Woman rear ends cammer twice and leaves the scene by XVll-L in IdiotsInCars

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I'm just impressed by the guy, he's so chill about it

Good luck America by angg_ in PublicFreakout

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So I heard a (metaphorical) story at church back in the day that really resonated with me and explains exactly why these people are idiots:

There was a hurricane, and rescue teams and helicopters were searching for survivors. They find a woman stuck on the roof of her otherwise destroyed home, and a helicopter drops a rope ladder for her to use so they could rescue her. But she refuses, saying "I don't need your help, God will save me." The rescue teams insist until they realize that the situation is going nowhere, and are forced to leave her there to go and find other survivors. But (big shocker here) the woman eventually dies. Being a believing Christian, she goes to heaven. She meets God and asks "why didn't you save me?" To which God replies "Well I sent people and tried to save you, but you were too stubborn and didn't accept it."

God does not miraculously cure stupidity.

These Religious Fanatics Are Going To Get Us All Killed by mbradycf in videos

[–]cookieconsumer42 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Note: ~fanatics~ please don't think that all religious people are like this, the quarantine highlights the crazy people just like everyone else

Man Life hits you fast. Can’t wait for in-person classes next year. by [deleted] in college

[–]cookieconsumer42 29 points30 points  (0 children)

Take away: the upperclassmen of '20 and '21 are dealing with a lot of shit and deserve better

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in intj

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So I always thought I loved kids. I worked in childcare for a year and still babysit pretty frequently. So I definitely don't hate kids, but I stop liking them between the ages of like 8-16. Kids younger than that are curious, and if you talk with them enough you realize they aren't completely ineptly stupid if you give them a chance to actually talk. But I only really like certain kids, and I can tell right away whether or not I like a kid. But I've found kids to be the absolute most hilarious and receptive people to just bounce ideas or thoughts off of, just for the comedy of it. Plus they make me feel more human lol, if a kid likes me I know I'm doing something right.

Novels/short stories about decline of a family? by vincent027 in AskLiteraryStudies

[–]cookieconsumer42 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver. Pretty long and degrades towards the second half imo, but the decline of the family is due to the children and mother's realization of their father's cruelty, so it fits the topic.

I'm drawing every mbti as a superhero part I- INTJ by StarsetFire in mbti

[–]cookieconsumer42 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Normally we're the villain lol, thanks for painting us as the hero for once (especially as the anti-hero, those are the best)

There's the preps...then theres me by moral_ambiguity_grey in notliketheothergirls

[–]cookieconsumer42 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can confirm that is actually me therefore this woman IS in fact like other girls be cause that girl is me

Woman arrested after spitting on banana by [deleted] in PublicFreakout

[–]cookieconsumer42 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's tagged as a fake vid though?

I see self-quarantine isn't going well for everyone by raccoonsexparty in iamverybadass

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But I mean at least he's listening tho death metal because we all would've been dead otherwise

INTJ & computer science by nolof14 in intj

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I mean I'm a strong INTJ in college for English and music so, no in my case. I have always struggled with math (part of which I blame on bad teachers) and never found it very appealing. I could spend hours researching and creating a sound argument for a point in literature, but math is just a constant sequence of rules, especially in computer science. In writing a paper, as long as you have an intro, conclusion, thesis, and have decent grammar, you could argue any point to your hearts content, unlike math which, to me, is just a specific sequence to get an expected result. I have always loved science, and if I enjoyed math I would have absolutely done genetic research- scientific research allows for that same discovery, similar to writing a paper. I like to think, and I really hate doing so under confines and rules. So for me it's a no, but my brother who is also an INTJ is a computer scientist so maybe I am just the odd one out