What's the most difficult decision you ever made?

Answer 1

When my grandmother was on her death bed, and they were about to unhook her from the oxygen.

In or out of the room?

I didn't think anyone should die alone, so I was there.

Answer 2

The most difficult decision I ever made was also one of the most no-brainers: to marry my wife.

Of course I love her deeply, and I know she loves me. Neither of us was afraid of committment. But the thing is, she's a Sri Lankan citizen. My decision to marry her involved the fact that if she either decided to leave the US, or was forced to leave, that I would move back to Sri Lanka with her, a 3rd-world country with a civil war going on, where English is a second language like Spanish is here, and where I would have no real marketable job skills.

I take marriage very seriously. If she decided that living in the US was not for her (and she has not had a good experience living here in some ways), I don't believe that we should just call the marriage quits and go our separate ways. We would stay together, even if that means I would be moving to a 3rd-world country with little prospect of finding a decent job.

Like I said in the beginning, the decision was ultimately a no-brainer. I REALLY love this woman. We've been happily married a couple years now (we had known each other for 9 years prior to getting married), and thankfully she's warming up to this country. Still, I'm willing to follow her wherever our lives take us. That's not something I see as a chore or a burden, just one of the responsibilities of marriage.

Answer 3

i'm going to be making that decision my finished life. Its what to believe and that i've got united statesand downs with it. although consistent so some distance as difficulty. i think of from what i've got been examining that its only meant to be that way and its a sturdy sign. that provides me convenience.

Answer 4

Whether or not to Prosecute my Mother & Sister for kidnapping
my kids.They kidnapped them in California & took them to KC.
I could've had them arrested, but I didn't. I wanted to very much.
But I was told, my kids would go to a Foster Home until I could
fly to KC & get them back. I always remember this like yesterday. And I still wish I had prosecuted them. They have no
remorse nor regrets.

Answer 5

Drop college to work? or stay at college and die out of boredom just to get stupid paper saying you have passed your exams with honours...

Answer 6

To have my daughter lock up for doing drugs.If i had to do it all over again,I would do the same.What i did saved my daughters life.

Clowmy

Answer 7

to drop out of college and get a job

Answer 8

to drop out of hight school

Answer 9

To make up my mind about what i wanna be when i grow up

Answer 10

Choosing my career.