I like it.

I started off my undergrad in comp sci, then moved to economics. Had issues with some of the theories, moved into a softer science like sociology, but retained my interest in econometrics. Studied sociology and political science, primarily with a focus on statistical methods, hoping to get work at Stats Canada (they always had postings for sociology and statistics majors when I was undergrad). Had an interest in longitudinal data analysis.

No relevant jobs when I graduated.

I thought, 'screw it, I'll just do my MA in stuff I think is fun', and went with media. Did it on alien invasion films, and just kinda stuck with the media route. Very much a #YOLO move.

I had to google what libtard meant, but I mean, I guess?

There's a lot of things that folks consider to be SJW that I agree with (that language is a formative component, that racism is different from discrimination in some aspects, that freedom of speech has some problems that we have to consider, etc.), but I've never identified as an SJW. Of course, I think most people whom are pejoratively labelled as SJWs aren't really self-identifying as SJWs. I do consider myself a feminist, though, which I've heard is essentially the equivalent of being an SJW.

I think I lean left? I'm not entirely sure, mainly because I never really evaluated my political views on that spectrum. I focus specifically on one issue at a time and go from there, instead of letting grand narrative dictate my views.