Selfpaiid:
Am very sure the hackers are Trump supporters.

abegi!

Dear Doctors,
I've a pressing question...
I know someone. He's quite bright. Right from the Primary School, he knew was meant to be in the sciences, although he sometimes dabbles in the Arts (and does surprisingly well, really). To show this guy's aptitude capability, he did amazingly well in last year's UTME, and blasted his choice university's exam, getting well above 75. He got his admission with ease.
But, he has a serious problem. He doesn't know what he wants to become. He even became a doctor upon his parents' advice. Now, as he's entering the University, he doesn't know what area he should specialise in. He needs advice.
These are his "characters": He's very nonchalant, has an attitude of "it's happened, let it go". He tries to make everyone happy, and even though he knows he can't do that, when he fails, he'll go into self-pity (and he hates to admit it). He's lazy, in general, and hates hard work, but I'm sure he could cope with the academic demands of school. When it comes to the emotional, he's completely messed up. He doesn't believe in love, and claims marriage is actually bondage. Can you believe he said "Family is just a name?!"
He does have his good side. Sometimes, he would just start giving his stuff, like money, to anyone available. He loves it when there is a seamless relationship between folks. Sometimes, when he sees total stranger in sadness, he'll go out of his way to help such a person (P.S. he has told me he regrets helping people, because they are human beings, they can never value it)
I decided to post this here because, as doctors, you can help this guy pick a specialisation. He, and I, would be very grateful if y'all can assist him. I'm very grateful you took your time to read this.
Thank you.