I m in a dilemma.,Please help me.。。

It depends on what country you are in, some countries if you have a college diploma and can find a job in the local area, you don't have to come back to compete with your hometown fathers and elders for jobs, now the employment pressure is so great, you come back not only you are under great pressure to find a job, but the brothers in China have added you as a competitor. There is a serious backlog of domestic talents, and even astronauts are waiting in a large team to go to the sky.

In China, after the end of the semester, don't we also feel that we haven't learned anything? Like a walking dead all day. When you are outside, your ability to take care of yourself has at least been trained.

So maybe your psychological burden is too heavy and the pressure is a bit high, so think about it this way. I think if you can, you should continue to study, and you have to speak a foreign language a little bit! Study hard, even if the exam is still not ideal in the end, after all, you have to pay, and you have a clear conscience!

I don't know much about some of the systems of foreign universities, but how to say, the junior college is also a diploma, if you learn your knowledge well, maybe you can still further your studies, don't we have a college exam in China? You've only been there for a year and a half, and you still have time to catch up, so go all out! Come on!

I can only blame yourself for not working hard.

Come back quickly, don't waste money.

You don't have much to get out there anyway, so you might as well come back and make plans.

Almost go back, the key is that you don't want to study, if you have perseverance, you can work and study, and you can also reduce the burden on your family.

If you learn a foreign language well, you can at least come back as a translator.

The Interpretation (I) of the Marriage Law stipulates that if a husband or wife makes an important decision on the disposition of the joint property of the husband and wife other than for the needs of daily life, the husband and wife shall negotiate on an equal footing and reach a consensus. Where others have reason to believe that it is an expression of the common will of the husband and wife, the other party must not oppose the bona fide third party on the grounds that they do not agree or do not know.

The third party is clearly not "bona fide".

If your husband cooperates, you can claim that your husband's agreement with a "third party" is invalid and request that the proportion of capital contribution or property distribution be redetermined.

In the event of a divorce, you can ask your husband to contribute to the house separately and return half of the capital contribution and pay interest. and may claim moral damages in accordance with the provisions of Article 46 of the Marriage Law.

The house, which was purchased during the period of illegal cohabitation, is the joint property between them, with each of them enjoying half of the property.

They are in a co-ownership relationship with the house and are treated as co-ownership.