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@crampedtothebone
i miss autumn and winter. I always get possessed by this deep sense of melancholy when spring comes around. i miss the heavy rain and the silence of the snow. It always feels like there are these hidden pockets of time,reserved only for me and my solitude.
Sometimes I lose sight of who I am, because of the person I am trying to be or rather the person I used to be. I have always loved studying but I think I lost that spark along the way. Or maybe I just loved the idea of it. Who knows. Oh well.
Instead of thinking about what you can’t do, focus on what you can do.
Hi!
My name isn't really that important but I am currently 25 and I well....I screwed up a little bit.
I recently quit my job, which was emotionally, mentally and physically draining. After a year and a half I felt as if I had learned nothing. It felt as if I was stuck reliving the same day over and over again. My colleagues didn't respect me, brushed me off when I asked for help, and made fun of me as if I wasn't worth the trouble. That job used to be my dream job.
Anyways I took a break for one month to clean, to read, to reset. I am incredibly lucky to be able to do so. I am extremely aware of my privileges and I do not feel bad for myself.
As for the inspiration for this post, I was hoping it would help me better organize my life and make sense of things.
That job made me lose the little bit of confidence I had managed to muster up after 25 years.
Oh and I am still in uni, I have yet to graduate this spring. So I am glad to be fortunate enough to be able to focus on one thing at a time. I might be an utter failure but I think I also might be okay.
P.S. I genuinely want to turn my life around… and, um, I am a software engineer!
