kaylagee
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This is a FABULOUS perspective. Bravo.Date: 1/8/2006 8:24:30 PM
Author: Rhapsody
And even if I am a different person in 20 years who I was will always be part of who I am and I have no fear of remembering where I''ve been.
Also, the questions about being married and having a family: I was told by my advisor in college that employers tend to ask these questions to determine how stable your life is. If you have passed these milestones in your life, then they feel more at ease that you are mature and reliable (and they don''t anticipate any major changes in your life that will affect your work). I can''t necessarily say that this is true, because I know plenty of stable and mature people who are not married and have no children, but I guess that''s just a standard belief that people of business have. I was also told that they can ask these questions, but cannot base their decision to hire you on these facts.
Well, that was my two cents.. Hope I didn''t offend anyone..
Date: 1/8/2006 11:57:42 PM
Author: aljdewey
This is a FABULOUS perspective. Bravo.
I''m so getting one too when I get pregnant. I thought I would just take it out when that time comes because by then I will be older. But now that I am married, I''m kind of changing my mind on that. I had it for so long now and I think it''ll just be weird to not have it.Date: 1/10/2006 3:38:04 PM
Author: monarch64
FYI: there''s a website called pregnancypiercings.com that makes belly rings (they''re actually like a barbell, only flexible) just for gals who want to keep their piercings during pregnancy! I''m SO getting one when I get pregnant!
Also, this thread makes me want to get my nose pierced!!!!
Date: 1/7/2006 3:53:41 PM
Author: Momoftwo
No need to get upset since it was not a personal thing, but I still think nose piercings are gross. Knowing someone with one wouldn''t change my mind.