What was the toughest decision you've ever made?
 

Do you think you made the right choice in hindsight?

Tonight I made the decision to basically not go back to the school I'm working at for the final 3 days of school next week. The last time I saw my students was mid-may, and likely I won't see them again, which betrayed my sense of loyalty to them as well as my colleagues. I did it because I need to go to Canada and get shit squared with immigration to secure my job for the next two years (that I've already been accepted to). I think I made the right decision, but I don't feel like I did. Only time will tell.


In any case, got me thinking. Go.

? You already got the job. FUCK IT


uhmmmmm my toughest decision was my indecision on a lot of things. mainly not going to ajob something

I came back to Virginia for the first love of my life and she had a kid. After about a few months, I kind of realized that this wasn't the situation for me.so, I had to make a decision.I decided to leave the situation. That was the hardest decision of my life and I still don't know it was the right one. We got along like a house on fire

Inb4 Adele made the next 4 months of my life gut-wrenching. That's the whole reason I spiraled into serial homelessness for a little over a year. And all the depression that made "Badweather"

dropping out of school

it was the right decision

Keeping a job with an upstart or accepting a job at a powerhouse. Stayed with the upstart and we are the powerhouse now. Great decision. Tough at the time. Money was right over there. All paid off tho.

I went out of state for school. It cost way too much but led me to a pretty good job in a tough field to crack.

crack isnt a tuff field

To swag or not to swag

being a faggot with a neckbeard is not an accomplishment.

Did I say it was?

Please tell us about the time you had to choose between two Congolese prostitutes who were hanging out at the local AIDS clinic. Or the time you had to decide whether to use your flashlight or your whistle to prevent a couple preteens from stealing candy bars from the local supermarket.

Fabricating the truth yet again.

Quote posts or stfu and be #foreverneckbeard

WHY WOULD YOU LEAVE HAWAII FOR CANADA

DO NOT DO THIS

Tough question, for me at least.

I guess mine would be work related, also. I had the opportunity at one point early on where I was head-hunted to work for someone else, the Superintendent of the other office even came to my place of work to meet me and speak with me in person. The opportunity was there to progress slightly further from the job I had at the time, on more money, or to stick with the job I was doing for another 2-3 years before making the jump to senior management. I felt a loyalty to the job I was at because they gave me my first crack at it, stuck with them, duly progressed year on year since with two promotions a year for the last 3-4 years.

Looking back, I'd no loyalty to the company at all, there was nothing to stop me going sooner other than myself. I'm glad I stuck with them though, pretty similar to Metts post in that its worked out well for me long-term and I feel like i've earned it that bit more because I had the means of taking the easier option and didn't.

I'm actually leaving Hawaii for South Korea, but instead of see my students and colleagues for the final three days of school (after having been away the last month in brazil) I have to go to Canada to secure my job in Korea.

IN KOREA THEY TYPE IN RUNES AND ALL THEIR STORIES LOOK LIKE THIS:

OTTOTOTOTOTOTIOTOTOTOTOTIIITOTOTOTOOO0OTOT0OTO

IS THAT REALLY WHAT YOU WANT FOR YOUR FUTURE?

:(

@trapezoidal still in korea?

Sadly, it is. Another tough decision I had to make. Being an adult sucks.

Nah, I left there two years ago. Would love to go back at some point though.

To stay offline or post on RB.

I made the right choice to not post on RB, thank you Jebus.