PRODTangerines
Does anyone know what happened to the author of this account?l checked their social media accounts that are shown in the description, and they are either suspended or don't exist anymore???
PRODTangerines
@Eris0330 Oh my gosh you have no idea how many times l've tried to reply to you but in-between just kept getting interrupted! I'm so sorry for seeing your message so late,due to school l haven't been active on the app much lately. Well firstly l want to say how l appreciate your kindness in emphasizing with my situation and giving me advice that l will take with me everywhere. You are extremely open minded and really thought about what to say in response to my troubles,it is really so kind of you. I unfortunately cannot go to university next year because of financial troubles with my parents,they are currently funding my sister for her studies so 2025 is my year now lol. I'm going to take everything you said into consideration now that l am on break for the time being and self reflect. You have truly moved me by your words,not only in your writing but your wisdom. It's been a hard year this 2023,and l've definitely changed alot as we all do eventually. Thank you and be well. I wil always await your return.❤️
Eris0330
@Bangtang_Wolfie The pandemic really did a big number on all of us, in one way or another. I'm sorry to hear it happened on your birthday, and how it has affected you while also having to deal with your family in a whole another light and enviroment (even more than before). I can say, as a 25 year year old (to be 26 this year), there is no need to rush. People always tell you to hurry up and grow up, and take responsibility as an adult when turning 18. Having to move out, work, education and to keep a social life, is such a big toll on someone. It is unecessary stress to worry about, so you are allowed to take it all in your phase. You need to enjoy your life, and do things that feels right, even though there are/will be bumps here and there. Thankfully, i have found something i both enjoy and passionate about but i do know, that there are a lot who still don't know if they have found the right thing yet. I took 2 years off, to just work and save up money. That time, i got to work on myself, explore and find my way into adulthood and find out when i'm ready. Of course, it's different based off where you are in the world, on how socially acceptable it is. There are also important things, as waking up and feel good about going to work/school (i tried where i hated going to a specific work place and thankfully quit not long after. Today i enjoy going to work, as i do something i feel is important and enjoyable). Either way, adulthood is so hard with all the pressure from the outside but always remember, you are the most important. Don't ruin yourself, for someone/something else. Either way, i do hope and root for you, as it sounds like you have a good knowledge about yourself and reflection! Thank you for reading my stories, and again, it warms my heart deeply the way you express yourself. I do hope some day, that i will make a come back!
PRODTangerines
@Eris0330 you . On my part on the adventure of adulthood,lm in my last year of school,and honestly, I am really clueless. And in a way to stay positive and for the sake of being humorous ,l always remember how Yoongi mentioned how school isn't the most important thing ,but l really know that for me to live a better life, it does. I have aspirations to be a forensic scientist,and l have a fallback plan,in case l don't get accepted for that,to go into the accounting/financial field,l want to be a CA Accountant. Also, l know that l literally said l was clueless just awhile ago, lol. But l don't know if these dreams are really mine. I feel like my parents kinda molded me to do these things. Anyway, besides all of that! I just want to end this all of saying that l have never read anything that has brought me to tears before,love reading,l absolutely have a passion for reading, but it's the first time that l have actually cried and l had a good cry at that! Thank you for writing such consoling books with powerful messages.
