Replies to Abigail Agaga (@abigail04) - Proof of Brain

Abigail Agaga

i remain who i am

7 days ago

RE: You won't know how much it hurts until it happens to you or you practice empathy. Exactly, you have to come close to know that there is a problem. Thanks for stopping by.

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9 days ago

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9 days ago

RE: Degrees in 2025: Still a Key, But to What Door? Yeah Many times people have learn things in school and it’s not what they are using currently

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9 days ago

RE: The real value of learning Sure, it's a great asset that shouldn't be neglected

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@deborahofweb3 0

9 days ago

RE: My Father's Choice Parents need to allow their children to make their career choices. They should guide their children not help them make their decisions I'm happy Eric was finally able to pursue…

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9 days ago

RE: My Father's Choice Congratulations @abigail04! You have completed the following achievement on the Hive blockchain And have been rewarded with New badge(s) You received more than 130000 upvotes.

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9 days ago

RE: My Father's Choice

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10 days ago

RE: My Father's Choice Erick already knew what he would become in life from when he was small. But sometimes parents have their own dreams for their children, maybe because they want their child to get…

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@kristabel123 0

10 days ago

RE: My Father's Choice This is a nice story on parental choices. Most parents does it actually, my own father did. Asked me to study computer science in the university, when I really wanted to study…

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@rinconpoetico7 0

10 days ago

RE: My Father's Choice Erick undoubtedly pleased his father and studied what he wanted. I didn't expect the story to turn upside down at the end. A good ending to this tale of parental decisions and…

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