Thank you again and I appreciate your efforts in helping out people here.

Thank you anita. You are right.

Yes, I’ve learned many lessons in last 6 months. I’ve come out of my comfort zone to see what life is like, seen the world from a different perspective, came to know about my strengths and weaknesses.

I’m looking for a job in both teaching and the corporate sector. Teaching jobs here don’t pay much, and I have an MBA degree which can be of use in a company.

Let’s see where life takes me now.

Thank you all for your advice.

@ Nina Sakura

I went there on a permanent residence visa. I worked as a teacher in my home country. Teaching is regulated in Canada so I thought of changing my sector. I got a job in retail but it was part time and the wage was poor. I found it difficult to adjust there. No friends, no relatives, unfriendly people. I had nobody to talk with and share my feelings. it turned into a circle which I found hard to come out.
There are better prospects in my country. I’ve been applying for jobs but nothing happened yet. But I know that I will have to start from the beginning, competing with a 24 year old fresh graduate. This means that I have to delay my marriage and have kids later in my life.

Thanks for motivating me.

My dream was to live in a developed country.
The problem was my loneliness. I was also worried about my family as my parents are getting old. They got sick after I left them.

I think it was an unrealistic dream. I was just living in my own world of dreams. I came to know about life’s realities after leaving home. But I think that I got too late to realize it. I should have thought about my family and my future before taking that big step.