What's the most challenging decision you have ever made in your life?

[Alexandrubaschet08]

Stay in my country have my dream job, a place wher to stay and not paying it (the company do), go party, travel all over my country, be able to eat what i want, have many friends.
Move to UK do a shit job , don't party that much, don't travel anymore, eat what i can only, pay by myself my place wher i live, but win like 6 time more money then in my country, have zero friends.

[MCheetah]

Permanently leaving the US in 2019 to seek better job opportunities and a potential partner (though that was a foolish pursuit) elsewhere. As much as I love my country, it's a sinking ship, and I don't need to go down with the Titanic...

[hello_kitty_man]

I have challenging decisions every day, it happens every time I get hungry and try to figure out what foods go with other foods. Or basically what I have in my pantry, refrigerator and freezer.
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[serious]

Honestly haven't made any such decision till now but I think the time will come soon though.

[Anonymous]

I moved to another country to marry and to settle down. It was the biggest decision I have ever had to make.

[Anonymous]

Move to a different state from my family and get away from my issue or stay there and let it continue to happen

[ChrisMaster69]

Two chose between two girls that I loved.

[Anonymous]

Completely disconnecting with half of my family due to complicated relationship with my father.

[Agape93]

Where I want to live vs what I can get from it.

[MrTaboo]

Should I pull the trigger or not.

[sidh69]

1. Leaving job
2. Getting married

[undet29]

Moving to another city