What would you be doing right now if there was no DACA? - Page 4

same here. the worst part is that he treated me like shit after I told him. i was forced to walk away.

I will be doing the same thing I've been doing for the last 7 years but I'm a lil happier because I have a beautiful son only 2 years old... I had already resign and i was going to wait until my son turn 18 or 21 so he could petition me I would have been 45 lol!!

I was thinking of this the other day, but I would have probably bought a one way ticket. I don't think i could take another year of doing absolutely nothing, hoping and praying for the dreamact to pass.

Chilling, working, hanging out with friends, seeing them graduate and myself not being ale to do the same.

The same thing we do every night, Pinky—try to take over the world!!!!

Doing my usual little job here (it's what feeds me) and enrolling for 3 more credit at my college and also looking at different strategies to legalize.

ps: Post high school life for dreamers is a biaaaaaaaaatch.

I'd be in Bristol, England studying economics. Sometimes I wish I would have gone instead of torturing myself with this, as it seems like I'll never get approved.

I plead the fifth of jack.

Don't say that. I thought I was for sure for sure not going to get approved because I've done some shady things to make a living, always borderline legal but I got my papers at least for two years I have recovered my sanity.

I think I would have been headed to Canada or somewhere else where I could feel "human."

The hardest thing for me to overcome is the thought of how hard I worked to get admitted to good schools, and then when I was told that I couldn't get any type of loan or financial aid, it felt like my dreams were shattered. I did managed to graduated from college with double majors, and then got a masters degree; in the meantime I have felt like shit as my life seems in a "standby mode" while everyone's lives keep on going. Turning down job offers when I graduated from college was the most difficult thing I have experienced, as I felt truly an "alien" living in this country and all of my degrees seem"meaningless" at that time...

My boyfriend and I were engaged and had plans on getting married, but my feeling of "inferiority" to him stopped me from getting married. I hope that after I get my driver license and a job, God can give us the opportunity to take that step again, where we both be "equal" in the relaitonship.

Right now, I am trying to get everything ready to carry out an idea of starting a business, but since I am still waiting for the approval, I don't want to push anything to far until I have some type of legal status.

Blessings,
Latte11