ownedgirlie
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ORIGINAL: jthaddeus Hello, I was wondering how many subs also work fulltime jobs, and if this causes complications with your Master and your service. If so, how do you work around it, and how have your Masters chosen to make this work? Thank you very much.:) -- j Performing well at my job is part of my service to my Master. He expects me to perform exceptionally and be promoted. He wants to look at me with pride, knowing I direct others all day yet fall to the floor to him. It makes him very happy. He also sent me back to school and excepts straight A's (although he accepted a B in Statistics last semester due to a crisis I experienced). I do tasks for him at night, in the mornings, on weekends, and during the day at work as I can. I can't say work or school interfere with service because he prioritizes my service to him, so what I am doing is his ultimate decision. There was a time he put my assignments to him on hold for a week so I could catch up in my Statistics class, and I was feeling really upset that I was neglecting my duties to him and he was going without, until a good friend reminded me I was doing exactly as I should be doing...meaning I was doing what he had told me to do. The question about career decisions came up in this thread - He has made my career decisions, after carefully weighing all options for me. I make no changes in my career, school, living arrangement, etc., without his direction. I can't fail him or complicate things if I'm doing what he's telling me to do. :)
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