MIFFFAY PAULLLL 😁😁

For some reason it showed up as Times New Roman I’m so distraught

I’m not great at consistent response times, but I am always open for a conversation. I don’t know what type of advice you’re looking for specifically. so my answer might even feel vague. There’s a lot that comes with involving yourself to the potential doors of your field. I will be responding under the assumption you are in university/college It’s a subjective process. For me, personally, it was built up by components I did for fun. I actually do not have LinkedIn. I have two personal websites/portfolio and of course, my resume. One site for my film/art/animation/editing content, and the other site is samples for my journalistic content. Every university has their own newspaper publishing team: with new releases, I’d attempt to get my articles published every few months for personal practice/extra credit. (my emails pissed them off) I think most universities have smooth pathways into your potential industry, so explore those options. Talk to your lecturers. Unfortunately, you will probably have to dick ride them a little. As for my animation/artworks, I honestly slapped together everything I animated from ages 14-19 into a showreel & ran with it. I made a lot of stupid shit as a teenager using AE/PS, not thinking much of it. I now have a few years experience of most Adobe products, including InDesign (the devil) entirely self taught: somehow, it was enough to get me an entire paid internship at a global-level company. Before this, I genuinely did not have any professional work experience in my field. With my few months of internship, it opened multiple routes for my future. I suddenly had strong relationships and was able to work there, only until moving into a better positioning elsewhere where I’m more involved in newsroom broadcasting. My work and effort is certainly there, though, I think the rest has to do with charisma. How you carry yourself. How you speak, socialize, and interact with other people in the workspace. When you leave a room, will they remember you? I really dislike the perspective of “climbing the ladder” but in a world where we are run by class, we’re doing it everyday. Unwillingly. You do have to be very shameless. Involve yourself. Make connections, go out of your way to meet people. The way you present yourself with your stuff: you need to be the one to believe in it, even if nobody else sees its worth. To be honest, we are moving into a timeframe where it is becoming more and more difficult to emerge ourselves into our dream occupations. But I promise it isn’t completely unattainable, so please don’t knock anything until you’ve tried it. Every failed interview brings you a little closer to where you’re really meant to be. Compile everything you’ve ever made, and showcase it. Build something and make yourself proud first. I think even that alone, is a victory itself

I never really thought about it but I’m used to he/him for the most part

The stupid fonts make me laugh fuck you Yea I’m erect too are you gonna come down and jerk me off 👀

@Allah and make sure you send this one to the 7th layer of Jahanam. It has to be the 7th

Go ahead and send another message bro

Eid Mubarak, Vivi. You get no money.

Eid Mubarak (again) to my Cocopops 😁😁 I hope you had a fulfilling celebration (with lots of Eid money)

Sure; why not? Trying something new outside of what you’re used to takes some courage. Though, there’s a lot to consider that I wish I knew before I invested in eye contacts so hear me out on a few things • The pricing. Holy fuck. Just reconsider it man. I’m paying $140 every 3 months, atop other bills in my life • You’re always going to feel the plastic in your eye. Every time you blink, you might feel/see it shift. Yeah you do get “used” to it but it still pisses me off. I feel like this was obvious but I believed I’d replace glasses with contacts full time - not possible… • I hate windy weather so much more now. I used to love wind hitting my face from car windows from every angle - and now I keep everything shut. Feels like my fucking eyeballs are drying out • And this takes me directly to my next point: you’re going to invest a lot in eyedrops. No idea why the ones I need costs 13 fucking dollars for a small vial of solution but okay man go ahead and take everything I’ve ever loved • The sudden shift of eyecontacts to glasses in the moment will make you uncontrollably nauseous • As an Arab I wear kuhul. Daily. It’s a certain black powder on your waterline. If you aren’t careful when applying anything there you will genuinely drive yourself crazy But on a brighter note, they are very convenient. Being able to see clearly was honestly game changing for me, so do look into it. And, sorry… I did see you ask the same question on that other website I experimented with and left you in the dust. I hope this answer matches your enthusiasm.

Saw this after the longest fucking day of Uni. Thank you brother

Is there anyway for me to remove the font expression on this website.