Hello, my dear friend. I can feel your current inner conflict and confusion from the lines of your question. First of all, I want to give you a big hug and hope that my answer will be helpful to you.
You might say I did everything perfectly, or that I was heartless, but have you ever thought about this? This is already the best result I could get by doing my best to turn the tide. Don't I deserve to have these things? Now I look back, although I also have some regrets, but from the perspective at that time, what could you do?
It can feel like a dead end, I get it. Do you think you'll be an exception? I do believe in miracles, but why should they happen to you? I'm a big believer in objective dialectical historical materialism, which I see as a way of combining a universal connection with the objectivity of that connection. I believe in science, but I'm still a bit conservative about all this. Absolutely!
I know you're trying your best, and I admire your resilience. I'm here to tell you, don't repeat the same mistakes. Believe me, I will make the most of the lessons I have learned from all my experiences. There is no need to dwell on it so much. I don't owe it to anyone except my family and loved ones! This is a dialogue full of doubts and affirmations. I can feel your internal struggles, which are presented very clearly before us. But we can feel the strength of these conversations. Believe me, I will make the most of the lessons I have learned from all my experiences. There is no need to dwell on it so much. Yes, please believe in yourself that you can do it. Hugs again.
Your writing is so honest and open, I can feel the pressure and internal struggle you're facing. It's so hard not to feel tired and disappointed when we're up against challenges in life, especially those involving personal growth, financial pressure, and mental health.
Your honesty and self-reflection show your resilience and desire for change, which is so valuable!
First, I just want to say that a long-term mental illness is a marathon, not a sprint. You're already a winner just for fighting it every day!
You're doing great! Even if progress may be slow, every small step forward is worth celebrating. It's so good to hear that you're already actively managing your condition. You're really showing a lot of courage.
I just wanted to say that I think it's great that you're maintaining your belief in science and objective dialectical historical materialism. I'm sure it'll help you find solutions to problems in the real world!
I'm so proud of you for achieving a positive equity position financially! It's a result of all your hard work, and it's so well-deserved. This isn't just a numbers game; it's a recognition of your efforts.
Your sense of responsibility towards your loved ones and family shows how kind and committed you are to your family. Please don't forget that taking care of yourself is also a way to repay them – you deserve it!
When it comes to relationships, you don't have to worry about meeting other people's expectations or social standards. Everyone has their own unique way of communicating, and it's so important to find a rhythm that suits you.
Sometimes, having an introverted personality can be a real advantage! It means you have a natural gift for deep thinking and listening. Don't ever doubt your own value just because others have different opinions. Your value should be defined by you, not anyone else!
Mistakes from the past, especially those involving trust and loss, can be really tough to go through. But as you said, they're also valuable lessons.
They have shaped you into the wonderful person you are today, making you more cautious and wiser. It is a mature way of dealing with the situation to turn these experiences into a driving force for moving forward, rather than a burden.
In conclusion, I just want to say that you totally deserve to enjoy your achievements, both in your career and in your personal life. You've come so far, and you're still moving forward!
Give yourself some room for forgiveness and allow yourself to feel proud and content. You don't need to prove anything to anyone else. It's enough if you know that you're trying, and that's a great start!
As you said, your emotions and experiences are valuable, and you don't owe anyone anything. It's totally normal to feel the way you do.
You've already shown so much courage and strength in this process. Keep up the great work! Be courageous and trust your judgment, while also giving yourself time and space to heal and grow.
If you feel you need more support, you might also consider seeking the help of a counselor. They can provide professional guidance to help you better understand and deal with these complex emotions. You are not alone on this journey, and there are always people willing to lend a hand.
Your story and experiences really resonate with so many people, and you are definitely not alone.
I really hope my answer helps! Sending you all my love from the world and me! ???


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It sounds like you've been through a lot, and it's understandable to feel the way you do. Reflecting on the past can be tough, but it's good that you're focusing on moving forward now.
Looking back, I realize how much has changed. I've learned from my experiences, both good and bad, and now I'm in a better place. It's all about growing from what we've been through.
Life has certainly tested me, but every challenge has made me stronger. Now that I've turned things around, I can finally breathe easier and appreciate what I have.
The road hasn't been easy, but reaching this point where my finances are stable feels like a huge accomplishment. It's time to focus on myself and my future without the weight of debts holding me back.
I've had my share of struggles, including trusting the wrong people. But learning from those mistakes is part of life. Now, with my assets in order, I can start fresh and build a better life for myself.