Monday, May 21, 2012

My father doesn't accept me

My father doesn't accept me..?
I have absolutely no idea how to explain this, but I'm going to try. When I was 6 years old my father left to go to Bangkok to finish his PHD in Asian studies. My mother recently told me that she believes that he had an affair during the time he was in Bangkok. He missed my 7th birthday, and sent me a T-Shirt about Thai Kick Boxing. That Christmas holiday, my mother, my sister and I went to Singapore to visit my mother's relatives and spend Chinese new year with them. The plan was, my father would come visit us, and fly back to Australia with us 2 weeks before school started. Instead He told my mother that he didnt love her anymore, and flew back to Bangkok for another week. My parents tried marriage counceling, but it failed, so my mother filed for a divorce. Up until I was 12 My mother had full custody of me and my sister. One night he called me and told me that he had successfully divorced his second wife ( of whom I believe he had the affair with when I was 7 ). But of course I was over-joyed when I heard this news and immedietly asked him if I could live with him, and he said yes. He left for Bangkok again a week before father's day this year. But it turned out he didn't have enough money for his trip, so he is currently staying in Perth with his mother. I enquired about staying with him, because for all I know this could be the last time I see him.. This is what he said to me through msn: Michael says: I plan to go to Myanmar in March/April 2009. I don't plan to stay in Perth and care for you. Michael says: If I did stay in Perth and cared for you I'd have to find another place to live. I'd need to buy furniture and kitchen things etc. It would cost a lot Michael says: Then if I wanted to go on a long retreat next year, I'd need to get rid of all that stuff. Michael says: If you came here, it would not be possible for us to stay with Grandma. She has even less tolerance for lazy selfish people. Michael says: I would not want to be a servant for a lazy selfish person who was not learning from me. I have a lot to offer. You behave like a bulemic. Even though I provide support and good advice, you don't want it. You skim off and vomit the nutrition to remain spiriutally poor. Michael says: You want me to postpone my further development to be your servant? I tried to explain to him how I have changed and matured since he left, but he wouldnt take it in.. I dont know what to do >_<
Family - 2 Answers
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Sweetie dont do anything else.. stay with your mom and be happy with her.. Try to not even think about a person who doesn't even cared or care for you.. Move on, you are still young.. Trust me;you will see him again because he will be back for your forgiveness and I hope is not too late for him, because then you might be the one who will tell him to back off.. Take care
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Write the guy off and get on with your life. He sees you as an inconvenience, rather than his RESPONSIBILITY. He's hopeless. This guy is no role model. He does not have a lot to offer, as he seems to think. All he can offer you is lessons in how NOT to be a father. A young man probably needs male role models in his life though. Do you have a grandfather, an uncle, an older cousin, a teacher, anyone? Or could you get a "big brother*"? I would stay in close contact with someone like that, and rely on them, rather than your "father." *In the US we have an organization called "Big Brothers". They pair up fatherless children and teens with upstanding men in the community who act as role models, confidants, etc. Basically, things you should have a father for. They take you out every week, and spend time with you, and do "guy things". Do you have anything like that where you live? If so, you should apply.







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Monday, May 14, 2012

Is it wrong to not trust anyone

Is it wrong to not trust anyone?
~ I apologize for the longness of this passage ~ I have always had a problem trusting people. I guess it's because I have been betrayed and screwed over a lot in my life, and I don't really trust anyone because of this I think. I would say I have around 390 acquaintances, 150 friends, but only about 10 true friends I like to talk to. I will admit, I have trouble with my social life, i'm only fourteen and like to talk about things most teens would find boring, like politics, and the trouble in the middle east, and human rights in Myanmar and stuff like that. I just think it's interesting, but because of talking about this instead of the new iPad I don't have many true, true friends. I also have only had 1 true girlfriend, but she was kind of ashamed of me (I am not very popular at school and was deeply saddened by her betrayal) and wanted to keep it a secret. Although I loved her with all my heart, it didn't end well, it ended up like the textbook teen movie, the most popular chick ends up with football quarterback, although they broke up soon. I have only had 3 girls like me instead of the over 9000 that most of the popular guys get. So as you can see I am not very popular, and a lot of people hate me to put it bluntly. I have made a lot of friends, who say they are my friends but aren't really, and end up screwing me over, so I eventually lose them and screw them over way worse. I know it is not good to do and that you should treat others the way you want to be treated, but I believe in an eye-for-an-eye. So basically, I live by this rule, trust no one, and most of the time, don't believe what they tell you. Is this natural? I think not, but I just want to know your opinions and if you live this way. And again, I apologize for the longness of this passage. Haha, nah, I can't be a straight up G, im a pacifist.
Friends - 4 Answers
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Become a strait up G, then no one will mess with you.
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Most of the people you call "popular" are for the most part not sincerely liked. People are nice to them because they think that being their friends will make them popular too. It's normal to not want to trust after having been hurt, but it's a hard way to live always looking over your shoulder. Give people the benefit of the doubt and if they hurt you walk away knowing it's on them and not on you.
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i don't trust ni99ers or mexicans. As soon as you trust one of them, you'll get a gun in your face and a gaping bloody hole in your skull, all for 40 bucks.
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Apparently, if a person can't trust anyone it means they also can't trust themselves - half of me believes this but then half of me doesn't. I don't trust anyone either and because of it I don't have 'best friends' I just find that I only like a person up to a certain point and then there's a wall I have. You know, in many ways you are right not to trust anyone, simply because I don't believe that any human can be 100% trustworthy, no-one's perfect, including yourself, and it certainly doesn't harm you to think twice before you do trust anyone - saves you getting hurt in the future. What is trust anyway? Everyone's idea and level or trust is different. For me, as soon as I feel uncomfortable about something/someone, I back off from that situation, as in my gut instinct has already told me if I can trust someone or not.






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Monday, May 7, 2012

A question about marrying in China, Japan, Korea, or anyother asian Country and visa

A question about marrying in China, Japan, Korea, or anyother asian Country and visa?
I love the beauty of Asian women. I love all the countries in Asia and South East Asia. Well there are a couple I don't like. But the ones I like! China, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau, South Korea, Burma (myanmar), Cambodia, Laos, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, India, Sri Lanka. I do not care for western asian countries. I love the cultures of the countries, and amazed. I want to move to one of these countries, and get married and have a family. What I am asking you the reader to help me with, is any information, on the easiest of these countries to get married, live, and work in. I think the Philippines is a great country because people speak english and the women are amazingly beautiful, but if you work there then you do not get paid well, and I think your still not able to become a resident. I think you still have to do the visa run thing.. but I am not sure.. I do not mind learning a new language, and adapting to a new culture, but I don't want to look for my future bride, in a country that will not accept me. So if anyone knows where the easiest country to get married in and be able to stay there and not get a visa every 30 or 90 days would be a great help..This will help narrow my search down. Also the type of work I can do is teach english.. Yeah I have a BA in Business but teaching english is something that I see a lot of Americans doing and there are a lot of jobs in Asian countries to do that, with the exception of the Philippines.. Thanks for any input and help..
Other - Asia Pacific - 1 Answers
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Thailand, it's a beautiful natural country and some english speakers live there. The people are nice, i know.







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Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Why US government easily grants asylum to a lot of people

Why US government easily grants asylum to a lot of people?
Many from third world countries under dictatorship ( especially Burma/Myanmar) come to the US with student or visit visas. When their visas expired, they deliberately participate in their own country's democracy events in the US. They take photos of themselves and apply asylum.They are neither exiles nor pro-democracy activists. But, they got it. Old man and ladies who knows nothing about their own country's politics get asylum through the effort of immigration lawyers. Some guys came with immigrant visa through marriage, then they divorced and took part in the events, apply asylum and get it. As far as I know, it is a federal crime. Are immigration officers so incompetent to differentiate between real and fake ones? To become a political asylum and live in the US is that cheap and easy? It's is really happening in California. But, I know, in other states, it's also like that.
Government - 1 Answers
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Look, there's a certain amount of inefficiency in any governmental organization. The policy was created years ago to protect people from political persecution. That's actually a good thing. Can it be abused? You bet. Is it abused? You bet. There's no way every single applicant from every oppressed country can be investigated thoroughly to winnow out the truly threatened from the mere job seekers. That being the case, there are a certain number who will always "work the system" and get what they want. The sad fact is, there's no way to police this without substantially increasing the manpower necessary to spread out the workloads to manageable levels. I hear what you're saying; but what you're asking simply cannot be done given the staggering caseloads and the limited manpower.








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