u/Antique-Evidence-844

Hi, I’m currently an undergrad psych (BA) major who is also interested in design (considering double majoring in design BA).

I enjoy learning about human behavior as well as designing things/creating visuals. I took a cognitive psychology class and a few design thinking classes that I really enjoyed last semester. Also, I am not the biggest math/science person so I unfortunately can’t do anything super technical or too numbers heavy like CS/data science.

Initially, I wanted to go into UX/UI but I have been seeing a lot of people say that it isn’t stable, is over saturated and is likely going to be taken over by AI. It’s still my top choice but everything I’ve been hearing about it has been quite demotivating.

I am honestly just looking for decent income (>80K) and stability/safety from AI (aren’t we all).

Some related fields I have been exploring are UX research, I/O psychology, product design, and consumer insights/market research. If all else fails I might get my masters degree and become a therapist.

Does anyone know if these are good careers for the future? Or, does anyone know of any related careers with similar skills?

Any advice is greatly appreciated!

Hi, I’m currently an undergrad psych (BA) major who is also interested in design (considering double majoring in design BA).

I enjoy learning about human behavior as well as designing things/creating visuals. I took a cognitive psychology class and a few design thinking classes that I really enjoyed last semester. Also, I am not the biggest math/science person so I unfortunately can’t do anything super technical or too numbers heavy like CS/data science.

Initially, I wanted to go into UX/UI but I have been seeing a lot of people say that it isn’t stable, is over saturated and is likely going to be taken over by AI. It’s still my top choice but everything I’ve been hearing about it has been quite demotivating.

I am honestly just looking for decent income (>80K) and stability/safety from AI (aren’t we all).

Some related fields I have been exploring are UX research, I/O psychology, product design, and consumer insights/market research. Does anyone know if these are good careers for the future? Or, does anyone know of any related careers with similar skills?

Any advice is greatly appreciated!

Hi, I’m currently an undergrad psych (BA) major who is also interested in design (considering double majoring in design BA).

I enjoy learning about human behavior as well as designing things/creating visuals. I took a cognitive psychology class and a few design thinking classes that I really enjoyed last semester. Also, I am not the biggest math/science person so I unfortunately can’t do anything super technical or too numbers heavy like CS/data science.

Initially, I wanted to go into UX/UI but I have been seeing a lot of people say that it isn’t stable, is over saturated and is likely going to be taken over by AI. It’s still my top choice but everything I’ve been hearing about it has been quite demotivating.

I am honestly just looking for decent income (>80K) and stability/safety from AI (aren’t we all).

Some related fields I have been exploring are UX research, I/O psychology, product design, and consumer insights/market research. Does anyone know if these are good careers for the future? Or, does anyone know of any related careers with similar skills?

Any advice is greatly appreciated!

I’m currently an undergrad psych (BA) major who is also interested in design (considering double majoring in design BA).

I enjoy learning about human behavior as well as designing things/creating visuals. I took a cognitive psychology class and a few design thinking classes that I really enjoyed last semester. Also, I am not the biggest math/science person so I unfortunately can’t do anything super technical or too numbers heavy like CS/data science.

Initially, I wanted to go into UX/UI but I have been seeing a lot of people say that it isn’t stable, is over saturated and is likely going to be taken over by AI.

I am honestly just looking for decent income (>80K) and stability/safety from AI (aren’t we all).

Some related fields I have been exploring are UX research, I/O psychology, product design, and consumer insights/market research. Does anyone know if these are good careers for the future? Or, does anyone know of any related careers with similar skills?

Any advice is greatly appreciated!

HI, I’m currently an undergrad psych (BA) major who is also interested in design (considering double majoring in design BA).

I enjoy learning about human behavior as well as designing things/creating visuals. I took a cognitive psychology class and a few design thinking classes that I really enjoyed last semester. Also, I am not the biggest math/science person so I unfortunately can’t do anything super technical or too numbers heavy like CS/data science.

Initially, I wanted to go into UX/UI but I have been seeing a lot of people say that it isn’t stable, is over saturated and is likely going to be taken over by AI.

I am honestly just looking for decent income (>80K) and stability/safety from AI (aren’t we all).

Some related fields I have been exploring are UX research, I/O psychology, product design, and consumer insights/market research. Does anyone know if these are good careers for the future? Or, does anyone know of any related careers with similar skills?

Any advice is greatly appreciated!

HI, I’m currently an undergrad psych (BA) major who is also interested in design (considering double majoring in design BA).

I enjoy learning about human behavior as well as designing things/creating visuals. I took a cognitive psychology class and a few design thinking classes that I really enjoyed last semester. Also, I am not the biggest math/science person so I unfortunately can’t do anything super technical or too numbers heavy like CS/data science.

Initially, I wanted to go into UX/UI but I have been seeing a lot of people say that it isn’t stable, is over saturated and is likely going to be taken over by AI.

I am honestly just looking for decent income (>80K) and stability/safety from AI (aren’t we all).

Some related fields I have been exploring are UX research, I/O psychology, product design, and consumer insights/market research. Does anyone know if these are good careers for the future? Or, does anyone know of any related careers with similar skills?

Any advice is greatly appreciated!

i would like to preface this by saying that i am NOT su*cidal and would never actually do any of the things i’m about to describe.

i have realized that i am able to fulfill my desire to SH by imagining myself bleeding out after committing the act. i have never physically SH’d or had the desire to until a recent depressive episode.

i guess i have a strong imagination/ability to picture things in my head, so even just the image of myself doing those things is weirdly enough. i only do this at my absolute worst, when i feel like life isn’t even worth living anymore. i’m glad to say that i’m in a better place now.

anyways, i was just wondering if anyone relates or if there’s a term for this. maybe it might be helpful to anyone trying to overcome their SH problem.

also, i am not endorsing or recommending this behavior by any means, just wanted to share.

i am specifically talking about women who base their entire personality on hating men. these people cannot go a minute without bringing up men, it’s exhausting.

as someone who considers themselves a feminist, we need to stop doing this. i know it may feel nice and empowering to pour so much of yourself into hating men but it is counterproductive and harmful.

i am ALL for pointing out the problems created by men and the patriarchy. men are responsible for so much suffering and oppression across the world, but centering men in everything you do is the wrong approach.

also, i am not part of the “not all men” crowd, i believe that wording is detrimental and diverts accountability.