How do you deal with constant nagging?

[Nameless]

one of my good friend did work 2 years full time in Dubai and abu Dhabi and quite frankly, beside money, this place is not very much interesting for more than 2-3 months,, the time to make A camel"s run in the desert and to visit around. Most thing are prohibited over here, just saying "fuck" can lead you to jail or to lose your visa and most entertainment are VERY limited and under cover as there are many illegal things. Money can be exciting but I would consider every other options before moving over here from what I've heard.

[Gandalf]

one of my good friend did work 2 years full time in Dubai and abu Dhabi and quite frankly, beside money, this place is not very much interesting for more than 2-3 months,, the time to make A camel"s run in the desert and to visit around. Most thing are prohibited over here, just saying "fuck" can lead you to jail or to lose your visa and most entertainment are VERY limited and under cover as there are many illegal things. Money can be exciting but I would consider every other options before moving over here from what I've heard.

I don't think I would be able to deal with the weather either. One plus is that the supermarkets apparently stock a lot of British food. The supermarkets out here are beyond shit and are not beffiting a developed country. Korea is developed because of the wealth of the chaebol, but in terms of other stuff I don't regard it as developed at all.

Tbh, I think staying here is better. I have permanent residency status and I'm free to move between jobs unlike other foreigners. I can earn more money here than anywhere else because of that, but it just means taking my time picking and choosing my jobs. I'm going to apply for some university jobs here and build up my resume. And maybe take on pt jobs to further supplement my income. That will work out better than needing to go anywhere else.

The wifes mood seems to have come back to earth again, so fingers crossed that things are on the mend again.

[boozeboxer]

A few things:

1. She wants to go to UK and she may divorce you once she gets settled in there. She is probably afraid of moving there by herself, but hey, you are the time tested Brit.

2. Why does everyone say "to be honest", tbh, or honestly (then some declaratory statement) ?? It drives me crazy! I think, have they been talking rubbish at all points before they state they are being honest now? Or are they just clarifying that they are in fact honest people and this conversation is worth having?? Or should they just use the word "frankly" to express that they are being somewhat blunt?

3. You live where you could get many hot asian women. I would let her remember that.

[Gandalf]

A few things:

1. She wants to go to UK and she may divorce you once she gets settled in there. She is probably afraid of moving there by herself, but hey, you are the time tested Brit.

2. Why does everyone say "to be honest", tbh, or honestly (then some declaratory statement) ?? It drives me crazy! I think, have they been talking rubbish at all points before they state they are being honest now? Or are they just clarifying that they are in fact honest people and this conversation is worth having?? Or should they just use the word "frankly" to express that they are being somewhat blunt?

3. You live where you could get many hot asian women. I would let her remember that.

1. That is always a possibility, but if we don't go together then she won't go at all. I think she is off the idea actually. She usually steals the internet to look at handbags for hours on end, but in the last 3 days she has been all over the academic job sites (all in Korean) for me. Just maybe the England idea has passed over.

2. In my case I use it instead of frankly. I find 'frankly' to be a bit of an antiquated term tbh. Or should I say 'frankly' there?

3. That is true. And I still have a modicum of sexiness going on for a man of 30. One of the jobs my wife has found is for an all girls university. I would find that a bit weird tbh. Or should I say 'Frankly, I would find that a bit weird'.

Stop screwing with my discourse patterns dammit!

[generalbulldog]

A few things:

1. She wants to go to UK and she may divorce you once she gets settled in there. She is probably afraid of moving there by herself, but hey, you are the time tested Brit.

2. Why does everyone say "to be honest", tbh, or honestly (then some declaratory statement) ?? It drives me crazy! I think, have they been talking rubbish at all points before they state they are being honest now? Or are they just clarifying that they are in fact honest people and this conversation is worth having?? Or should they just use the word "frankly" to express that they are being somewhat blunt?

3. You live where you could get many hot asian women. I would let her remember that.

1. That is always a possibility, but if we don't go together then she won't go at all. I think she is off the idea actually. She usually steals the internet to look at handbags for hours on end, but in the last 3 days she has been all over the academic job sites (all in Korean) for me. Just maybe the England idea has passed over.

2. In my case I use it instead of frankly. I find 'frankly' to be a bit of an antiquated term tbh. Or should I say 'frankly' there?

3. That is true. And I still have a modicum of sexiness going on for a man of 30. One of the jobs my wife has found is for an all girls university. I would find that a bit weird tbh. Or should I say 'Frankly, I would find that a bit weird'.

Stop screwing with my discourse patterns dammit!

I say go for that kind of job!

[Gandalf]

We've found a job at another women's university. I must ask the question here, what exactly is the point in an all women's university? Do they have these in other countries? Just seems a bit weird to me to have a university with only one gender.

[El Kabong]

We've found a job at another women's university. I must ask the question here, what exactly is the point in an all women's university? Do they have these in other countries? Just seems a bit weird to me to have a university with only one gender.

They've got more than a few in the US...hell we've still got traditional all black colleges and universities which began because of segregation but have continued because the blacks have a sense of great pride in the successes of those schools and it's not like they keep whites, hispanics, asians, or anyone else from going to school there but they are just traditionally for blacks and actually in my home town we have NC A&T a traditionally all black school and Bennett College which is an all black and all womens college.

[KKisser]

A few things:

1. She wants to go to UK and she may divorce you once she gets settled in there. She is probably afraid of moving there by herself, but hey, you are the time tested Brit.

2. Why does everyone say "to be honest", tbh, or honestly (then some declaratory statement) ?? It drives me crazy! I think, have they been talking rubbish at all points before they state they are being honest now? Or are they just clarifying that they are in fact honest people and this conversation is worth having?? Or should they just use the word "frankly" to express that they are being somewhat blunt?

3. You live where you could get many hot asian women. I would let her remember that.

1. That is always a possibility, but if we don't go together then she won't go at all. I think she is off the idea actually. She usually steals the internet to look at handbags for hours on end, but in the last 3 days she has been all over the academic job sites (all in Korean) for me. Just maybe the England idea has passed over.

2. In my case I use it instead of frankly. I find 'frankly' to be a bit of an antiquated term tbh. Or should I say 'frankly' there?

3. That is true. And I still have a modicum of sexiness going on for a man of 30. One of the jobs my wife has found is for an all girls university. I would find that a bit weird tbh. Or should I say 'Frankly, I would find that a bit weird'.

Stop screwing with my discourse patterns dammit!

I say go for that kind of job!

i'd do the one on the leftmost and the other front girl second from the right first tbh.

[Master]

KKisser ypu are very picky.

[Andre]

A few things:

1. She wants to go to UK and she may divorce you once she gets settled in there. She is probably afraid of moving there by herself, but hey, you are the time tested Brit.

2. Why does everyone say "to be honest", tbh, or honestly (then some declaratory statement) ?? It drives me crazy! I think, have they been talking rubbish at all points before they state they are being honest now? Or are they just clarifying that they are in fact honest people and this conversation is worth having?? Or should they just use the word "frankly" to express that they are being somewhat blunt?

3. You live where you could get many hot asian women. I would let her remember that.

1. That is always a possibility, but if we don't go together then she won't go at all. I think she is off the idea actually. She usually steals the internet to look at handbags for hours on end, but in the last 3 days she has been all over the academic job sites (all in Korean) for me. Just maybe the England idea has passed over.

2. In my case I use it instead of frankly. I find 'frankly' to be a bit of an antiquated term tbh. Or should I say 'frankly' there?

3. That is true. And I still have a modicum of sexiness going on for a man of 30. One of the jobs my wife has found is for an all girls university. I would find that a bit weird tbh. Or should I say 'Frankly, I would find that a bit weird'.

Stop screwing with my discourse patterns dammit!

I say go for that kind of job!

i'd do the one on the leftmost and the other front girl second from the right first tbh.

My exact thoughts.