I couldn't help noticing at our high school reunion the other day that nearly everyone there had decided not to leave home. Most of those present had not gone farther than Davao for college. If they weren't pursuing further studies there now, they were putting down roots. Those who were nurses had applied to or were working at nearby hospitals.
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I think I understand how you feel. I'm here because of the S word. "Sayang". Sayang naman green card mo. Sayang naman yoong puwede mo kitahin. And I admit, the opportunity to learn and explore is too good to pass up. But I still feel like I left my life on hold sometimes, like I did the hard thing, the right thing, and took the easy way out all at the same time. There's a whole lot of confusion.
What do we do?
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The best reason I can think of for going back to Manila is that Martin is there and Martin likes it there. My biggest fear is that, even though I'm with him, I won't fit into the city like I didn't fit in among my classmates. I'm not taking placelessness very well.
What do we do? I really don't know. :(
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I don't know if it'll help but maybe some perspective is in order. Make a Pros & Cons List? It could be illuminating.
Also I like lists.
Top 5 places I used to love that no longer exist, in no particular order:
1. Los Otros
2. SM Video Arcade
3. K.A.F.E.
4. The SEC Moon Tree (It's where Mateo Ricci is now.)
5. The Hole. (The space between the living room corner and the corner sofa.)
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