u/iKissMilfs

Need help understanding technicalities of getting a Psychologist license

Recently graduated with a BS Psychology degree. I want to be a Psychologist, and I have many questions about how to get there kasi I have no one to ask and Googling only leaves me more confused.

For the registered Psychologists, what steps do you recommend I take to get there? Do I need to take the RPm boards before enrolling in masters? Can I take the RPsy boards after finishing masters, or kailangan pa magfinish ng doctorate? What's your timeline of events to get where you are today, and if you had any regrets, what were they? Lastly, I recently learned about Master of Psychology graduate study, which is non-thesis... if I enroll in that, can I still take the RPsy boards? Or need talaga magka thesis? How much did you shell out in tuitions and expenses, all in all?

Sorry about the barrage of questions. I'm lost and would appreciate a little clarity before I make huge decisions. Thank you!

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u/iKissMilfs — 1 day ago

Nail techs, hobbyists, and kikays of BCD: where to buy nail supplies?

Imbis tani mag order ko online, basi may ari d store nga gabaligya mga nail glue, nail file, charms, etc.? Preferably in bulk.

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u/iKissMilfs — 4 days ago
▲ 6 r/BPD

When my friends tell me about their relationships, I'm always curious about how they resolve fights or misunderstandings. They tell me they eventually get over their squabbles, or along the way they'll forget why they're mad. They tell me that they don't get angry for long because they love their partner too much.

I've always been jealous of other people ever since I was a child. I'm resentful because I feel like I lack many things, in many aspects, because I wasn't born with the same privilege. So when my neurotypical friends tell me how they handle their relationships, I feel so inadequate in comparison. I'm scared I'm torturing my partner because of the way I am. I feel so much guilt and shame because I know the people in my life deserve so much more than what I can offer.

I blow up over the slightest things. When things don't go according to plan, I'm grumpy and utterly inconsolable. I hold grudges. I expect too much from people and feel disappointed, no matter the outcome. Because of my splitting, I'm capable of withholding communication from my loved ones for weeks. I can just stop caring, with a flip of a switch. Of course, the guilt returns tenfold, and I end up suffering more.

I don't know why no matter how many regulation tips I make an effort to learn, I just can't seem to train my brain into being normal like my friends'. I want to be someone consistent but it almost feels like it's impossible for me to do. I'm always too much or too little and I can't seem to control how much of myself I pour in other people's lives.

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u/iKissMilfs — 12 days ago