For Those Learning How to Be Human After 30
For some time after realizing that I was the problem in my own life and that the relationships breaking around me were due to my behavior, I felt oppressed, humiliated, and angry. After a while, I began to feel a sense of optimism about the control I was gaining over myself, the challenges I conquered, and the evolution of my character in the short time since I started working on myself. Fighting against 30 years of habits and patterns is no easy task, but the more you know exactly what you're trying to change, the easier it becomes to overcome it and, in the best cases, transform it into a positive result. I won’t lie – there’s still that anger inside me, from the fact that no one helped me when I was younger, when it was crucial to build a strong and healthy character. Instead, I was left to navigate unclear motivations and punishments, playing hide and seek, and creating a false persona driven by fear—trying to fit in and hide my true self. Not having the support of family and f...