My Dream Job!

When I was ten or eleven, I went to my first psychological therapy session. I hated it, and it was terrible in all ways. She didn't help me with anything, she criticized my aunt (the person I live with) for not being married to a man, and made homophobic comments about my sexual orientation. I didn't understand many things about the therapy, or about her behaviour (because I was very young at that moment) but since we finished that psychological session, I have decided I will become a better psychologist than her. 

At this moment, I think I'm on the right way to achieve it; I'm in my second year of psychology, and it's even better than I imagined. I also imagine my job as a safe space, where people can express themselves without judging, and be supported. I also want to specialize in autism, disability people, neurodivergence, LGBTQ+, and hikikomori people (people who isolate themselves), 'cause I think they are the most excluded people in society, but also I want to be always open-minded about any other social injustice. 

For this goal I need to improve my communication skills. Because of my autism diagnosis is very hardwork for me, but to achieve it I'm trying my best. I actually don't mind how much I earn, even if I work for minimum wage. If I can eat, I don't need more. I'll follow my dreams, and other things will come to me at some point.



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