@Former-Member I’m feeling pretty good today than I expected.
The last few days have been pretty rough for me, one of them being that the lecturer I had in one of the Wednesday classes made me cry that day. I’m glad I’ve made the decision to drop out of that unit/subject after it happened, not only because of him but because there’s other parts to the assignment that we have to do that I’m not even gonna bother on wasting my time in figuring out how to do and stuff. -_-
Ever since that happened and after crying so much from it after I got home, I began to look up careers/jobs that are suitable for highly sensitive people. A few of those careers that stood out to me were: art therapist, artist (maybe maybe not), graphic designer, and a programmer.
I decide to start going on the visual/fine arts route because I know that with mental health, people find it easy to express their emotions and thoughts through art, right? So I thought hmmm why not do something like that as part of my career, especially when it’s something that I can see myself in doing and being passionate about. Also, I like to colour as well so that would be the main type of ‘art’ that I like. Other than that though, I do wanna gain some skills with drawing and other types of creative arts that are available.
I got in touch with open universities Australia yesterday and the day before that and I was able to secure my enrolment in the Undergraduate Certificate of Fine Arts. The classes are all online though. And I’ll be starting this course tomorrow. I know, it’s a sudden and a drastic change. But getting to know about the fact that I am a highly sensitive person and I would like to pursue a career that’s very suitable for that, I have to, and I feel that it’s better for my own good and wellbeing if I pursue something that matches on what I’m like as a person along with how it’s linked to a certain field and career.
@Appleblossom @Oaktree @creative_writer