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Dude you like arakawa and berserk fucking lit !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Damn gone to wtvr funny thing you had up there last time whats up.

I'm good! Yeah we do have some in common.

Here you go https://discord.gg/5aDrjE :)

Just to avoid spoiling people you can use spoiler tags on discord like this ||insert spoiler here|| it helps a ton as we don't like spoilers.
Glad to have you! :D

and lastly welcome you MAL noobie
ppl here are freaking weird yes i mean you guys who are reading this
so be careful noobie, and enjoy MAL i guess

and guess what, yes i'm doing it again. i'm making you suffer to reply to me hahaha by the hard way


let's see how long you will survive this

look look get used to me with my slow ass replies
i literally never log into mal unless if i'm super bored

i guess now you know why most of my convos get killed

ummmm

okay...?
a friendly invitation? you mean a friend request right?

I am sorry to hear that >.<

Many people do things like that. I think the education system is to blame on that. At least you understand it was a chance to learn it~

Indeed~
That's good for a starter! Your idea about being a pilot was good in its way. At least you had something you wanted :D

Starting online can be good, as long as you pick the right communities, I guess. I think it's much faster to know Japanese in real life, since conversations are much faster, and you get to know the real person. But as you said, it requires some skills~

:)
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Yes thats true and for poor they are like god for proper job guys it is better for them to support.

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Live is not all about enjoyment and having fun. I wanted to go to the medical field. Obviously that didn't happen. I do still like medical/health related things though. Same with me. I'm not passionate, but I'm okay with it. As long you find something you like a little bit, it's okay. I don't think I would change my field. Maybe my specialization, but that's it.

By qualifications and gaining experience I mean try different things in your field. Architecture is a big field. There's houses, hospital, departments, stores etc that's all built differently. What career/job would you like in architecture? There's designers, engineers, drafters, builders etc.

I'm paid by the hour and for anything over 8 hours it's 1.5x my regular pay. Overtime doesn't really work when it's annual salary. I do like hourly salary better. Also with hourly pay I noticed it's more flexible.

Well, taking civil and architectural classes would be beneficial if I found a job related to what I studied. I majored in industrial design technology with a specialization in piping. It's different from industrial design. For piping knowing a little bit of civil and architectural is beneficial. On the other hand those classes aren't useful when it comes to mechanical. I did take a year of mechanical classes (that wasn't required for my degree). I only had 2 classes which is sociology and art history that I have to take that was absolutely useless. Everything else I took was related to my field

I'm not really enjoying it. I'm only speaking from a positive point of view. It would be beneficial to work a job slightly different from what you are studying. It will make you more qualified to do a variety of jobs and help find new jobs later in the future. A lot of people end up working something very different from what they studied. It's not really a bad thing.

I'm like you. I'm working in a slightly different field I majored in. And I see it as a way to expand my field and qualifications. My work hours are long, most of the time I'm working 10-11 hours a day 5 days a week. There's only a few holidays too. I don't really mind it though after all I get paid extra for every hour I work overtime.

I didn't study architecture or civil I just took 2-3 classes because I had to. It's not really useful to right now.

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yes that is true, I also wanna help the developer but my dad don't give me money to buy games. lol so I don't have other option than supporting Pirate

It's not really multitasking since I am doing things one at a time. I do often get interrupted and have to quickly move on to something else which could be annoying. It's great to have variety. I can learn more and I won't be bored doing the same things every single day. Sometimes things can get overwhelming especially when we get a lot of stuff from all 3-4 different salespeople at once.

I did study architecture and civil a little bit. You are on summer break?