Australian Migration Seminar

I am most affronted by the behavior of Singaporeans during this seminar. In 90 minutes, they've proven to be inconsiderate, bitchy, unable to understand instructions, inability to respect the seminar and the speaker, and various other things I'm too pissed to remember at this moment.

Yes, I've long known that Singaporeans are like that. But to see it - again - was just...it pissed me off. And it pissed Azri off. And we were the two youngest in the whole room. The rest ranged from at least late twenties onwards.

It's a public seminar, for goodness's sake, not a private one-on-one consultation. So I really don't understand why (am being very, VERY sarcastic here) Singaporean ADULTS cannot understand common courtesy and not attempt to bring the speaker's whole attention to their plight, and THEIR plight only.

By God. Okay, fine, there were various questions which requested explanation and expansion on the general gist of Visa subcategories, and those pertained to the whole topic and the whole seminar, so fine. Then, the fucking people started almost-"attacking" the speaker simply because they couldn't get a definite answer on their own situation and their own chances of getting whatever PRs or Visas they had in mind.

The speaker felt to me like he was trying to defend himself, and rightly so. He was verbally pressed on all sides without due causes, and it shames me that Singaporeans can be so kiasu (literally translated as: afraid to lose out on) on so many things as to show so much disrespect to others.

Fuck them. I'm still pissed.

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Learnt some stuff. The process of getting an Australian PR/Visa is a much more complex stuff then I thought.

I think that either I really have to get my skills experience up-to-date within these few years, or I should research and set my sights on another target entirely, one which is within my reach and which still offers the same possibilities for me to live the life I want.