Hello! I'm a heart exploration coach, and I'm here to support you with warmth and a sincere ear.
They feel your distress. You're in a tough spot because you can't pay the tuition fees and can't find anything to provide an income. But you've got this!
Your friends are sharing their good news with you, but right now, you just want them to understand and empathize with you. Not only are you not in the mood for their good news, but you also feel a bit resentful.
Let's start with a warm hug and figure out what's bothering you!
?1. Put on a happy face to protect your self-esteem!
It's like the bird on the branch chirping! If you're in a good mood, you'll describe it as singing. If you're in a bad mood, you'll complain about its noisy chirping.
The same goes for the people and things around you. They are just as they were, happening as usual, and the only thing that has changed is your state of mind: your heart is in turmoil, and you feel that everything around you is changing.
You don't want to get close, you don't want to express yourself, and you don't want to be honest with them. You think that they don't understand and don't need to understand, and you taste that loneliness alone.
But guess what? You're wrong!
Loneliness is a fascinating feeling and experience of isolation/alienation from others or society.
It's a feeling that you experience when you feel cut off and isolated from others or society. It's a self-imposed isolation, a severing of connections, and a form of escape. The feeling of isolation from others brings you pain, and it is a passive isolation. But you can choose to break free from it!
The reason for loneliness is that you can't connect with yourself. But you can connect with others, and you can give yourself a great review (especially a great review) if you connect with yourself!
Loneliness: low self-worth, unable to get along with oneself, unable to give oneself a good review. Affirm yourself in everything! Avoid some rules, dislike yourself/others/unwilling to be constrained.
When you escape from the crowd, you crave the excitement of being alone—you're ready to embrace your own company!
A person with a high self-worth is their own best friend! They give themselves a good review, like themselves, enjoy a good connection with themselves, like other people, and are respected and liked by others.
And he gives others positive feedback, enjoys connecting with people, and is open!
You're using self-isolation to cover up your inner inadequacies. But there's no need to worry! Because you cannot afford to pay the tuition fees, your sense of self-worth has been affected, and you have begun to isolate yourself from others and the outside world.
And in this way, you can maintain your self-esteem!
Self-confidence is the foundation of self-esteem, and self-esteem is the sublimation of self-confidence. True self-confidence means having faith in oneself as a person and being full of confidence in the future. One doesn't doubt oneself or deny oneself because of what one can/can't do or what one has/hasn't done right or wrong.
?2. Be true to yourself and make effective comparisons!
Guess what! We don't live in isolation. We connect and interact with others, and comparisons are a natural part of life. In particular, we love comparing ourselves with those close to us and those we know well.
But here's the thing: comparison can give rise to two emotions: envy and jealousy. And these two emotions are like a brother and sister. They may seem like two separate individuals, but they do share the same root.
Envy is the feeling of wanting what you see others having. It's a natural human emotion that can be harnessed to fuel your ambition and drive you to achieve more!
When you realize that your identity, achievements, and wealth are not as impressive as those of others, it's time to embrace the emotion of longing to be the same as them — it's called "envy," and it's a natural human feeling!
Envy is a great motivator! It encourages you to improve, to strive for what you want, and to become as good as the person you envy.
But that's the downside. The reason for wanting to be as good as others, or even better, is because you don't think you're good enough. This belief in your own inadequacy will undermine your self-confidence and lead to low self-esteem.
But here's the good news! You can overcome this challenge by recognizing that you are good enough just as you are.
And jealousy is even more intense! When we want something and see that someone else has it or is enjoying what we want, we hope that the other person will lose it, so we can feel that sense of balance in our own feelings. When the other person doesn't lose it, we feel a little frustration, but it's nothing we can't handle!
The two have a common characteristic: a lack of self-belief and a feeling of inferiority compared to others. But there's a way to turn this around! This is a manifestation of a lack of self-worth. But it doesn't have to be this way!
Since comparison is inevitable, let's replace horizontal comparison with vertical comparison!
Horizontal comparison is comparing yourself with others, which can be very frustrating. But there's a better way! Vertical comparison is comparing today's self with yesterday's self, which is more and more empowering.
How can we lead a happy life? Through introspection, we can achieve balance and, through an understanding of the nature of the mind, generate a sense of contentment and happiness. This happiness does not depend on any material things — it's something we can all achieve!
You've got this! The only difficulty you're facing is that you can't afford the tuition fees. But there are always more than three solutions to everything. You are young, smart, and wise. If you let go of your inner self-imposed limitations, you will definitely find a way and path to self-reliance.
I really hope the above is helpful to you! The world and I love you! ??
If you want to continue communicating, just click "Find a coach" in the upper right corner or at the bottom! I can't wait to communicate and grow with you one-on-one.
Comments
I totally get how you're feeling. It's tough when finances become a barrier to education. Europe has been hit hard by the pandemic, and many families are facing similar challenges. Maybe looking into scholarships or parttime jobs that align with your studies could help ease the burden. It's also important to surround yourself with supportive people who truly understand you.
The situation you're in is really challenging. Before the pandemic, things were manageable, but now it feels like an uphill battle. I know it's disheartening when friends talk about opportunities that seem out of reach. But remember, there are resources available like financial aid and community support groups that can offer assistance and maybe even some peace of mind.
It must feel incredibly isolating when everyone around you seems to have different opportunities. The pandemic has changed so much for everyone, including access to funds. Have you considered reaching out to your university's career services? They might have leads on flexible jobs or internships that fit around your study schedule and could help cover those costs.
Feeling down about tuition is completely understandable. Your family's ability to contribute has shifted, and it's hard not to compare yourself to others. Sometimes, social circles don't provide the understanding we need. Perhaps joining clubs or online communities focused on similar struggles can connect you with peers who empathize with what you're going through.
It's frustrating when the world feels tilted against you, especially when it comes to financing education. Friends talking about their next steps without realizing what you're dealing with can be painful. Building a network of friends who share your values and experiences can make all the difference. And remember, sometimes sharing your truth with trusted individuals can lead to unexpected support.