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DreamWidth's Newest Recruit
May. 2nd, 2009 09:54 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
tralfamadoreHello to the community. My name is Namid, and I have just this evening found my way over to DreamWidth. For the past seven or so years, I have been a (decently) faithful user of LiveJournal. However, after being introduced to and reading the policies of this site, I felt that a shift was due. Likely for the time being my DreamWidth account will be somewhat of a mirror to my LiveJournal account, but I welcome the opportunity this new site affords for me to make new acquaintances who will hopefully become friends.
The initial post in my journal is an introduction of sorts, and I welcome all of you to take a look and see if I am someone that you feel you would have a good connection with. If so, please feel free to subscribe to my journal and I shall reciprocate as quickly as possible.
For the briefest of overviews, I am a 22 year old queer individual residing in Missouri, United States. There I am in my final month of working as an Applied Behavior Analysis implementer in a preschool classroom for children with autism. Come August, I intend to re-enter my previous university in pursuit of a degree focusing on the sociological implications of a disability culture. I myself am hard of hearing, and have been diagnosed with a slough of psychiatric disorders. The former effects me far more than the latter, so no worries about my journal being a "dark" space. I'm quite a liberal individual, complete with body modifications and left-wing politics. I am also a vegetarian, and the owner of a fourteen-year-old cat and a four-year-old dog, both of whom were rescued from the humane society I do volunteer work for.
I am looking to subscribe to the journals of individuals who share more about themselves than just merely the events of the day, memes, or thoughts on fandoms. I love to read introspective entries with deep reflection and soul-searching quandaries, and I promise to return the gesture.
If I sound like someone you would be interested in subscribing to, please don't feel the least bit deterred that my journal is so new. I am here for the long haul. Just let me know you've subscribed, and I'll do the same.
The initial post in my journal is an introduction of sorts, and I welcome all of you to take a look and see if I am someone that you feel you would have a good connection with. If so, please feel free to subscribe to my journal and I shall reciprocate as quickly as possible.
For the briefest of overviews, I am a 22 year old queer individual residing in Missouri, United States. There I am in my final month of working as an Applied Behavior Analysis implementer in a preschool classroom for children with autism. Come August, I intend to re-enter my previous university in pursuit of a degree focusing on the sociological implications of a disability culture. I myself am hard of hearing, and have been diagnosed with a slough of psychiatric disorders. The former effects me far more than the latter, so no worries about my journal being a "dark" space. I'm quite a liberal individual, complete with body modifications and left-wing politics. I am also a vegetarian, and the owner of a fourteen-year-old cat and a four-year-old dog, both of whom were rescued from the humane society I do volunteer work for.
I am looking to subscribe to the journals of individuals who share more about themselves than just merely the events of the day, memes, or thoughts on fandoms. I love to read introspective entries with deep reflection and soul-searching quandaries, and I promise to return the gesture.
If I sound like someone you would be interested in subscribing to, please don't feel the least bit deterred that my journal is so new. I am here for the long haul. Just let me know you've subscribed, and I'll do the same.
