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[schneefink]

I think one of the reasons why it's hard for me to write my bachelor thesis is because most times I'm not really enthusiastic about the subject anymore. Talking about it helps, but I don't like talking about it to people IRL because it makes me feel guilty about my slow progress. So I thought I could try talking about it here :) It's about women in the Russian labour market ~1990-2010. If you're interested, tick the "uni" box below.

There's also a ticky box for the "personal" filter, i.e. probably everything I've locked so far: family, friends, health etc. I never used access filters before, it'll be an experiment.

And one ticky box for fic challenges, so I can talk about my Yuletide fic. In general terms! More or less. Not sure exactly how secretive we're supposed to be.

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Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: Just the Poll Creator, participants: 26

Which filters would you like access to?

personal
24 (92.3%)

thesis
22 (84.6%)

fic challenges
24 (92.3%)

Comments

[theladyscribe]

ALL OF IT, PLZ. :D

[schneefink]

That can be arranged :)

[monksandbones]

I've ticked all the ticky-boxes because I want to read ALL THE THINGS. However, I am especially sympathetic to thesis woes and guilt of all kinds. I'm in my ninth year of a combined Master's-PhD programme and my progress on my doctoral thesis is still ever so slow, not because I've lost enthusiasm for the topic, exactly, but because I feel like my argument is terribly shaky. In other words, *fistbump* of thesis-guilt solidarity!

[schneefink]

Sorry to hear that! Good luck with your thesis!

At least mine is a bachelor thesis so I don't even have to have a strong argument. It might be better if I did, but at this point I just want to be done with it.

[fearsome_turtle]

I don't know anything about women in the Russian labor market, but I'm also interested in nearly everything. I'd read!

[schneefink]

Practically all I knew when I started was that in the Soviet Union many more women worked than in Europe/US so I figured the development must be very different.