About opportunities: USA is one of the richest if not the richest land of this world, while the regions I mentioned, excluding Africa are poorest. Imo when there in money in the land, there is as well opportunity to earn it. If land does not have the money, well, how is one supposed to earn it.. (not a question really) That is why I stick to my thesis, about how comparison between these two blocks is in vain. We can go into the details i.e. "why here is impossible to work and go to school" but you told already you do not wish to waste more of your time so let leave the cake on the line that we disagree about this.

Explanation: Yes I told "males are those who have to earn money", and that was in connection with my adoring to gays and that was told in conclusion of previous paragraph, which started with "What I can see here". Note the word "here". I didn't touch territory out of Europe.

Few months ago I even got in argue with one of my best friends (a girl of course) about this topic. She defended girls and herself by all means possible, yet she could not deny that her bf is earning quite much too. She called her case "special" but so would do any of other girls. Actually almost all girls I know here and at my home. And I understand it and take is as a part of human nature. But I am as well able to spit word two about it from time to time. And honestly, when I get the faculty off my back I'm not about to stay here or at my home for I'm sick of it. I will probably try to work and live somewhere on west or northwest where atmosphere is much cleaner in this sense.

You - simple, open and direct, when not under affect.

Honestly, I think you shouldn't blame my English as much as my actual style of writing. Even on my native language I meet really complex misunderstandings because of that. I do not know how this exactly looks on English - because I will never achieve that level there, but on my native it is both bless and curse. Grammatically it is correct, able to tell whatever is to be told without approximations and from the side of lexical shape it is perfect. The people who are used to read and write much like it. The other side of the medal is that full understanding it assumes some strict rules which are, although absolutely logical, often forgotten/missed/unknown to readers/listeners who are personally touched by it. That could be exact problem here too, imo, near my insufficient knowledge of En, for what I can only tell I am sorry about.

I'm surprised to hear that that's the situation in Bulgaria. I know that Eastern-Europe and former Sovjet-Union aren't exactly the best places to live in, but i didn't know that they're still 100 years behind (men do the work, women try to find someone that will be able to support her and any family that will follow).

Considering that Bulgaria just joined the EU, and Romania (which i would think can be compared in many ways to Bulgaria) also joined, i wonder what they will contribute to the EU?

Anyway, you're probably right wanting to get out of there once you have your degree man, come to Belgium.

They'll contribute cheap labour. Just in time, we're running out of Poles. On the other hand, both Romania and Bulgaria were far from ready to join the EU.