@Jynx this morning i was looking at that masters in arts therapy degree that i was talking to you about yesterday and ive had a chat to one of the staff members at that uni via chat and it seems that that masters is a very competitive one as universities usually dont tend to have that masters degree - so far, only 2 universities here have the masters.
anyway, i've also been thinking about (like i always do) how me struggling to speak and articulate my words effectively when talking to others very much impacts the way i communicate with people everywhere and that's the main thing im concerned about (and always have) when it comes to a lot of things...like being at a job where i always need to talk to people face to face, and/or even just being at school or something where it's more easier for me to just sit there and not talk to anyone because im too afraid to show them my 'speaking flaws', but also because ive always been used to not talking to anyone and just be in my own space. that's the part/thing that ive always been thinking about and think that it'll never get better.
i'm worried on how i'll be able to perform my role as a potential art therapist (if I WAS to get into the masters degree of course) then despite this barrier that i always have
that's why i know i'm more suitable with doing remote roles, like volunteering as a digital crisis supporter (soon) -- basically any roles that i wanna do that require just texting/chatting to people
@rav3n
