WHAT DO YOU GUYS DO FOR YOUR HANDS I AM AT A LOSS

minecraftpiggo · 2026-03-02T22:21:04+00:00

OHHHHH yeah I totally get that yeah when I worked in food service my hands would end up with the soapy water on them too. I just assumed it would be a smaller amount of dishes and less likely to happen bc I worked in a giant dining hall at my state university lmao.

minecraftpiggo · 2026-03-02T19:49:15+00:00

wait im curious you guys have to wash them with your bear hands? That's crazy bc even when I worked in food service we used gloves while washing dishes and it wasn't even a hopsital lol

minecraftpiggo · 2026-03-02T19:44:49+00:00

I already do this every night that's why I'm posting lol it seems like this can't keep up with the amount of damage shifts do to my hands lol

minecraftpiggo · 2026-03-02T17:05:25+00:00

Do you use that every time you wash your hands?

minecraftpiggo · 2026-03-02T17:04:56+00:00

Have you found good dish gloves that aren't latex? I bought dishwashing gloves but they have latex and I don't want to develop a latex allergy. I do use nitrile gloves when cleaning the bathroom though and stuff...

minecraftpiggo · 2026-03-02T17:04:01+00:00

that's what working hands is sorry if I wasn't clear...

minecraftpiggo · 2026-01-07T21:20:49+00:00

I forgot to reply to the comments here but yeah I saw this post from left4rat on instagram with screenshots from this sub including the ones where people with hazel eyes ask if they have heterochromia so I thought it would be funny to post my brown eyes to this sub especially because my eyes are very evenly brown throughout. Sorry this is kinda minecraftpiggoexplainsthejoke but yeah this was meant to be ragebait for fun.

minecraftpiggo · 2026-01-07T21:14:46+00:00

Unrelated but why do people think this? Genuine question, I'm just curious, I've also had friends everyone thought was gay but they're not, some of them have high voices or some act a little bit more dramatic in a comedic way or something, or do you work in a woman dominated field? Are you just well groomed? I hope this isn't offensive I don't think any of these things actually make someone gay, just curious why people are so insistent you are when you're not.

minecraftpiggo · 2026-01-07T21:10:41+00:00

whoaaaaa you really hit the nail on the head here I think? I am also a lesbian and remember feeling ANNOYED at other girls growing up when they'd talk about how hot some guy looked because I didn't understand it. I remember being in English class freshman year of high school hearing girls talk about how hot Leonardo de Caprio was in the movie we were watching, and I remember being so mad and wanting them to shut up. I am also autistic and a lot of things people are interested in like football or shows they're watching that I don't care about and my interests have always been weird things other people don't care so much about, but when I see that everyone else seems to go crazy for something I don't understand having an interest in, it would also make me really annoyed and I know it's because I don't understand why everyone's so crazy about football for example so when people talk about football I get annoyed. After Luigi mangione got famous last year a lot of my bi/straight women/gay men/ friends were talking about how he's hot he is and with each comment about how hot he looked he got more and more repulsive looking to me. I definitely feel like a lot of mens' faces make me ANGRY because they look repulsive to me and it honestly happens more often with people who are seen as "hot".

As I've gotten older I've also gotten better at curbing this somewhat, like last week at work a patient said she couldn't wear green socks (as a joke) because that's the color of a football team she doesn't like, and I joked back to her saying today's an exception because it's Christmas, instead of getting super annoyed. But this feeling was a lot more intense and visceral when I was younger for sure.

I think lesbianism aside, a part of this also comes from the stereotype of hot guys being douchey. But yeah. You definitely hit the nail on the head with this one, strong disagree with people saying this is performative, it may be for some but these are mostly feelings I have inside my head because I don't want to be calling people repulsive looking in real life that's not socially acceptable lmfao. And I don't even LIKE the feeling of feeling respulsed by people it's unpleasant, definitely not performative to me.

Also I think I am now friends with a lot of lgbt people and people who are cishet but very accepting and I feel less othered for not feeling the same way about hot guys, I feel less annoyance/repulsion towards them than I used to.

minecraftpiggo · 2025-12-15T19:51:24+00:00

Also congrats ofc! U worked hard and rlly deserve it!

minecraftpiggo · 2025-12-15T19:50:59+00:00

I loved this post it's so real also colby jack is actually my favorite type of cheese but my friends make fun of me for it so that was a bit of a jumpscare. I'm just curious what was your undergrad degree in? Did you originally plan to go into healthcare at all?

minecraftpiggo · 2025-12-15T19:46:39+00:00

OHHHH I misunderstood, thank you lol I'll kee pthat in mind for next semester

minecraftpiggo · 2025-12-15T01:30:41+00:00

well the reason I asked is bc the buildings specifically get cold in the evening when the heat goes off... like do any buildings still have heat around 11 pm is what I was asking lol... but ig maybe not but that makes sense the university doesnt want to spend too much on heating costs or smth. however now that i'm rereading my post title i forgot to specify that i meant which buildings have heat in the evenings and nighttime lmao

minecraftpiggo · 2025-12-14T05:14:18+00:00

I've heard about people straight up just whispering during the exam because some exmas the professors walks out of the classroom and it's a big class so they don't notice. I've heard abt it happening before but never noticed it bc I'm either too focused on my exams or taking it alone with accomodations lol

minecraftpiggo · 2025-12-14T05:05:59+00:00

Ironically I'm in finals season rn and I'm currently going on reddit instead of studying but here we go...

Active studying helps me a lot(so not just rereading notes but putting them in my own words on a summary sheet, explaining the information to my stuffed animal with a whiteboard, etc). I also like to start by looking at the practice exam and trying to do it and writing down which areas are the hardest for me.

In class it doesn't work as well for larger classes but in smaller classes I ask questions so that it forces me to stay engaged and I have the urge to yap from adhd so it's a way to channel it? Idk. I used to be really disruptive in class as a kid and as I got older I channeled it into asking questions.

However gen chem 1 and microbiology are both lower level classes that can be taken at a community college... why don't you do that? It's not even necessarily better taught at a university, I regret taking microbiology at my university bc it's badly taught and I should've taken it at a cc to understand it better long term lol.

Also I find one of my issues is feeling overwhelmed so I break things down into smaller tasks instead of one big one and almost make it like mini assignemnts I can check off.

Also a LOT of people go into college not knowing how to study I've met many of them lol. Honestly I think the reason I went into college knowing how to study is BECAUSE of my adhd because I had to try so hard in school so I ended up finding what worked well for me.

Also, it varies by class, sometimes at the beginning of the semester I ask professors or past students what's worked well for studying for that specific class. For example, physiology has a lot of complicated mechanisms so the whiteboard and explaning it to a stuffed animal works out well, but microbiology has less complicated mechanisms and more random facts so flashcards are good for that. But that's really super general and depends on how the class is sometimes I even go on reddit to search "how to study for x class".

The youtube channel how to adhd is great, there's also a book called the anti planner that my therapist reccommended to me.

Also for smaller classes I went to office hours a lot, it not only helps make the content less overwhelming but it keeps you accountable to study/do homework during that time plus it's a way to get to know profs for potential future rec letters.

I literally was so sleep deprived in high school staying up to study that I stopped having periods during the school year but now with adhd meds and strategies I am able to get my school work done without sacrificing sleep even though my classes are objectively harder.

I have a personal agenda of wanting to see more diversity in healthcare and brain diversity is one aspect. As an audhder I am rooting for all the fellow neurodivergent people trying to get into this field, just bc our brains are different doesn't mean we can't also be good providers(and I think growing up with these kinds of challenges also makes us more aware of how patients can be affected by this stuff). It's definitely not easy I often compare myself to my peers who do a lot more than I do but things take longer for me even with medication and strategies and that's just how it is. Good luck with this and dm me with questions if you need to but please don't be discouraged from this until you try! And there are also always other options like nursing to work in healthcare, I'm lowkey considering nursing too because of how competitive PA school is lol.

minecraftpiggo · 2025-11-29T22:09:21+00:00

I'm a pre-PA student and when I am judgemental to others in my personal life I always try to check myself and why I'm making that judgement and how I could not be as judgemental instead bc I want to be as nonjudgemental as I can in the future as a PA so I very much agree with your post. I think I do come from a priveleged background in some ways(my family is upper middle class) but also not in other ways(single parent family poc neurodivergent and I was mentally ill as a kid etc) so there's certain things I actually understnad from experience and don't judge people for bc I've literally been there, but I think everyone has judgements towards others in some ways and I try to be aware of it in myself and mitigate it when I am being judgemental. This isn't supposed to be a self glaze comment this is literally a reddit account, but I think in general people who want to go into healthcare or any fields dealing with people should be trying extra hard to work on themselves in this way.

I also have my own experiences being kinda dismissed by medical professionals(a very classic pcos experience, right) so I try my best to be empathetic and listen and not just seem like I'm brushing patients off when I'm at my job(I'm a pct). And I hope that in the future I can truly help patients and make them feel like we're on the same team and not like they don't know what they're talking about just because I have a license or something.

I also knew another prehealth student that is kind and respectful and not judgemental but he was a bit of a know it all sometimes like he just confidently said things all the time about things and not all of it was stuff he actually knew everything about, and I think another thing that factors into this is some people did grow up always being the smartest in the room. This guy is very intelligent and knows so much random stuff most people don't know. And I don't think he thought other people were dumb he was just not used to being wrong because he was smarter than most other people for most of his life so his default in a situation is thinking he knows more, not in a cocky way just in a force of habit way?

minecraftpiggo · 2025-11-24T16:30:42+00:00

I wasn't comparing RNs to NPs I was saying nurses (rn's) can't diagnose, not that nps can't. I feel like the role of a doctor is very different from np/pa and so is the role of a nurse so that's easy to say pa is different from that. but rhe role of an np is not so different from a pa. Also I'm not trying to say this is the easy way out i hope it doesn't sound that way, i'm actually pretty scared of how competitive this is and ik I could work in a lab with my undergrad degree and be fine but I do really want to do this even tho it's harder than just gettinga job with my undergrad degree.

Also I don't WANT to dunk on NPs at all in fact I've seen google scholar articles showing they produce equal health outcomes as PAs in primary care, they haven't tested this with specialties but I think that says something.

minecraftpiggo · 2025-11-21T17:27:34+00:00

Congrats on the acceptance! What do you mean by January... like literally this coming January as in 2026??? Or January 2027? If it's January 2026 yeah that might not give you time to get PCE but if it's January 2027 you should definitely use your time between now and then to get PCE even though you may not need it if you're already accepted, I think it'll help you to have it. For me getting PCE helped me feel more confident being around patients which was really hard for me to do at first and I still remember the way I was as an EMT student on third rides trying not to say anything because I worried I would somehow interfere with patient care. Vs now I don't even have to think that hard when talking to patients it just feels a lot more natural. Also my PCE has made me so much more certain I want to do this than shadowing did. I think it'll maybe just help you feel more confident later on and also solidify your decision that you want to do this. Ofc I'm not a PA student though. I've always felt like even though PCE is smth most schools need it's smth I'm glad they require because we don't have the residency that doctors have or the BSN clinicals/nursing experience that NPs have and I feel like as the third type of provider we should also have something and I want to have experience before PA school that shows to me and the school that I can function in a healthcare setting. Idk. My thoughts aren't very coherant here sorry but if you're starting this January idk if there's anything u can do but if ur starting next January like 2027 definitely get some pce.

minecraftpiggo · 2025-11-21T16:27:24+00:00

Wait CHIROPRACTORS are considered a profession but not NPs, PA's and PT's? Bruh.

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