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English, 30.07.2019 08:30, dejaproctor17

Ineed someone to check my grammar and punctuation, . from all of the careers it listed i would be most interested in a substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors. being able to people with a disorder has always been an interest of mine, it is also the closest career from the ones it listed that would let me study someone's behavior which is the career i am really trying to get into. the least interesting career would be a marriage and family therapist. i have never had an interest in being apart of someone's relationship issues. personally, i think that is something that you should work out with you're partner rather than going to a stranger and asking for their . i know that is the purpose of a marriage therapist but it is just my opinion.

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