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I'd say a good 2.5 ft/76 cm, the beds are up higher so students can put their storage bins (or siblings) under them. Personally I feel more comfortable curled up in small dark spaces. I once spent a week sleeping under a friend's kitchen table when she neglected to tell me before my arrival by plane that she didn't have any other space (it was that or sleep in her tent in the yard and I had just spent 6 months camping for work and was so over it).
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i think you are doing the right thing. I've had a pet rat. I wouldn't have one again, but it's unfortunate that they (co-workers and vets) are so dismissive of a rat (it'd be different if it was your CTs dog) especially considering the lack of "real" lesson content. Stick to your guns. What have you really got to lose with leaving soon anyway? And cry. cry a lot when your VP is a bitch. let them know its a serious thing for you.
Thank you so much <3 Â Even just a little bit of kindness and support means the world to me right now.
I probably shouldn't care about pissing them off, but I'm so worried something will fuck up and I won't get my pension or bonuses or something lol. Â If it weren't for all the end-of-contract money (and my rats) I honestly would have pulled a runner by now; this job is miserable this year.
Maybe they'd be more sympathetic if they knew that my rats were the only reason I renewed my contract this year lol. Â After I leave they won't be getting another native English teacher.
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Haaaa oh lawks, you are going to be getting confessions written in french fries on your doorstep before you know it. If this doesnât get creepy it could be hilarious⊠Bouquets of hamburgers, a necklace of chicken nuggets, ice cream with extra cookie bits.. PossiblyâŠ
Oh...I think I'd prefer to have you as a suitor! <3
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not cool. iâd be talking to their boss at the branch, but iâm also afraid of them losing a job they may really really need. maybe just threaten them with complaining to their bossâŠ
Yeah, I asked if he was a student and how old he was, thinking he was just making a stupid mistake, but he just works two jobs and he's Korean age 26....plenty old enough to know better...so I told him that it would have been okay if he'd directly asked for my number, but finding it on the receipt was cowardly, and he shouldn't do that in the future because he could get fired for it. Â Trying to strike the balance between making myself clear and still being able to order from that restaurant again lol.
flissyboots replied to your post: Oh my god you guys this is AMAZING. I ...
i can never decide if itâs my own chip on my shoulder or if saying that i/you speak korean well (especially in that way âíë€â is patronising). Can never tell how much leeway to give someone before iâm like âdudeâŠ.reallyâŠâ
Oh no, it's absolutely gross. Â People are total assholes. Â Embrace the assholeness...throw it right back at them. >:)
flissyboots replied to your post: You've been on two dates with the guy. Chill out. He doesn't know what he wants from you yet and you don't know what you want from him. Why should you? You barely know each other.
Iâm sure you know but just be careful as girlfriend in Korea is different to concepts of girlfriend in âwesternâ countries. If a guy says it that quick then itâs needs to be take with a grain of salt
Of course, of course~ Which is why I told him I needed more time, and he was understanding of that. I'm very logical and overly-cautious with my emotions, and I don't want to rush into things. But so far, he's been nothing but patient and kind, tbh.
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@abcinkorea said: Sounds similar to my family. But once I moved out here, theyâve become understanding in not asking for money⊠Hope all turns out ok for you.
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@bentleydecavia said: Being frank with parents is difficult, but stay strong. :)
@beenjint said: /hugs stay strong, hopefully your Mum will understand your side of the situation.
@flissyboots said: keep strong. itâs hard dealing with parents like that, i donât know your situation but i def sympathise with problems my mother also had/has/will have
Thanks so much for all of the encouragement. I feel a lot better now, especially since I just got a response/had a conversation with her. She's not angry or hurt, she admitted that everything I said was true, but she didn't really seem too convinced that she needed to do anything further to change her lifestyle - she just kept trying to reassure me that she's already trying.Â
I don't want my mom to get to a point where she stops asking for help when she needs it; in fact, I'd much rather her ask me than put herself through the shame of asking a friend or acquaintance. But I want smart choices from now on. That's all I'm asking.Â
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use the english option to sign up. You only need an ARC number if you want to use a Korean card.
Ah, I've only been in the country a few days, so I don't have an ARC or a Korean bank card yet, unfortunately. But I sweet talked my friend into letting me use hers, so I should be okay~!
