Your post makes me think you've undergone a labotomy that wasn't successful - am I close?.....My suggestion is forget Iran - try the Army - once you've completed basic, use the Female Revolution bull-feathers, to demand your equal rights and insist that you be deployed to a front line unit operating in Kunar or Helmand, etc., province, Afghanistan.....if you come back to the world in one piece, or even if you're missing a limb, think of how your resume will look as you charge ahead on the Liberal, Socialist Democratic ticket towards the Presidency of the United States. Remember, if a clueless, community organizer, without any military or business experience, can get elected, think of what you, a female, with in country experience during hostilities, could accomplish.

Hi lady am a fan of your but cant imagine you going to iran at a time like this. Are you on transfer, my answer is forget it.dont chase after death becos chances are you may get shot or blown up.back home there job which can fit you.just look inside your heart 2 discover yourself and look beyond what you see. That is my candid advice to you.

At thirty-five, you're mature enough to have sorted out the cow-webs from a youth filled with liberal propaganda tought by 60's Hippies, which now infects our colleges & universities.....you're a registered nurse - that takes some intelligence - why not use it to help others. Investigate military service.....as an RN, you'll go in as an Officer and do a meaningful service for real heroes who are getting maimed in Hell Holes like Afghanistan and countless other engagements around this planet,......you might even like the military - there's a sense of camaraderie that is rarely duplicated elsewhere.....if it's not you cup of tea, you get out after your committed obligation.....as far as travel is concern - the military offers that (with 900 military bases around the globe).....California is La La land - nothing there but sea, sun, and a deficit that will imploded......maybe forget everything else & find a nice guy - settle down; have a kid or two - that is assuming there are any staright guys where you live.....life is all about choices - most people can't make the right ones.....

As an american who lived there for 10 yrs. durning Khomenis regime, Women are doing alot , driving taxis.buses.firewomen.in parlaiment.I recently went back to visit this yr, I had a wonderful time, I love this country the people are very friendly and love americans.I never felt scared at any one time. stay away from crowds or never mention politics or that your a christian unless its your family.