not everyone is lucky/blessed as your mr robert....

you know decades ago, most of the big time taikos in malaysia also destroyed many families lives, broken families/marriages and have created so much social problems in society...(drug dealing, gangsterism, extortion, rape, beaten people up, bullied, murdered and so on)

today, most of them ended up buying over public listed companies and developers in prime areas. nowadays, all senang, blue skies and mountains cruising in single digit mercedes s class/vellfire/range rover.

2nd/3rd generations of their children are also enjoying as most of them were made directors and through influential powerful cables, easily secured more projects for them.

i can only imagine how those victims feel seeing where they are now....how those victims feel seeing those powerful tan sris who have broken their families after decades...what goes around, doesn't comes around


if i have father like zahid hamidi, i would definitely be very grateful

Zahid's daughter Nurul Hidayah appointed to UPM's board of directors

source: https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2025...rd-of-directors

take engineering got regret or not now?

most of my friend regret kaw kaw

Daddy issues is usually the daughter. Men got daddy issues ka

lost my mom when on 3rd year when taking my degree, few days b4 final exam. Lost my dad when just starting to work for year 1.
No cable, no point of reference, no motivation talk, etc, life goes on, positive, I'm becoming more risk-taking in action, brave to make decisions etc especially when getting job offer that are far from home, for example.

Ada. But men chose not to show it to the world.

I am decisive, grabbed the opportunities, took a leap of faith, many times. And luck and timing play a part too.

And here I am today.
Never give up araso.
You also can.

My dad left us when i was 7. I couldnt even recognize him. We were poor as hell.

Hngghhh 9m2w come see your feverit