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So I moved quite a few years ago on account of my parents (I was 12), and I really did not wanna move away from my home and had a long period of severe depression because of it. The cultural differences is something I haven't gotten used to even now and I hate where I live, (from the middle of nowhere in the woods to a huge city on the other side of the country).
I hold onto my origin very strongly since it feels like the only thing I have left that makes me happy, and it's important for my self identity. But the problem is that I don't even feel like I belong to anything anymore, people question me because I don't have a strong accent and because it's been so long since I moved/I was quite young people like to tell me I'm not really that anymore.
I know this might be a silly thing to be upset about, but it's getting to bad every time someone mentions where I'm from I wanna cry. I don't know what to do to feel better, I can't move back yet because I have to finish studying and that's atleast a couple more years
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>>18715593
Just start hiking and biking dipshit. Get a landscape job. Make moving to the country a goal you push yourself with.
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>>18715631
I would hike all the time if I could, but I can't because I'm busy studying. Moving is a goal though
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>>18715656
Get a job landscaping to pass the time then.
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>>18715661
Perhaps. It might be good to get myself to go outside and actually do something
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>>18715682
Think of landscaping as learning experience. Use it to reflect. Is the path youre currently on optimized for a city experience? If yes, you may want to consider dropping school and picking up a trade so that you can transition back to the country smoothly.
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