I don't currently have any trouble with it. I expect that some of it will "give me pause," when it becomes a possibility, in a way that no amount of thinking about it before the fact can. But my wife is here and I can't imagine being in a position to sponsor her into Canada...so my realistic choices are going to be either to become a citizen or to remain a permanent resident for the foreseeable future.
And...oh, let's quit dancing around this issue. I've also been having a very tough time figuring out who I am lately. Not so much figuring out who I am, but figuring out what I should do in response to who I am. How open should I be? Can I cope with others' reactions? Can I cope with strangers' comments? Can I cope with family and friends who may disagree? Can I cope with acquaintances who might no longer want anything to do with me? Would I lose my job? If I stay in my job, would it destroy a place I value?
You're making me curious! And still dancing around the issue. :P
Are you still around?! I'm just peeking at old entries from people on my friends of list. I didn't know you got married...either that or it's just been so long. My husband is an American citizen too, so I know what the green card process is like! I know what you mean about your spouse being your listening ear too and not needing a journal outlet so much anymore. I had pretty much stopped posting in my journal for awhile, too. Anyway... just saying hi.
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Congrats on your green card!
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You're making me curious! And still dancing around the issue. :P
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I'm sure you can see why I wanted to be REALLY sure before I said anything, even in the relative safety of friends-locked posts on LJ.
Sorry it took two more years to get here.
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