Hello Somsom ๐ Have you ever been judged by someone in your life? DEAR ABBY: I have lived a lot of life where I have been judged. I have also looked at them, wondered what I have done wrong, and have repeated many of them. Without knowing what I have done wrong, I have looked at them, fixed and refined myself to their liking, and have lived my life countless times.
Do I have to match their tastes? Kelly says she never wants to repeat her life again. I am writing a pledge to find my identity. I am so tired and tired. The North Star of my universe is me and I am shining like myself, and I feel sorry for myself for shaking and reading people’s faces to suit the taste of others who have nothing to do with me. I have no choice.
They say correcting mistakes is spineless, and trying to make up for them causes them to falter carelessly, and I don’t know what to do about it. Kelly doesn’t seem to have had any experience since she was a child of being accepted and respected by herself. I felt hopeless, sick, and my brain became depressed. I should just praise myself for feeling a little better than I did yesterday and doing a little more. You can’t help but avoid people who are sick and left behind in the real world.
Still, Kelly will continue to live her life and challenge herself. I must starve to death. I feel I can’t live a life where I am driven away and abandoned by others every day. I will be free to stand in solidarity with others, serve, raise a dog, learn how to drive independently and do what I want to earn money. If it’s hard, I take a nap. I feel suffocated in such an environment where I rate each and every one of my actions.