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| The #struggle life |
| Monday, August 06, 2012 |
Moving to Washington D.C when I was 20 was a life changing event for me. It was the beginning of an utterly chaotic life for me. I felt like I had no guidance, did not have any friends from back home and pretty much had to start over. For me, it was really hard because I'm not the most jovial person but at the same time, a lot of people were too suspicious an unwilling to accept new people into their already established circles. So I really struggled with loneliness and confusion. I don't know why I felt it necessary to write this post. Maybe it's because I ran into my ex in Washington DC and I cried. Not because I still loved him or anything but because it brought back so many memories of trying to make it work with so many obstacles. Finally I had to walk away because I could not take it anymore.
For a long time, I did not miss DC. I was glad to get away from the #strugglelife. Glad to meet new great people in Memphis who made me happy to be in America.
Whew what a post. I'm out! |
posted by lala @ 9:06 PM  |
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Name: lala
Home: Memphis, Tennessee, United States
About Me: I'm an introvert. I love challenges and the "path less taken". I have discovered that life more of a journey than a destination so I try to enjoy each day. And if you've never failed at anything then you haven't tried anything outside your comfort zone. Right now, I have a love/hate relationship with Memphis. I love the city because the people are very friendly but careerwise, this place will be a dead end for me.
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