Why I'm asking because if we study in a good college here we can get good amount of money (maybe more from what getting there)
We're leaving back everything especially our loved ones so is it still worth??
I recently turned 20, and it feels like a strange in-between stage. I'm not a teenager anymore, but I don't quite feel like an adult either.
There's this pressure to figure out my career, build good habits, make the right decisions, and somehow have everything under control. At the same time, I still feel like I'm learning who I am.
For those who are older than 20, what changed the most for you during your twenties? Was there a particular year that taught you the most? Is there anything you wish you had done differently at this age?
I'd love to hear your experiences or any advice you'd give to your 20-year-old self.
I watched the movie called influencer on jio hotstar if haven't watched it do it it's so good
Speak up!!
I'm a 2nd yr student, I feel so lonely while im with my friends gang. I actually don't like them that much but I'm with them
I want to have another friends, who's more practical . These ppl are always gossipping about others , always talking about some specific boys in the class
I feel so alone while I'm with them
Anyone has been on this kind of situation , spill some advice
I'm studying in a hostel, I'm struggling with hair fall
Can anyone suggest a Goof hair growth remedy that can use
I'm always feeling left out in my friends circle, feeling scared to share my decisions,what happened in my past
I don't know is it my problem or their
Always feeling I'm not like them
It is true that they're not my vibe, they always gossip about others I don't really like that so I don't involve in that conversation
Then it became not at all involving with them unfortunately I cannot able to connect with others because these ppl also gossiped about them so I'm having trust issues
Also many more
They are my roommates
1 nissaram
2 babu ramachandran
3 fyi
I think we've become a little too casual with terms like "depression," "OCD," and "ADHD." They're often used to describe everyday moods or habits, but for people who actually live with these conditions, they're much more than personality traits or occasional experiences.
Using these terms loosely can unintentionally minimize what those who are diagnosed go through. It's okay to relate to certain symptoms, but it's also important to recognize the difference between having a bad day or being organized and having a clinical condition.
I'm always feeling left out in my friends circle, feeling scared to share my decisions,what happened in my past
I don't know is it my problem or their
Always feeling I'm not like them
It is true that they're not my vibe, they always gossip about others I don't really like that so I don't involve in that conversation
Then it became not at all involving with them unfortunately I cannot able to connect with others because these ppl also gossiped about them so I'm having trust issues
Also many more
They are my roommates
Hey mba graduates spill it up
Hey mba graduates what you have to say