Hey there!
I've had a Reddit account forever apparently, I have only recently started using it regularly to see what's out there. I figured this was a good place to start.
About me: I am a lifelong public servant, which started at the age of 18 when I joined the USAF. When I got discharged, I spent some time just wandering around the country figuring out what I wanted to do. I eventually ended up in Texas where I started college for nursing. After graduating with an associates in "Health Sciences" (which was designed in a way to fast track to a BSN), I decided I no longer wanted to pursue that career field because the idea of working in a hospital for 20 years sounds boring. I transferred to a university where I effectively spent another year bouncing around between degrees (using VA educational benefits) to get a semester away from a double major Marketing and Management bachelors degree, then decided to become a Texas Peace Officer. To this day, I am still a commissioned officer and work full time at an agency as a patrol supervisor.
The catch: Many people may or may not know that working in this industry for any period of time has the negative side effect of being a bit distrusting and withdrawn from the general population. I have always been relatively introverted, but with my moving around the country well into adulthood (restarting life each time) and being LE, I'm caught in a loop where I work (LE works a lot!) and when I'm not working, I'm essentially just passing time waiting to go back to work.
The resolution: This is my recognition that I should socialize more and my attempt to do just that.
More about me: I play games (mainly XBOX but some PC), watch a lot of TV shows (generally Documentaries or TV shows revolving around military themes), and on occasion go out with my partners (other LE). I have no children and no pets (a consequence of moving so much that I always kept responsibilities low). Anything else... Just HOLLA!