I'm living with my boyfriend since a few months ago, it's as good as you describe it, even better. I wish you all the best to have this one day, too :)

Male 38 yrs, never gave flowers to a woman

You cannot lie

Choose what makes you happy. Seriously becauae even in college you might change your mind. Stop thinking what your parents want because if you struggle at it. I tell you , you might end up blaming your parents for it and it's not gonna be good. And I major in Microviology many said how useful it is. But it's a difficult subject and often times I get frustrated then depressed with the field becauae how much I lack the other part of my life which is socializing, and even being healthy in general. Then I get to spend more years in college and I get more in debt. My take is thay I could've chosen an easier subject and stop listening to my mom about what I should be. In life you should things practical and yet easy for you. Profit comes later if you do something you know you could be good at just because you love it. But your choices now doesn't define the end of your college years.

First of all you should completely stop to think about what your parents want. It doesn't matter. At all. As long as you have this mindset of wanting to please your parents, you won't be happy. That being said, I know how hard it is as a young person to transition from being someone who has to ask before going out to someone who has decide over their whole future. That doesn't happen over night. Here's what worked for me and almost all of my friends: do something you're totally interested in right now. Do the fine arts thing. After a semester or year or so, or maybe after graduating, you'll notice that it actually doesn't make you happy and will look for something else. But then you'll be way more confident and know yourself and the world out there better, to know what will actually work for you. Or you know... maybe you realize that what you first chose was the perfect choice. And you'll live a happy life. Instead of ending up being 40 and having burn out and hate yourself because you work a daily job you hate, just because at 18 you didn't dare to not please your parents for a second.

I had long hair (covering the boobs) all my life and 5 years ago I was just tired of how long brushing and washing it took. Went to get a 10cm trim. Hairdresser either misunderstood me or fucked up, but I ended up with shoulder length hair - I was so devastated, thought it looked ugly. I never got so many compliments in my whole life, everyone loved it, I felt like being on drugs every time I brushed and washed my hair because I was so happy about how EASY it was. Best accident that ever happened to me. After a while, I missed the look of long hair and was sad for a bit, but it grew out faster than I thought and I had long hair again - even if I had regretted it, I would have long forgotten by now. So yes, do it, Because it might be life changingly good or if not, forgotten by next Christmas.

Congrats

Live will, and do everything you want to do okay? Just do whatever makes you happy, don't mind what other people think of you... Cancer is a really serious, my aunt was declared cancer free in 2013, and we are really glad and cheer her up everytime other people talk about her breasts cut off, I don't really know what it is called but she has breast cancer and she dicided to..u know... But last year, her cancer came back again then she to try chemotherapy but i think it made her worse..she started to lose her hair, weight and easily get angry...she doesn't even get enough sleep and cry at night....we are all devastated watching her like that... but as the day pass~she became normal again not physically but emotionally, and she always talk like she's accepting to be gone and dead... always saying goodbye, i love you and shit like se knows death is coming for her..and she really died...