FairyWanderlust

Some people are fortunate to have found both happiness and a lucrative income in their job. Unfortunately, it doesn't happen to all of us.

Whether you are single or married, young or old, you will have responsibilities (aka bills and expenses). It will never ever go away. You will always need food and shelter (the most basic of needs) and these will require money. In the ideal world, we'd all be doing what we love for a living - but we do not live in an ideal world.

Who says you cant have both? Take the road 1 for practical measures. Let this "road 1" fulfill your intellectual and monetary needs. Experience what the corporate world has to offer. You say you are only 23 - who knows, what you do for a living may eventually be one that makes you feel alive, diba? And then carve some time out of your schedule to pursue "road 2". Do it on the weekends, after work. If it gives you satisfaction and excites you, then you should do everything you can to make it happen. As they say, "pag gusto, may paraan. pag ayaw, maraming dahilan."

Remember that at the end of the day, the restrictions we have on ourselves are restrictions we put on ourselves.

Goodluck

I love adding red wine to my pasta sauces - also perfect to drink with steaks and grilled chicken. Rosé to drink with cheese and crackers

I think more than the fact that she's fat, its really the environment she grew up in and the personality she has. There are also thin people who are pikon, and i know numerous "fat" people who are not. It's a little unfair to say "ah pikon sha kasi mataba sha eh". I really feel that her size is the not the reason why she is pikon.

Perhaps the more important thing is as friends, you should ask her why ung teasing nyo hurts her. That way, you can understand her better and maiwasan nyo na na i-joke sha ng ganun in the future.