And now, for just a single month, I'm being moved into a team that is largely unfamiliar to me. Of course, I know some of the staff already, but the children and young people I'll be working with don't know me. To them, I'm just another stranger. It feels like I'm being asked to start all over again.

What frustrates me most is that social work is built on trust. Trust doesn't appear overnight, and often not even within a few weeks. The children we work with aren't tasks to be completed or boxes to be checked. Meaningful relationships take time.

That's why this one month feels so pointless. Just when the first genuine connections could begin to form, it will already be time to leave again. Maybe that's what upsets me the most: the feeling that the things that matter most in this profession—trust, consistency, and human connection—can sometimes be reduced to nothing more than a scheduling decision.

And of course i'm so freaking angry because the history repeats itself- It was the same when I first started working there; My team was also thrown together because the old team wasn't working well, but I still hate it. Tell me why I stay for another month there???

nobody talks about how annoying and exhausting it is to have a friend who constantly gets into the same fandoms as you and suddenly acts like theyre a bigger fan than you...

recently showed my bsf resident evil and suddenly she bought all of the games but doesn't play them. ughhh I can't lie at all im really jealous bc my family is mad broke so I can't afford $70 requiem... I can only play at my uncles house that's an hour away at family parties, but I still watch every gameplay. she ships aeon, but she doesn't know anything about their lore or dynamic. I personally ship Claire and Leon, but im not big into resident evil ships. the thing is, i love leon for his lore and just the depth of his character, and she only likes him for his looks.