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I ask what they’re studying, and they shrug.
“Social work,” they say. “It comes with permanent emotional damage, but it’s rewarding.”
I can’t help laughing.
The hallway opens into a wider space with tall windows. They point toward a door with a small rainbow flag taped beside it.
“That’s us,” they say.
They push the door open and hold it for me. I step inside, expecting something formal rows of chairs, a podium, a sign-in sheet maybe. Instead, it feels like walking into a group chat in physical form. People sit on mismatched chairs or cross-legged on the floor, music plays from someone’s speaker but keeps cutting to notifications, and a whiteboard is absolutely being vandalized with doodles