Echidna

Happy late birthday to you! Hope you had an awesome one.

Happy birthday! May your growing maturity improve your taste in music (just kidding about that.) ;D

HAPPY BIRTHDAY :D

Happy birthday man! <3

<3

are we the same person?

Hey! Haha I have not been on here in ages. How are you? How have you been?

is it reasonable to yell at your age though?

Hahaha, great stuff.

well as long as you've got the one you frequent that should work

Yeah it's been far too long! I've been good, I'm sure I've got news but I can't think of what has happened in the last three and a half years since we last messaged haha

Well thankfully it's a quiet day at work hoorah!

Oh Christ, what do you do as a job? I wanna write reviews :'(

Oh that's adorable and a stance I totally respect.

Well..........my morning has not been so great - I managed 2 hours of sleep and I feel today is going to be a buuussyyyyyy day at work. Fun! How about you?

the catch with snap is literally any one of them is 24 hours because they give you a card that grants you access.

Why are you apologising????? DW c:

Takes a lot more than that to offend me

It's ok, Tyler would still love you anyway

you mean the great grandson in a retirement house? are you sure he can still hear good?

I NEED TO KNOW,
THAT WHEN I FALL YOU'LL STILL BE HERE
'CAUSE IF YOU STICK AROUND
I'LL SING YOU PRETTY SOUNDS
AND WE'LL MAKE MONEY SELLING YOUR HAIR

lifetime and snap do both offer 24 hour access to their facilities, iirc. does planet do that?

Well, those are definitely the main ones, for sure. But there are tons of careers within those three categories that could take you wildly different places. Beyond that, psychology majors are generally well sought after for their understanding of human behavior. You would obviously have to start out entry level in another field, or potentially go back to school, but a degree in psychology could allow you to springboard into a career in marketing, business administration, healthcare administration, human resources, sales, journalism/publication, consulting or many others. You are not locking yourself into research/clinical work/rehabilitation with a degree in psychology, though those are the ones that most directly use the skills you would obtain from a psychology degree in school.

EDIT: And yeah moving to a new state