Re: Moving to Karachi
thank you for the vote of confidence! It’s nice to hear a yay after hearing many nays lol
Well, I hated school too. But that’s just me. I’ve hated every school I’ve been to because secular education just isnt my thing. However, I do agree that unless you’re from an upper class family and have always gone to a “good” school, then it’s probably hard to adjust. I lived in FB area back in the day (before moving to Gulshan-e-Iqbal) and I went to City School which I think is still considered a pretty good school to this day. The building was next to an empty plot that eventually got populated with slums. Now every time the “school bus” dropped my off from school in front of my building, the kids would make fun of me! And keep in mind, that’s when I was around 5-6 years old and just moved back from the US. There was nothing “poor” about my family. But just because of the slums that happened to appear next to our building, the kids would say the stupidest things. And it made me feel like crap. So, lesson learned about sending my kids to school in Karachi. I’m not married and no kids. So, even if I got married any time soon, kids don’t go to school until they are about 5 years old. Which means I have plenty of time to decide whether I want to come back to the US or not.
I work at a US hospital and male nurses are a minority. In my graduating class there was only 1 guy. Usually, each batch has 1-5 guys in it.