thanks for sharing your story 🙂 i've had really similar experiences to you all throughout school, and now i've graduated uni, but i still can't get myself to see how being alone was a good thing for me. i feel like 'myself' also includes how i am in interaction with others, and i didn't really get to build that part of myself. i only know what i'm like when i'm alone, but that's only half of the 'real me' . the other half of the real me is who i am with people. i'm wondering what your thoughts are on that? 😊 also i don't know how you did it, but i still can't really have fun when i'm alone, i just keep feeling lonely and wondering how nice it would be if i could have people to do things with, and how much more fun that would be.
@blackeywhiteyakilaforlife1823 жыл бұрын
Hey darling!!! I am neither cool too. As compared to my sister. I ended up a loner too but I enjoyed the company of myself. I used to have friends but however I feel that eventually without that company, I felt better. But yea, with true friends. It’s a pure fun and everything’s good. Nevertheless, being lone, helps to define our within and appreciate lots of things! I feel you totally! I wish I get to see you in sg!
@rifathshimeen38324 жыл бұрын
hey, just wanted to say you’re beautiful in your own way. I understand whatever you’ve gone through too. Great video! All the best wishes and do more videos! One day you’re gonna reach great heights 😀😀
@dfists80214 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much love! Really appreciate it❤️💙💜
@TubeVeva3 жыл бұрын
It's true, our own race are like that, we can't change it, even many well known figures go through the same thing. As the Indian saying goes, the crab story.
@sori61962 жыл бұрын
hmm... is that the fault of our race, or of another race that is dominating us and making us feel like only a few of us can succeed, so we pull each other down instead of lifting each other up because we think only one of us can make it?