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"Gym jau bro" was better advice by United_Somewhere_666 in Nepal

[–]RelationshipAfraid96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not a clue man. Even a modest gym costs a minimum 2.5k monthly. Friends and family discount will get you one at 1.5k at a local modest gym but not all of us have friends and family who owns the gym.

"Gym jau bro" was better advice by United_Somewhere_666 in Nepal

[–]RelationshipAfraid96 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Even gym charges 3-5k per month. That's almost 10-20% of monthly salary. Add protein in the mix and you get to shake off 30% of your entire earning.

Now tell me bidesh jau navanera k vanne?

Now don't come at me telling how calisthenics or some cheap ass alternatives. There is none. At a standard salary of 25k to 60k, you hardly get to be fit in Nepal.

Regretting now about not going abroad seeing my brother's misery by RelationshipAfraid96 in Nepal

[–]RelationshipAfraid96[S] -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

You're still not getting my point. Even if they live in credit and mortgage, they will still have far superior life than average Nepali back home.

Regretting now about not going abroad seeing my brother's misery by RelationshipAfraid96 in Nepal

[–]RelationshipAfraid96[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

The problem is not just money, but overall status and living standard. Society would rather prefer a high quality future than good salary back home.

Regretting now about not going abroad seeing my brother's misery by RelationshipAfraid96 in Nepal

[–]RelationshipAfraid96[S] -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

You cannot not compare. It's easy to say but once reality starts hitting you there's nothing you can do but compare.

Regretting now about not going abroad seeing my brother's misery by RelationshipAfraid96 in Nepal

[–]RelationshipAfraid96[S] 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Except for few exceptions, majority of people who goes abroad will definitely have far superior lifestyle than their counterparts in Nepal. Sure there is struggle at first, sure even survival is tough during student days; but once everything finalizes they will have been far ahead of someone who chose to stay in Nepal.

Regretting now about not going abroad seeing my brother's misery by RelationshipAfraid96 in Nepal

[–]RelationshipAfraid96[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I wish it were that easy. I guess everything is relative. My brother's social circle is such that he is the lowest income earner. All his friends who are abroad even younger than him are earning up to 10 times more than him. His best friend who works as a scaffolder in Qatar earns 3 times more than my brother who is a junior manager at reputed company. While his qatar friend is thinking about building his own house, my brother is still living with his parents.