Hello! My story sounds strange, but it will certainly be similar to millions of fates and oris. So to start, and so as not to bore you, in just two words: I have a good enough education for the borders of our country, I live in a poor rural town, married with a child of 18 years. It is clear to you, a graduate and a future student. I gained professional experience in another city in a stable company. I returned to my hometown, I am gaining experience again, but the fate of most families, stress, financial difficulties, loans and complete despair caught up with us. And because that's not enough, the bank and the private bailiff also impose a salary lien on you because you helped someone, and he helped you sink even deeper. Throughout my 40 years of conscious life, I have not bowed my head. I have said to myself thousands of times, come on up, you are ambitious, you are strong, you are combative, you will succeed. Today, after visiting the courtroom, I asked myself a strange question. Aren't all my hopes for a better life, which seems to have taken off, a chimera, how to save myself How to save my child, my family, my parents, my relatives, my friends? Can I, with all my arsenal of diplomas, skills, experience and routine, build a future or at least somehow survive in this country? And now where. Every day I revisit the sites, where for additional work, where for a new one, where for abroad and again in a trap. I earned extra and again annoyances, or unpaid, or for thanks and finally stress and nerves from fatigue, then doctors and so an endless idyll. And here I am, the strong, ambitious, unyielding head, with the terrible question. How to save yourself? What are the ways not to sink, to succeed, to get out? Being an emigrant in your own country is more painful than being an emigrant abroad, but where is it? Canada, USA or where? And will our children become strangers in their own country? Tell me how do you survive?
1 hammerheadintx answered
"Canada USA or Where". Oooo no go to Africa, then you will feel the real penury and hunger, then you will pray for an ordinary tree leaf, which will be your breakfast. I don't know if he understands me, but I will tell you: Rejoice in the little you have because it can always be worse.