Hardest decisions that you have taken / myLot

India

September 9, 2015 1:45am CST

I think the hardest decision is to pull out life supports of our loved ones although that seems the best for all. For me it was when I submitted my resignation where I had hopes of going up the ladder. I had reasons to do that but luckily that decision turned out to be a good one. What was your hardest decision?

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Sharon

@simone10 (54187)

• Louisville, Kentucky

9 Sep 15

So far, I think the hardest decision for me has been to finally give the ok to have my sweet dog Cricket put to sleep. She was 15 and when I learned that she was already dying and that she was in pain, I had to do what was best for her.

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@allknowing (139706)

• India

10 Sep 15

I understand you. We have gone through it with a couple of our pets.

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Sharon

@simone10 (54187)

• Louisville, Kentucky

10 Sep 15

@allknowing It does break your heart

Val

@valmnz (17097)

• New Zealand

9 Sep 15

I'm not sure about this one. I've made lots of mistakes because I've made decisions too quickly. There have been many difficult decisions.

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@allknowing (139706)

• India

9 Sep 15

That must have been quite a load on you

rebel_woman06

@SIMPLYD (90721)

• Philippines

9 Sep 15

You mean you filed your resignation hoping that you be offered a higher salary so that you will not resign anymore ?

Bluedoll

@Bluedoll (16773)

• Canada

9 Sep 15

I think it means quit the job for reasons other than money but I'll let allknowing confirm.

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@allknowing (139706)

• India

9 Sep 15

I had no interest in working but at the same time it was the prime of my life. I did not quite like the atmosphere in the office. In fact if I had stuck on I would have earned more and had prospects of being promoted.

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@allknowing (139706)

• India

9 Sep 15

@Bluedoll You are right.

Jabo

@jaboUK (64354)

• United Kingdom

9 Sep 15

@allknowing Sometimes the hardest decisions can turn out to be the wisest ones. Regarding the life support thing - that must be so hard to do.

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Pearl062688

@MinePearl (90)

• Bacolod, Philippines

9 Sep 15

Hardest thing i have ever done is letting my mom and dad cry because I got pregnant during my college days.I felt like the word "sorry" isnt just enough.But we're all good now.My son is already 9 years old. :)

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@allknowing (139706)

• India

9 Sep 15

That must have been pretty tough for you. Glad that all is well now

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Bluedoll

@Bluedoll (16773)

• Canada

9 Sep 15

I bet they cried because they wanted what was best for you and cared about your happiness. As it turned out they see you are happy and they also get a grandson which I bet they do treasure? Sorry is not enough but love is eh.

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amnabas

@amnabas (14874)

• Karachi, Pakistan

9 Sep 15

My hardest decision was quitting my studies due to marriage.

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@allknowing (139706)

• India

9 Sep 15

I am sure you would have pursued your studies if that was possible. Right?

Bluedoll

@Bluedoll (16773)

• Canada

9 Sep 15

Hardest is not always the most important correct? Is this true? I made one that cost me money but it was not difficult to make. at another time... I had to tell a friend that I would not be around anymore. I had to say goodbye.

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@allknowing (139706)

• India

9 Sep 15

Hardest would be those that touch your heart or when you are not sure about something but you take a decision nevertheless

Bluedoll

@Bluedoll (16773)

• Canada

9 Sep 15

@allknowing It is difficult to give someone up even though you know you must.

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