Its different for me because I'm the sponsor. My entire life is here, and I'm Canadian, but a situation like this sponsorship thing made me realize my real friends. I lost a good few of them who automatically wrote off my now husband when we first started our relationship because they assumed that since we met online (and hes from India) he's out for a marriage of convenience. It's actually one of the sore points in our relationship... I practically had to beg him to let me sponsor him and he is still determined to find some other way for us to live together because he wants to prove everyone wrong. I don't have a lot of people I can lean on because they haven't been in this situation. He doesn't either, but he is always saying he's not stressed because whatever CIC decides, we're living together by our first anniversary in whichever country that will have us, no matter what.lunas said:
Dearest Tuyen,tuyen said:
That's very sweet. Who knows, you might move to India and love it. I have a friend of a friend that can't wait to go back to India even though she was born in Canada!blueboom said:
*puffs up chest*blueboom said:
I love India. I just don't like my in-laws! :-X We have a lot of options as I'm a dual citizen with another country, so I may still avoid my mother in law yet.amikety said:
Awww! It'll happen. I'm an amateur nanowrimo participant which translates to me losing every year.amikety said:
I love Indian foodblueboom said:
I'm going to self publish on Amazon's Kindle store. Once I get Word installed on my new laptop and edit the book...... again. Writing is definitely a 'living' artform cause the story chances every time I write it..... sigh......................... *pulls out hair*blueboom said:
like I said super cheesy but still a cute way to keep the connection and togetherness 
