have you considered an entrepreneurial venture? nothing stopping you looking into setting up a small biz for example. even if you don't end up doing it, the feasibility exercise will keep you busy for a few months.bushbride wrote:Ok, so let me get this straight - if you don't have kids you basically volunteer and drink coffee with friends. But, ultimatley the thing that most women end up doing is working...
I would not have passed up leaving my partner to fend for himself in Singapore though. And it does not make me 'less girl power' - I have enough 'girl power' to re-create the Spice Girls' and actually make them popular!
BTW. Some expat partners are highly skilled and savvy business women - I have 2 degrees and 6 years of experience working for companies some people dream about working with their whole life.
In my case, the choice was thinking about what is best for my partner (and ultimately our relationship) in the long term. I would hate to be considered a lesser woman just because I chose my partners happiness first!
'Girl power' does not mean you have to be 'selfish'.
hehe... i have very deep pockets, unfortunately my arms are very short!bushbride wrote: Fsc I will make sure you are the first one on my list to bully into investing just because it was your idea... I am thinking about something to do with food in your honour
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