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With A Certain Level of Employability: Work and Volunteer Jobs

I have a good life in We'koqma'q community. Eskasoni hasn't been kind to me to a degree. I know that it's my hometown but I didn't have one flourishing, good and right relationship in my lifetime in Eskasoni. Yes, I have benefits there and I could move back but what's the worth? Every dreams, wants and needs are met here and I have a family that supports me whole-heartedly to stay in We'koqma'q community, at Mawita'mk Society's Ni'kinen house. I know that I could get a good thriving and well developed life in We'koqma'q community. They have businesses here, they have a Provincial Building in Port Hawkesbury, I got my ALP diploma. I got my college trade and Unama'ki Driving Certificate. I am heading towards mental health professions. All my life I was living as a reject in Eskasoni, nobody wanting me to succeed or accomplish anything. I was living like a lost lover who only wanted dysfunctional friendships and family relationships....
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Still I Want to Move Back Home...?

I know the difference between independent thinking and shared thinking, independence is that independent thinking where I critically be  thinking for my own budget, instead of paying extras and having to be stuck without food. I know that I don't want to live in a regulated place where my sexual charisma is dampen and no woman wants me. Well, I could live alone ideally, without addictions, parties or anything that would set off my psychosis. I know well enough to say no. But the culture of active addicts suggest that they don't know how to stay sober through tradition, heritage and culture. I know that I want to share my knowledge with people, I want to build on that kind of intellectual confidence and communicative self-assurance. I hope to have those linguistic self-efficacy and work within my realm of self-advocacy. My abilities have been exposed to potential friendships and experience that intercultural discussions within my homeland could start. I know that moving back I w...
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Benefits of Morality in The Capacity to Be Dangerous: The Disadvantages and Benefits of Having Fathers, "Father Figures", Uncles and older Male cousins and older Brothers

I was taught morality from father figures in my Darkest Hour. I know that my "Real" father and "Step" Father have two distinct biological markers. My "real" father have went through Indian Day School and he became a careered security guard. And my "step" father who have had helped me in my meanings of my "real" father relational issues, have created and built a son that was capable of being dangerous but shouldn't do it unless it's absolutely necessary. Their stories in historical contexts of my life have been supporting each other when they didn't want to. Self-trust versus sharing trust has been their greatest influence in my life, protecting me from predatorial threats and a good deal of dangers in Nova Scotia society. My fathers have taught me the value of strength, simply living and enjoying my fitness in different ways. My "real" father, who was questionable about his patterns, have taught me that complaining...
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