Hello, dear questioner!
You're already in college! I'm so excited for you. I'm curious, what year are you in and how many years of college have you been in so far? From what you've said, I can tell that
It's okay, we all get stuck sometimes. It's just that you've been a little unsure of yourself and maybe you've been holding back a little. But don't worry, you'll get there!
I think you should have had a crush on someone, but you missed it because you considered yourself a huge baby. Then a series of subsequent actions caused by this incident led to your current bad mood. Don't worry, it'll pass!
I thought, "It's not because you've missed the right person, sweetheart. It's probably because you're thinking about relationships." You're already in college, and every adolescent boy and girl wants a good relationship.
It's a natural part of life that we all go through, and it's perfectly normal. Otherwise, we wouldn't be able to keep the human race going!
You know, when I read what you said:
After I went to university, I began to doubt the days when I used to look good.
I thought, "You used to look very good, so you must be a beautiful person." Could it be that you had a little problem because of skin allergies during puberty? But don't worry, it's just a little thing, and your base color is also very beautiful.
We all know that nobody's perfect, and there aren't many perfect people in the world. If you look around, are they all ugly for the rest of their lives?
I wonder what people who have never enjoyed a good day will do?
I don't know if you've thought about them, but I'm sure you have! Think about your classmates, or friends and family!
You're also going through adolescence, right? Are you feeling under the weather? It seems like you're having some trouble with your leg and you're feeling down about your appearance. I just want to say that I don't think you're the ugliest person in the world. I get the feeling that you're being a bit too hard on yourself, and I just wanted to say that you're doing great!
If I'm right, I feel like we don't really deserve it. You see, before you went to university, you were feeling down because of your appearance anxiety. When you found a way to deal with it, by studying hard, it sent you to university. It's clear you're very capable. Relying on your own abilities, studying hard on your own, you are about to get your own results. You're doing great in your studies, and there was a time when you looked good, but now you've encountered a little bit of a difference in your appearance. How did you make one wrong step after another and get here?
And then, when you've had a moment to reflect on the opportunity that was missed, you can get back up here again. How?
I think we should give studying hard another try! Let's use the same determination you had when you were preparing for the university entrance exam to study at university. Then, we can become outstanding university students and show off our potential!
We first exist as ourselves, that is to say, we are a person with integrity. We do not exist for a particular person, as we have said. We cannot let this life of ours just be wasted. If we do not have the drive to learn on our own, there is nothing we can do. We did have it once, so how can we just admit defeat? We must live out ourselves. They are people, and so are we. We used to defy everyone, and that's okay!
I think you're a pretty kind and filial college student. I can see how worried your family is about you, and I can feel their fear. We all want to make our parents happy by living a good life, and this is definitely the thing we want most in our hearts.
From now on, you might as well get up from bed, wash your face, go out for a five-minute walk, come back, take out a pen and paper, write down your thoughts at the moment, and then go back to bed. But you still have to repeat this process the next day. In other words, you have to keep doing this for a few days.
After five or six days, I really hope you can post what you wrote on this platform again. This is a great place to share updates and stories. You can write about your feelings here. It doesn't have to be a reward. We know that as long as you say it out loud and write it down, it will be very helpful to you, because you have let out your emotions and not held them inside. This way, we can feel a little bit more relaxed and won't feel so much pressure.
I really hope this approach helps you, even though I'm just a regular person.
In any case, I just want you to know that the world and I love you!
Comments
I can relate to feeling lost and confused about how to move forward. It sounds like you've been through a lot, and it's okay to feel overwhelmed. Maybe starting with small steps, like talking to someone who understands or engaging in light activities you enjoy, could help ease the burden.
It's really tough when you're caught in a cycle of selfdoubt and regret. But remember, everyone has their own timeline for growth. Perhaps seeking professional support could provide guidance and coping strategies that might not have occurred to you before.
Your story resonates deeply with me. It seems like you've faced many challenges headon but sometimes the weight of the past can be too heavy. Have you considered joining a support group? Sometimes sharing your experiences with others who have gone through similar situations can be incredibly healing.
You've mentioned missing the days when you felt goodlooking. Appearance is just one aspect of who we are. Focusing on personal strengths and achievements might help shift your perspective. What are some things you've accomplished that make you proud?
The pandemic has affected so many people's mental health. If movies became an escape, maybe finding a new form of escapism that's more interactive, like art or writing, could offer a healthier outlet for your thoughts and feelings.