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Marriage Vs career

I don't know what I want
I once knew but now I don't
Someone proposed to me and he is really great he is a law student he is smart has a good heart and I care about him but I said no cause I knew very well I wanted my career more
I am still a student and I want to move to New York start my life there and try to be successful
However for some reason idk I have been bumped out
And I am starting to questions everything
I am starting to question what I wanted
Do I want a family and a calm life
Or I want to live in New York
And strive for success
Idk what seems more worth while for you

Keep in mind I can't have both because he can't move with me cause it's too complicated for him or it's either this or that
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Don't see the words .. do you truly love him? If that answer is no .. you have your answer. Money and success won't really make you happy if you are in an unfulfilling relationship. Trust me on this.

You can have a career and successful life outside of NYC and it's extreme cost of living, high taxes, etc. That also makes it easier to have both a family and a career. Trust me on this too.

What does "bumped out" mean? Impacting your pursuit of your degree? How will you fix that?

Think things through .. Choose wisely.
SW-User
You are still very young and will have a lot of your life to figure things out. Give yourself some time in life to figure out who you are and what you want out of life. That's what your 20s are for. I wouldn't recommend rushing into marriage at such a young age.
Can you picture living the rest of your life without this person in a romantic sense? If so he’s probably not the one and you have your answer.
Marydhr · 22-25, F
@Freudianslip13 I don't see myself finding someone like him again
TexChik · F
What’s your degree plan ?
Marydhr · 22-25, F
@TexChik civil engineering
ABCDEF7 · M
Career and love/relationship are two different aspects of life, but you need both to be truly happy in life. If you can't take both simultaneously, start with one that will support you to pursue the second one later.

 
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