Dude i already told you..get married. You love this country but being that your status is in limbo- you hate it.
You always have to think if the "sacrifice" is worth the "benefit" and in this case i think it is. As a U.S. citizen i have the obligation of serving jury duty..it sucks..ive been on trials in the past. But now im not in the mood emotionally or financially to waste my days on that. I couldnt get out of it..but i am sure gonna make it easy so i wont be picked for a trial, and also its a financial hardship for me as well.
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So by your question you DON'T love it nor you want to leave it.
Varon, si un dia te das cuenta porque no puedes decidir, tu carga se aliviara.
Dude i already told you..get married.
You love this country but being that your status is in limbo- you hate it.
You always have to think if the "sacrifice" is worth the "benefit" and in this case i think it is.
As a U.S. citizen i have the obligation of serving jury duty..it sucks..ive been on trials in the past.
But now im not in the mood emotionally or financially to waste my days on that.
I couldnt get out of it..but i am sure gonna make it easy so i wont be picked for a trial, and also its a financial hardship for me as well.
in limbo? what are his options? is there a definitely deadline? for what?
what if you love it but it dont love you back?
I suppose you could stay and hate it, but that would be a tragic existence.
Also, marriage isn't exactly a cure for our immigration woes. It would be, were it not for that ridiculous ten-year ban for reentry.
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