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But after being stagnant for two months, I took the call to be a tax-paying citizen (at 22! OMG!), contributing to the country.
This places me as a stakeholder in many issues in the government. Their policies affect me. As I go further into leaving the age of being a student, which I have been so well accustomed with, these few months have been, live changing.
Issues get closer to me, instead of being part of the ranting about things that people are not satisfied, I break the dissatisfaction to them - which is why now I know why most of my seniors do not show their optimism as much as I do, because they are less gullible than I am.
I guess the part I miss most will be the weekends. They are like gold to me now. Although it feels great, the roads are generally not jammed, I have lost a liberty that many others still have. But on the hind sight I get to rest more with these off days during the weekdays, or during nicer arrangements, half weekends.
Its true that work takes a part of me, I have been less of everything that I have previously had great passion in - less of serving in church, less of a friend to my closest friends. Sometimes even less of a boyfriend. Sigh.
But this is what I've always wanted to be. And if my passions and those close to me follow, I'll know that they're for real. Like you.
Then I met with an entrepreneur, who told me that it is the trend that stands through the times. One works less as he progresses - from being hands on to management and directing.
It comes with the package of how one will go forth in life. Firstly, earning an income. Then, probably a house/car. Then if they are blessed they get married and have children. The challenge is to make every of these phases exciting.
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