Feb 1, 2018
rosy why are your eyes so gorgeous
R: Thank you for saying so!
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rosy why are your eyes so gorgeous
R: Thank you for saying so!
What did Rosie look like as human?
R: A new body made it so no one recognized me so that I could truly become someone new. Someone who had people who sincerely cared about me. And without the boring office job.
Hey rosy, what do you mean you picked your eyes out yourself?
What kind of outfits does Rosy prefer wearing? Does she look good in her favourite color?
Hi Rosy, how are you? Hope everything’s well! I have a bit of a hard question. I’m 27, getting minimum wage, working a job that doesn’t satisfy me. I have a degree in Translation but translation companies are very small, you work at home, pay by commission, and it’s hard to find translating work that gives you a full wage by the end of the month. To be honest, when I went to that course almost 10 years ago, I had no idea what I wanted to do (as most people that go into uni, I assume), I just knew that I enjoyed languages and was very good at English. Basically, it hasn’t really helped me in my professional life. Right during the 1st year, one of my teachers (that was British) noticed my interest for computers and even offered to help me get internships at technology companies. He mentioned how one of his kids had entered a university in Germany to learn programming, etc. I went with a friend to his university, in my country, and talked to the head of the engineering department about getting a degree in Computer Engineering by entering after already having a first degree (it’s a special way of entering, common in my country, and I assume there’s also a version of it in the USA and other countries). I decided then to finish the degree I was in, and in the mean time started dating back in my hometown. My boyfriend is the best boyfriend in the world, but he wants to stay in our hometown. He doesn’t have a higher degree, but has a secure job and is content with his life as long as he has me. I’ve considered going to the UK to study in university but that would be such a big change and leaving my partner behind is not in my plans. Now that my life has calmed considerably, I have a house, I have a somewhat steady job, we’re being able to pay all of our bills and save a tiny amount, I’m considering enrolling in a university closer to my home, still more than an hour away, and go to that super difficult degree where I’ll have Algebra and Calculus, etc. That way I can keep on working, although I’ll barely attend any class and that’s not good, and I won’t have to move. Working at the same time will be extremely hard, but studying this is something that’s been brewing in my mind for such a long time now that I think I will never rest unless I try. The worse that could happen is me giving up. It’s not the end of the world, right? My future as it is is disconcerting to me, so why not try and change it? I guess I just wanted some comforting words. I’m thinking too hard about everything, like, do I REALLY want this? Or am I just scared of my future? Also, tips and tricks to get used to studying again, and maths on top of it? I’m sorry for bothering.
Change is hard and scary. It's okay to second guess yourself but it sounds like you've been thinking about this and planning it for a long time so I don't think you should let your fear stop you.
Even though translation might not be a secure or lucrative career by itself, it should make you a much better hire for other industries.
When I went back to school to get my degree in teaching, I was also afraid that I wouldn't be able to do it and it would be too much, and I would be overworked and overwhelmed as I was also working while going to school.
But the moment I went back to school I remembered how to do it. How study and learn and discuss and all that stuff. I was actually excited by the subject matter and eager to enter into the new career and field of study and all those worries I had faded away.
Except for that it was a lot of work and I did get exhausted by it and for a while I was just getting by from holiday to holiday which were my only days off. But that was a shortened program with intense requirements, which I did instead of taking less frequent classes over a longer period time. If I had spread it out a bit I think I might not have been so exhausted. (Also I had an undiagnosed auto immune disease that I didn't know about.)
Take a deep breath. You can do it. You already have, so there's no reason to think you can't do it again.
And good for you for figuring out what you need to do to move forward in your life. Give yourself a break and don't be so hard on yourself while you're doing it.
You have this.
Are those blue lips natural?
R: I just like the color! I think it looks nice on me and its fun to wear makeup!! :)
//Gross smooching noises// Happy Crisis™
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rocky road and mango ^^
rocky road: favorite songs at the moment?Not sure I have any atm. I like music with a strong pulse though!
mango: when and why did you start your blog?I started using Tumblr in 7th grade but my blog got too messy and it bothered me. So I made a new account with this nice, orderly aesthetic blog as my main!