So yeah, for people that don't know, which likely won't be anyone that reads this when it's posted, I'm in college. I'm working toward becoming a research psychologist. Last week was midterms and that was a lot of work, I still have a couple assignments to take care of before the end of this next week.

In other news, I'm working on a fursuit once a week, I'm going to try to post updates about it, but I don't have a very good camera. I like how it's coming along, but progress is slow.

My mate and I will be heading to Cali in about 2 1/2 months. But more on that as it gets closer to the end of November.

The last thing I want to mention here is that I'm finding that I tend to feel uncomfortable around people of common interests because I tend to fall into a smaller group within it. For example, I'm a very liberal Christian relative to most Christians I'm around. But I'm a very conservative homosexual relative to most homosexuals I'm around. This makes it hard for me to be able to be who I am inside. I have to bite my tongue a lot in conversations. I also have very strong, specific beliefs about many controversial topics, and when you get a group that is generally one political party or the other, they have a tenancy to bash entire concepts or groups when they feel everyone around them agrees.

Would it be better to stand up for what I think, and not care what people around me think, or should I try to look past it to have more friends? I don't want to be the person no one wants to be around because I'll push my beliefs onto them, but I feel like everyone already does that to me.

I hope time will solve these issues.