Sometimes Mr. Right’s a SHE

It seems that every woman is looking for the perfect man. The one and only Mr. Right. Does this Mr. Right really exist? I myself really do believe that he really does. But sometimes, he’s a she.

Please don’t give me the crap about God made Adam and Eve instead of Adam and Steve. I will choose not to go into details about what I think of Christianity. It takes up too much time and brain cells to actually make people understand how my brain works.

Back to Mr. Right… The perfect man would be loving, caring, sensitive, good looking, intelligent, diligent, independent, ambitious… and the list goes on. But as we all know, there’s no such thing as perfect. So why
can’t a tom be Mr. Right? (I've decided to use the term ‘tom’ as butches didn't seem to cover the right amount of people while ‘tom’ is more subtle and easier to identify with)

6 Things International Students Should Be Grateful For

Moving overseas for studies is a stressful and scary thing. I would know - when I left for Perth, leaving my home in Kuala Lumpur for the first time I was really terrified. Although it was partly a choice I made on my own free will but part of it was inevitable as the degree I wanted could only be completed overseas (at that time).

However now that I've spent 9 years overseas, I realized that there were alot of things that I should've been grateful for when I was studying. I've just recently started seeing Perth as a permanent home and I decided to make a list of things I feel international students should be grateful for.