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Emotions are a natural part of life, but some can be particularly difficult to sit with. Whether they bring physical discomfort, mental exhaustion, or social tension, these feelings can challenge us in different ways. Some emotions may linger, while others come in intense waves. What emotion do you find the hardest to experience? Not exactly a Would You Rather Question, but I figured it fit best in this category.
Some emotions are harder to sit with than others. Which one do you find the most uncomfortable to experience?
A BT who has two clients. One of their clients (newer clients, they’ve worked with them for three months) recently switched to a fully in school setting after having initially had in school and in home. The BT has worked with the other client for two years, and recently started working with that client less often. The BT took last Monday off, not working with either client. They have suggested taking this upcoming Monday off, not working with the second client (the one they’ve had for two years) on this Monday. The BT works about 15 hours a week with the new client. This behavior technician (what the BT acronym stands for) replaced one who the new client’s mom had taken off the case for forgetting to flush a toilet in her home (mom claimed it happened multiple times.) The mom had also threatened to spank her 2yr old, the new client’s younger sibling. The BT is taking tomorrow afternoon off but will still work with new client in school based setting tomorrow from 8-1:15, last Monday they hadn’t worked with either client. 19.3% of client’s goals have been mastered. The mom on the new client’s case had once went upstairs to take a phone call once during an in home session, meaning she may have worked from home.
Are goth girls or emo girls more desirable/popular?
I'm having this... argument, with someone. They say my life isn't worth the value of of everyone else in existence. That, if I were in Hell, that it wouldn't be worth saving me at the behest of an entire civilization that's in "Heaven." That's pretty fucked up man, woman, person, to say that all of my suffering is null and void just because everyone else is in Heaven. So here's my thought experiment I have for you today.
If you were in the position to put everyone in existence into Heaven, on the condition that a single insect (let's say a mosquito, no one likes mosquitoes) were thrown in Hell, what would you do?
You probably wouldn't know what an AP is if you go to school outside of America.
Just wondering what people here think about the fraction 19/30 and if it is nearly 2/3?
Arcade games being Pac-Man, nba jam, golden tee, etc
You can't sell food, cars, clothes, or plane tickets because that obviously defeats the point of the game.
edit: more specifically, what color do you associate with "nothing?