Welcome to my world

I am a witch.

A psychology enthusiast who once became obsessed with Jungian archetypes, MBTI, and typing everyone around me. A curious person who likes meeting people from different worlds and asking them about the stories behind their labels.
I read tarot, study astrology, and know how to interpret Chinese Bazi. I read novels, write novels, write fanfiction, and spend far too much time wandering through fanart communities. I build original characters and entire worlds simply because my imagination refuses to leave them alone.
My favorite animal is the black cat, but not the one from Edgar Allan Poe.
And yes, nice to meet u.
A girl who has filled ten notebooks with stories since elementary school.
Youth Choose Work Over School
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She Didn't Go to University. She Doesn't Regret It. | Choosing Work Over School #02

She never went to university. Years later, she says she has no regrets.

In the second interview of this series, I speak with a female real estate agent who entered the workforce instead of pursuing higher education.

She believes that working early gave her something she might not have gained in school: social experience, an understanding of people, and a firsthand sense of how society works. She also questions whether university would necessarily have led her to the career she has today.

Yet her perspective is not simply anti-education.

She believes that for young people entering today's job market, educational qualifications have become increasingly important, and that continuing education may offer opportunities that were not as necessary for her generation.

Her story raises another question: if you don't regret the path you took, can you still believe that someone else should choose differently?

This is the second story in an interview series exploring what happens when people choose work over school, and how they understand that choice years later.

What happens when you leave school and enter the workforce before you are ready?

In the first interview of this series, I speak with a former student who left school early and now works as a property security guard. Looking back, he admits that he regrets not continuing his education. At the same time, entering the workforce gave him something school could not.

But he also believes that experience cannot replace everything education offers. Some knowledge, he says, is something you can only encounter in a classroom or a textbook.


He Left School for Work. Years Later, Does He Regret It? | Choosing Work Over School #01