I'm a sometimes struggling college student. I wanted to complete my BA in Psychology and eventually get a Master's Degree in Forensic Psychology and maybe a JD degree in law. I love both law and psychology and I felt that it was a field that I could put both of my passions into good use. I wanted to help people in any way that I could.
However, I'm at a crossroads now. I don't know what I want to do in life or what to do with my life. Right now, I'm just searching around to find out what interests me. I'm open to almost any field of study. Who knows what I'll be into in a few years...
I'm a curious person, and interested about everything. I value learning, questioning, and having deep discussions. I value building friendships, and strong relationships (I'm not a superficial person. I believe in close friendships. I believe in a give and take. I believe in strong commitments to people). I'm an independent spirit. I also have strong artistic and linguistic abilities. I love books...books, books and more books...
Along with reading, I love writing, art, movies, music, and hanging out and going places with my friends. I like talking with and listening to people. Most of all I love to help people, because there is no other thing in the world that makes you feel truly good about yourself and other people.
I have two very talented dogs named, Cocoa and Jack. Cocoa is a black and white Pomeranian. He is my oldest dog and all of 11 pounds--mostly it's fur. He thinks he runs the house, which is probably a fair assessment...he's so demanding and spoiled. He thinks everything is his bed and he will lay on anything that is in his reach. *sigh* Jack is a Miniature Pinscher and my youngest. He's not a puppy anymore but you wouldn't know it by the way he acts. He can run the Indy 500 all over my house and spend hours chasing his tail, his favorite ball, or try eating anything and everything he can get his mouth on -- with or without permission. *sigh* *sigh* |
