u/Technical_Sun_977

I have a question!

I was so creative but now it's like my creativity is blocked as I was in home for a whole year so my question is how to recover your creativity!!!

Should I wear abaya or dress? Myfamily is suggesting me to wear abaya as it is more comfortable and full pardah HOTA Hai as they had wore at their time .. Now the thing is I'm way more comfortable and confident in dress and I myself feel that I'm looking good in dress which is important! Idc about anyone and I just want to look good Infront of meee and I have that feeling when I wear some eastern attire not a abaya ..

However,my family concerns are that if I wear dress I have to do alot of shopping as there should be at least 14 15 outfits . So they want me to wear abaya as it would be decent and don't need to worry about outfits etc ...

Disclaimer:- No one is forcing me they are sharing their opinions. But I want to wear dresses to feel comfortable!! Also I'm not wearing dresses to gain attraction of something else. . I just want to wear it for myself

There is someone from nustempo who said that merit lists will be upload tomorrow. Idk if it's reliable source ,but I got this news.....

My aim is nust Industrial design /Architecture. And I got selected in fast BBA as it was my back up ,so I am confused about it . My Nust aggregate is 72% which makes me eligible for industrial design totally ..

But I don't know I'm confused about architecture as a career . I took a gap year just for architecture and I love it .

However, everyone is telling me that this field is not worth it etc , which is confusing me alot .

Can somebody help with these !!

Want genuine opinions

If one is younger than you then why do you think that I'm your priority like my things are not my things .. like you own me and my things !!!

Where the hell is it written .. and whenever we stand for ourselves and instead of understanding you think that we are insulting you.. wthh is this dude !!!!

I'm really confused about my future and I genuinely need honest advice. I love architecture and it's the field I've always wanted to pursue. I even took a gap year and worked hard to prepare for the entrance test. However, my family believes architecture isn't worth it in Pakistan because of the slow career growth, low starting salaries, long working hours, and the fact that many architects eventually switch careers. They keep telling me that my friends in tech will earn much more while I'll struggle financially. I also keep seeing people online saying they quit architecture after 2–3 years because of the workload and pressure, and it's making me question my decision. I'm not afraid of hard work, but I'm scared of spending five years on a degree only to regret it later or find limited opportunities. I do hope to build my career abroad one day, InshaAllah, but I still want to know whether architecture is genuinely worth pursuing, especially considering my family's concerns. If you're an architect, architecture student, or someone with real experience in this field, I'd really appreciate your honest opinion. Please don't sugarcoat it—I genuinely want advice that will help me make the best decision for my future.

Edit :- I think I'll be going with architecture but still want your honest opinions

I'm really confused about my future and I genuinely need honest advice. I love architecture and it's the field I've always wanted to pursue. I even took a gap year and worked hard to prepare for the entrance test. However, my family believes architecture isn't worth it in Pakistan because of the slow career growth, low starting salaries, long working hours, and the fact that many architects eventually switch careers. They keep telling me that my friends in tech will earn much more while I'll struggle financially. I also keep seeing people online saying they quit architecture after 2–3 years because of the workload and pressure, and it's making me question my decision. I'm not afraid of hard work, but I'm scared of spending five years on a degree only to regret it later or find limited opportunities. I do hope to build my career abroad one day, InshaAllah, but I still want to know whether architecture is genuinely worth pursuing, especially considering my family's concerns. If you're an architect, architecture student, or someone with real experience in this field, I'd really appreciate your honest opinion. Please don't sugarcoat it—I genuinely want advice that will help me make the best decision for my future.

Edit :- I think I'll go with architecture but still want your opinions . I am wanting to do it from NUST ,whose degree is valuabla abroad also