And if you don't treat?

Yeah! A short period of time is different compared to 20 years. The is almost close to a civil servant service year over here. But what if there no other options, can you still do it?

This is just the simple truth. I like that word you used, "fulfillment". You will always be happy going to work, not thinking and having HBP when going to work

But you can adapt 🌚🤐

Romance shouldn't turn into a surprise shareholder meeting when the waiter brings the bill😹😹

That said I don't think splitting the bill is wrong, especially when both people agreed to it beforehand. It's just that if I was the one who said, “let me take you out' then I should be ready to actually

I think the person who asks for the date should be prepared to pay. If I invite you out, I shouldn't suddenly develop amnesia when the bill arrives and start studying the ceiling🤣😂

I agree that doing something you hate for 20 years can take a serious toll. But do you think people sometimes underestimate how much financial pressure can also affect their happiness?

Eiii😅😂 see this man, so you're choosing the money😂. What would the money have to give you before you'd be willing to sacrifice 20 years of enjoying your work?

Straight to the point man 😂 I like that. But what if the job you enjoy barely covers your needs while the one you hate gives you complete financial freedom?

That's fair nah🤣🤣 but would you still choose the enjoyable job if you knew the salary would never increase significantly, while the other option could completely change your financial life?

That's an good way to look at it but do you think enjoying your work actually gives you the emotional strength to handle life's challenges, or can financial security do the same thing?

I think that's the sensible middle ground. But if the two options were genuinely extreme, would you still choose enjoyment over a huge financial advantage?

But then, two sisters not talking together for that long time and they are living together. That is really crazy

If someone deliberately tries to get me angry, I usually don't give them the reaction they're looking for. I can be calm about it like I'm always calm, but if a boundary is crossed repeatedly, I'll make

I don't hold grudges for long. If something bothers me, I'd rather say it out understand where the other person is coming from, and move on, but letting go doesn't always mean going back to how things

Some people would rather have a job they hate that pays extremely well, while others would accept less money to enjoy what they do. If you knew you'd be doing the same job for the next 20 years, would

I'm always go for what's best for me. That's how to make myself happy You?

I like that choice. Always go for what you want. And when there is need to compromise do it because you won't always have what you wish for

Hello lovely ladies 🌹 Here's my entry: