What was it like and what did you think whenn you were done?
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Nope never have been although I get hit on by women all the time :)
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you had  answered your qustion!
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Did you hit apply when you did this?
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SEEEEEEMS U HAV HAD GR8 LONG EXPERIENCE......HMMMMMM???
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I have done this once. I made it short, simple, and to the point. \nI told my employer at the time, " I absolutely love working for you, but it's time for me to move on." I explained that I had an amazing opportunity working in the field in which I had only dreamed.  Not only did it pay for more; it was better for me, and my family.  He was truly saddened by the news.  I finished out my last days with no problem at all.  I even trained my replacement.  I made sure she knew exactly what to do, and even wrote down every thing step by step for her.  \nIt was bitter sweet.  But I knew that I could always come back If I ever need a job.
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I remember even i used ti ahve this....it felt like evrybody is talking among themselves n i am just sitting...feels fake n unreal...and during that period of time if somebody talks to me i just answer the question...not knowing how i did it.\n\nThat was long bck when  had this and it was just for some hours.\nDont know what it is but.
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Ahhh, the "rewind/erase" button of life that we sometimes long for.... what if?\n\nI determined for myself long ago, that I didn't want to look back on my life and have regrets.. That if something of an unfortunate nature happened, I would simply regard it as a learning experience, and take what was good from the occurance and leave the rest behind.\nA question like this - the mind can't help but look back and do a self-examination. Would I continue to live as I have lived and leave well enough alone, because who knows what changes to my life would result because of this one change.   Still the possibilities boggle the mind...\n\nOf the terribly tragic events of my life that I won't, really CAN'T reveal ( I admire others' bravery to bare their souls unflinchingly - the unintended but evitable judgement is more than my tender heart can take, I've made my peace of sorts with it and I'll bear them alone, thanks.)  The one thing I can almost laugh about and cry about at the same time, is the wrecking of my life dream to travel the world as a working global citizen. My plan was to start in England, because the languages are similiar enough (really we don't speak the SAME English folks) and from there I would make connections that took me on a global explore of sorts, there would be adventure good and bad, and times would I'd miss the good old USA like a spike through the heart, but it was going to be a rich life - a life of my own intention... ah it's still painful to look upon 8 yrs later.\nWhat happened? Got deported. Was honest and said I would be working while in country, COULD have said I was just there on "holiday" (they don't say vacation as much as we do) and I would very likely not be on Answers tonight. \nSo for me it boils down to one short phrase, "Just here on holiday." \nWas in merry old England for all of 13 hours. \n\nOne thing that has eased the pain, is hearing from my nephew's lips (not the one I'm pictured with at 360, but the older one) " I know why you came back Aunt Jenny." You do? " I needed you, that's why God brought you back." \nThis of course made me cry on the spot, but they were tears of joy. That kid, those boys, would give my life twice for them and die both times smiling.
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Sure, Here goes...\n\nI was UNDAUNTED in my task to get someone else to do my homework for me. If I were ever found out I would most certainly be LYNCHED by my teacher. Several people ADMONISHED me for my plan. If I succeeded I could GLOAT over my victory but I would be very EMBITTERED if I were found out as a dummy. I've had to MORTGAGE my intelligence and I was SODDEN at my ignorance. My only CONCESSION in this pack of lies was that at least mom wouldn't shove a bar of IVORY soap in my mouth for lying. I, Being a cheating MAVERICK had DONNED my best confident look. My RESILIENCY as firm as a stretched TARPAULIN. I was being UNDERHANDED because my brain was LAGGED to the point of pinging out.\n\nHow's that?
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Well I can't really think of any "do-overs". I can, however think of a few "do agains". Not so I could do them differently, just so I could do them again.\n\n>;-)\n\nI don't think I'd go back and do anything in my life differently. Not anything significant anyway. I like who I am and I like where I am. Every thing I did and experienced has led me here. I am where I am meant to be and I'll go where I'm meant to go. It's an interesting trip.
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I stayed for 5 years longer than I should have.\nIt was an abusive relationship but it started slow and I kept believing his promises to stop and how sorry he was.  We found what I thought was a good church and things seemed to get better for a while but it was back to the 2-3 times a year yelling and shoving dominance establishing routine.  Nothing I ever did was good enough but I did not want my marriage to fail.  I kept hoping that this really was the last time he was going to be so horrid to me.\nSomeone eventually asked me "How much more of your life are you going to waste?" right around the time that he really lost it.  So I hit my f**k this s**t point and moved in with mom.  (Oh my god I had to move back in with my mommy.  I was an adult and I had to move back home.  How big of a loser was I?)\nAfter I moved out and all of a sudden he was really sorry and he did want to go to counciling after all and he really was going to change and we could take that trip to the mountains (3 hrs away) that we never had before.  I was angry that he was willing to change after I had left but I wasn't worth it before.  And that church I thought was so cool told me that I should forgive him amd move back in.  And they are supposed to be so supportative of women.  Guess I know better now.\nOn the up side, after I left I met the love of my life and we have been together for over a year.  Nothing like marrying your best friend.  And with what I have been through in the past I am well aware of how lucky I am to have a REAL husband and not just a spouse.
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how did you like that
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i was sad and glad at the same time cause of the memory it brought back. we lived in 2 places, i bug my mom to cook me something for my 18th birthday, so she need to see me in the city and leave my dad with my 2 younger brothers in the farm. she arrive safe in the city carrying my request noodles and sweet rice.\n\nthat night, my dad and brothers encountered the worst nightmare of their lives. some thieves are stealing our cows, they spray bullets through the whole house and almost kill my dad, he was bleeding though and my brothers run like hell.  \n\nif i didn't bug my mom to cook me those special foods, she probably dead by now. she is still alive thank god and just gotten married for the second time on monday.
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I have been through the whole process. It is a very difficult and lenghthy wait. We had it completed in about 1 year. I am from the USA and it really isn't as bad as people said it would. I thought the worst and not even close to it. I wish you luck!!
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what the hell for - you've moved on or have you not?
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this will be an iteresting study. Let us know how you fell and what your missing after you've done it.
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No regrets what-so-ever.  I did 20 years and would do it all over again.\n\nI got to see the world, met my wife (married for 18 years), partied with some GREAT people, learned new cultures, and have brothers and sisters no matter where I go in the world.  It taught me discipline, gave me focus, allowed me to get a degree.
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It was pretty hard for me at first, I was working 40+ hours at the time. I have changed my lifestyle drastically. Send me an email.