QUOTE(Wassupman @ Feb 17 2015, 10:14 AM)
ahahah typical parents that hoping their child to turn professionals for better living... nothing is wrong or right... most important thing is both parents and child should support each others decision but at times like this, i would have to say the child should listen more to the parents because no matter how the parents would have eaten more salt than the child. however it is not always the right case as some parents might not be that modernize as their child. best solution is for both parents and child sit down and analyze abit and not only that, the child also should try to understand the financial situation but i believe most child will never know or understand this. never and i mean never.
i think the bigger problem is no one does their bloody homeworkparents and child a like, its almost baffling how people chose unis with less work than they choose their cars (maybe its a msian thing)
when a parent tell its kid, eh do this, theres no apparent justification, like those who said be a doc. kid asks why? the reason is "just because". likewise the kid says he wants to be a porn star, parents ask why, he'd answer "just because", no one actually convinces each party with facts why its the right decision. you can smell if someone didnt do homework from a mile away.
theres no numbers to indicate how much a doctor works, what is that kind of life, whats the potential of it, its "just because". lazy and no homework done. likewise the kid has never spent any time pursuing his dream, building connections in the industry he wants to work in etc
then this drags into the unis, parents want kids to go be lawyer without doing their homework, go uni study dy then law degree not recognised. or do doctor come out no houseman position. the yolo swag dreamer goes into a degree he wants, barely passes and wallah no job
then blame everyone
lel
Feb 17 2015, 10:42 AM

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