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• What men in this room would put their mother before their wife? posted (2 years, 4 months) ago
  And what would the women do about it? I know there is alot of problems between women and their mo…

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  No offense but I think you need to be thinking about the other people that are in the situation that you are describing. Your Dad and Nan need your strength and love, they need your understanding and support. Your Mum is having to cope with it all on her own it seems. You need to be her rock, help her through the hardest point in her life.
  
  So what you lost your job. I have lost a job I adored, but I will just go get another one. Prioritise whats important in your life, get better, get out of hospital and show your family that you are there for them.
  
  I hope all these things better themselves some how. You are experiencing a lot of pain, but so is everyone else in your family. I wish you luck in getting better.
  
  
  S
  - written 2 years, 3 months ago

• I know it’s wrong…
  

  Hey,
  
  I’m 20 but I don’t have any children. I am married though and grateful for the support of my partner. You may not want to be dating this man but you may want his support sometime in the future. He can not choose your future, fulfil your dreams the way you always planned, believe in your own strength to cope. You may be gutted that celebrating your 21st sitting at home drinking orange juice isn’t exactly what you wanted for yourself, but 21 is just a number and when you have another birthday you can get your Mum to babysit and really let your hair down.
  Don’t let this get you down. Be honest with the father and he will respect you for it. Becoming pregnant is not your fault and the man should see that, if you were irresponsible then he was too.
  
  I wish you luck and talk to me if you ever need someone. I will be truthful with you but not judgemental.
  
  regards
  
  S
  - written 2 years, 3 months ago

• Who here is perfect?
  

  I almost agree with the article, but I would say instead of never apologising for what I have done, I never have regrets about my life and the things I have done.
  
  I believe every movement, comment, gesture, look etc was done for a reason. Whether I remember the reason or not later on, I know there was one and that means I have no regrets, which is a nice way to live I think.
  
  The article was maybe pointing out something along those lines but without being written very carefully.
  
  S
  - written 2 years, 3 months ago

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  Hello my honey,
  
  Oh dear, you sound as bummed out as me. I don’t want you to feel like that. I haven’t meant to be unreachable recently, just been struggling with a few things. I hope your ok and I will email you now.
  
  Miss you.
  
  
  S
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  - written 2 years, 3 months ago

• How can i write a good curriculum vitae?
  

  Hi,
  
  A CV is basically telling potential employers what you have done with your life since leaving school. Any experience is good, even little summer jobs or just helping as a volunteer. If you have any previous employers then it is good to ask for a reference, a written one is best then you don’t need to keep having previous bosses phoned. Start at the top of the page with the basics e.g. your name, address and contact numbers and then use a paragraph (small, 3/4 lines) to give a quick briefing of how you work. I would talk about how responsible and reliable you are, that you take pride in your work and strive to achieve new goals etc etc. Short and sweet but descriptive gets the best results.
  Go on to list your previous or current employment details with the most recent at the top. Space it out neatly but not so it looks like your presenting it to a 5 year old. You need to mention company name, town of company, and a rough period of employment e.g. 2006 - 2007.
  
  After all your employment details list out school details and grades obtained. If thery are not good then simply put 10 GCSE’s obtained etc etc, you don’t necessarily need to tell them exactly what you got for each subject. If they ask then you have to tell them.
  
  Write a personal blogg at the end. What hobbies you like (keep it sensible like going to the cinema, socialising, walking etc without saying ‘getting off my face every saturday night with my mates!’)
  
  Tip: never use any other coloured writting except black and/or blue. Red is a big no no. Take time over presentation, it represents the work you will produce for the potential employer. And you should also write a cover letter to accompnay your CV. This is looked upon as efficient and willing to work. A cover letter simply asks to be considered for the position and states your case.
  
  Have someone double, triple check your spelling. ANY mistakes and they will push your CV aside.
  
  All the best.
  
  Cheers
  
  S
  - written 2 years, 3 months ago

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