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Fell in love abroad

Long story short: Fell in love with a local girl while travelling,Can't decide whether to stay another year or go back to study.
Any advice?
What does she have to say about it?
Stay.
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Original post by sinfonietta
What does she have to say about it?

She thinks im staying another year
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Original post by Southasianaries
Stay.

Any reason?
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Any reason?

You fell in love with her.
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Original post by Anonymous
Long story short: Fell in love with a local girl while travelling,Can't decide whether to stay another year or go back to study.
Any advice?

Has she fallen in love with you? If so, then stay.
Ultimately 1 year will not make or break your life and if you can see a future with this girl then surely you’ve got to give it a go!
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Original post by mgi
Has she fallen in love with you? If so, then stay.

Worth sacrificing a career for? Already entering as a mature student
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Ultimately 1 year will not make or break your life and if you can see a future with this girl then surely you’ve got to give it a go!

I should also mention:
-i will already be entering university as a mature student
-i do want a university degree
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Worth sacrificing a career for? Already entering as a mature student

You are not actually sacrificing your career you are just pausing it to find out if you have found true love. Mature students can always find a way of sorting out a career anyway.
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I should also mention:
-i will already be entering university as a mature student
-i do want a university degree

I suppose it comes down to whether you consider ‘love’ or education to be more important. How old you are is in many ways irrelevant, it’s what you choose to do with your life.
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I suppose it comes down to whether you consider ‘love’ or education to be more important. How old you are is in many ways irrelevant, it’s what you choose to do with your life.

I would say love is more important...But here i don't know anyone here and don't really have anything to do
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You are not actually sacrificing your career you are just pausing it to find out if you have found true love. Mature students can always find a way of sorting out a career anyway.

Would you say it's a disadvantage to graduate so much later than everyone else though? In terms of finding graduate jobs
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Worth sacrificing a career for? Already entering as a mature student

Personally, not worth sacrificing your entire career for if it does actually mean sacrificing your career.
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she will be pleased if you are earning plenty of money.
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Would you say it's a disadvantage to graduate so much later than everyone else though? In terms of finding graduate jobs


No. Not nowadays. Work and life experience is often valued by employers anyway.

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