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Originally Posted by Kayci
Your attitude is very plain, and I can relate with wanting to live in such a country. You expect it to solve your problems, that it will be SOOOOO much better than where you are.
Wake. Up. Its not that easy, and you are complaining about getting a degree. You know how often East Asians look down upon people without degrees? I grew up with Japanese, Chinese, and Koreans (The latter I see more of the most lately.) I am not as experienced as Nyororin or others who are living and been through it, but I am very confident when I tell you that you need to turn your life around. You only wanna get a certain degree only if its for living in a country? Why not for yourself? The experience of learning something that interests you, the experience of actually being GOOD and QUALIFIED to do something that you want to do, instead of just doing it to live in a country that may disappoint you.
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>Implying I expect Japan to solve my problems
>Implying I expect it to be better than here
>Implying I think it's easy
>Implying I'm complaining about getting a degree
"You know how often East Asians look down upon people without degrees? I grew up with Japanese, Chinese, and Koreans (The latter I see more of the most lately.)"
-And I care... why? (By the way, ALL asians are from the east, fyi. AND, I'm Vietnamese.)
" You only wanna get a certain degree only if its for living in a country? Why not for yourself? The experience of learning something that interests you, the experience of actually being GOOD and QUALIFIED to do something that you want to do,..."
-See above.
"...instead of just doing it to live in a country that may disappoint you."
-You can only be disappointed if you hold some sort of standard, or expectation. And I don't.
I think we're done here.