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i would love to become an air hostess or a language translater (i know 4 languages) and i am in love with airplanes. i would love to be one of those beautiful women in a plane. the only problem is that i am not neat and nice as usual air hostesses (i am more of a country girl) and so i dont know if i will be accepted. i am also a shorty (156cm) so some airlines probably won’t take me. my mum says that i can be a translator when i am at uni as extra income. but both my parents want me to go into sciences cos they do it and it has better pay. what should i do???? should i listen to them?? or should i go my own way? thanks in advance =)

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