If my girl asks me if she is looking fat in a dress or in general if she is getting fatter, why d i have to lie that that is not the case. She getting fat doesnt mean my love for her has reduced or that i dont find her cute or beautiful anymore. Infact im a guy who thinks lying about this is the wrong thing. I for one am not the fittest guy out there and when i was fat, i would have liked if a friend pointed that out, it shows they're real with you. Outside people would say you're looking alright or wouldn't care tpo give you the best advice. For me, lying about how you look or about your body weight or any other charateristic is being delusional, and making me also saty in delusion.
Different people could have different advice on this but help me out bro.
Maybe a course with placement support might be a good option. Some peopleare also saying certifications like iiba and stuff. I graduated last year and dont have prior exp as a business analyst. I had a few months gap and then I'm working as a backend developer. Not the best job but yaa. The market is tight and companies are either taking freshers directly from colleges or people with some 2-3 years of experience.
What should i go for and is a course better or a certification? Which one? And is a certification good fo rsomeone like me who's kind of a fresher and is trying to enter the industry or for someone experienced.
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The story of akaza wasnt something new, it is so common and was so real, I had to pause the movie to get a grip on myself. It shows that demon slayer isn't some fictional series but it is real life, what happened with akaza as a human and then what he became, his desperation, or his want to become the strongest so he is able to protect the ones he loves is what I want to do so too so badly. He tried to live and honest life and the world, the society didn't let him.
Should akaza have not killed those samurais who poisoned keizo and kayuki. Ruthless, unimaginable that was what they did to a 16 year old girl.
Was akaza right in doing that or should be have tried once again living a life without crime? should be waited for justice or what. I really think about what I would have done if I were in akaza's place
The story of akaza wasnt something new, it is so common and was so real, I had to pause the movie to get a grip on myself. It shows that demon slayer isn't some fictional series but it is real life, what happened with akaza as a human and then what he became, his desperation, or his want to become the strongest so he is able to protect the ones he loves is what I want to do so too so badly. He tried to live and honest life and the world, the society didn't let him.
Should akaza have not killed those samurais who poisoned keizo and kayuki. Ruthless, unimaginable that was what they did to a 16 year old girl.
Was akaza right in doing that or should be have tried once again living a life without crime? should be waited for justice or what. I really think about what I would have done if I were in akaza's place
