you'll never guess what i found in my wardrobe...
I BET ITS MY MOM!!!!!!! grrr.. haha it'll be interesting to have me wear them and go around.
ok i've pretty much sorted out my thoughts regarding my interest. thanks mostly to char and rah. the philosopher and sociologist mindsets. haha its rejuvenating to know that i've found my stand. =)
haha so social worker is a helping profession. its just that they don't sympathise but empathise. indeed they help people to fit into society, fit into this world of inequality. i had this issue of facing the argument that social workers are viewing themselves superior over another when they are stretching out their helping hands which i was strongly against. indeed when we help, we indicate that one is superior, of a higher status/position or whatever u wanna phrase it.. social workers recognise that, they need to know they have a lot of powers in their hands to aid some1 lower in the hierarchy who is determined to help themselves.
den again, we seem to be the helping hands of the lightning. that depends on the type of worker u are. its another long story to be explored. haha must do it intelligently though.
den i was thinking abt inequality. we.. as undergrad studying inequality became the most... juxtaposed/oxymoron situation. think about it.
i can't help but admire sociologist for their intelligence, to view functionality of society in such remarkable perceptions.. but.... practicality wise.. i feel its 0. sorry if i offend but its just my perception. i like sociology, its intelligent stuff! however, its just too impractical for me. some1's word struck me hard saying that their methods may not be right but it works and improve the entire situation as a whole plus it gets welcome and rejoiced over by majority. i thought THAT was meaningful in some circumstances.
i guess practicality is an impt issue to me. knowing some1 is caught in the horrendous societal construct, i thought in this profession is where we have the chances to aid many practically in overcoming the inequality issues.
then again, i thought personally, it is more important that i want to see more genuine smiles upon people's faces. i guess that is what keeps me going. the rare and genuine smile.
i'm still self discovering. give me more time. its an awfully stressful profession. i'm only a student who is just introduced and i feel the pressure already. yet at the same time.. my interest for it brews. share with me more philo and soci views. maybe i shld explore psych too. haha its all interesting sphere of thoughts.
yay i packed my room. more like i hide all the unsightly stuff. heheh. n i still cant get over what i discovered. gosh.
happy Chinese new yr!
hope to see most of u on 23rd! =)
I BET ITS MY MOM!!!!!!! grrr.. haha it'll be interesting to have me wear them and go around.
ok i've pretty much sorted out my thoughts regarding my interest. thanks mostly to char and rah. the philosopher and sociologist mindsets. haha its rejuvenating to know that i've found my stand. =)
haha so social worker is a helping profession. its just that they don't sympathise but empathise. indeed they help people to fit into society, fit into this world of inequality. i had this issue of facing the argument that social workers are viewing themselves superior over another when they are stretching out their helping hands which i was strongly against. indeed when we help, we indicate that one is superior, of a higher status/position or whatever u wanna phrase it.. social workers recognise that, they need to know they have a lot of powers in their hands to aid some1 lower in the hierarchy who is determined to help themselves.
den again, we seem to be the helping hands of the lightning. that depends on the type of worker u are. its another long story to be explored. haha must do it intelligently though.
den i was thinking abt inequality. we.. as undergrad studying inequality became the most... juxtaposed/oxymoron situation. think about it.
i can't help but admire sociologist for their intelligence, to view functionality of society in such remarkable perceptions.. but.... practicality wise.. i feel its 0. sorry if i offend but its just my perception. i like sociology, its intelligent stuff! however, its just too impractical for me. some1's word struck me hard saying that their methods may not be right but it works and improve the entire situation as a whole plus it gets welcome and rejoiced over by majority. i thought THAT was meaningful in some circumstances.
i guess practicality is an impt issue to me. knowing some1 is caught in the horrendous societal construct, i thought in this profession is where we have the chances to aid many practically in overcoming the inequality issues.
then again, i thought personally, it is more important that i want to see more genuine smiles upon people's faces. i guess that is what keeps me going. the rare and genuine smile.
i'm still self discovering. give me more time. its an awfully stressful profession. i'm only a student who is just introduced and i feel the pressure already. yet at the same time.. my interest for it brews. share with me more philo and soci views. maybe i shld explore psych too. haha its all interesting sphere of thoughts.
yay i packed my room. more like i hide all the unsightly stuff. heheh. n i still cant get over what i discovered. gosh.
happy Chinese new yr!
hope to see most of u on 23rd! =)