My uncle called me and said and told me that if I took my cousin to see Greece he would pay my ticket, and after that I went through Macedonia, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Kosovo, Croatia before landing in Bosnia. I was very annoying to my organization in Sarajevo, I sent them emails every day for weeks, and they ended hiring me. It was supposed to be a 15min meeting, but we talked for 2 hours and I started working the next day. I’ve done quite a bit research and knew I wanted to be in human rights. I was supposed to go home after two months, but I had a dream that I was leaving and it somehow creeped me out, so I called my mom and told her I will be coming much later. That morning I came into my office and told them I would need their help to get my visa. Living here I know that I am not entitled to have an opinion, I have one, but it’s not on me to tell people what they should do. I do take issue with what I see (people crossing cirilics, or raising three fingers just to push people), ignorant conversations in bars, but I try and spend time with people who are not like that, who ask questions and show things can be different. I actually go around telling people to just keep asking questions, if we ask questions maybe people will start questioning what they think is the status quo.

My uncle called me and said and told me that if I took my cousin to see Greece he would pay my ticket, and after that I went through Macedonia, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Kosovo, Croatia before landing in Bosnia. I was very annoying to my organization in Sarajevo, I sent them emails every day for weeks, and they ended hiring me. It was supposed to be a 15min meeting, but we talked for 2 hours and I started working the next day. I’ve done quite a bit research and knew I wanted to be in human rights. I was supposed to go home after two months, but I had a dream that I was leaving and it somehow creeped me out, so I called my mom and told her I will be coming much later. That morning I came into my office and told them I would need their help to get my visa. Living here I know that I am not entitled to have an opinion, I have one, but it’s not on me to tell people what they should do. I do take issue with what I see (people crossing cirilics, or raising three fingers just to push people), ignorant conversations in bars, but I try and spend time with people who are not like that, who ask questions and show things can be different. I actually go around telling people to just keep asking questions, if we ask questions maybe people will start questioning what they think is the status quo.