Hi! I'm a little ashamed to write to you, but I feel like I have to share. I don't want to say how old I am, but I'm under 18. I live with my family in a cramped apartment and it makes me very nervous. I don't want to study because I'm just distracted by looking at the apartment. I don't think wrong, somehow I get good grades, but I'm already that I don't have room for myself! Give me some advice!
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dragonflyy83 answered · June 10, 2020
It's terrible, I know. I grew up in a small apartment, too. I didn't have my own room and I was sleeping in the kitchen. I was ashamed. as you do. That was my parents' options. Learn to achieve more. It's all temporary. It's up to you to change things.
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dozeentlime answered · June 10, 2020
And I have the same problem, but I'm an adult, and we live in a small apartment, it's full of furniture and you can't get away with it. It sucks. Only for now can you study, and after you're 18, you can move out of a bigger place. There's nothing to change now.
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banboybig answered · June 10, 2020
I have a girlfriend who's number one, but with the difference that she doesn't care and earns good grades, she regularly does house parties, so don't worry about and I'm in a room with my brother, it's a little bad sometimes, but it's not pain to die, so don't think about it, but get down on lessons.
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wersaviagreen answered · June 10, 2020
Some people don't have that either!!! Pull yourself together and be grateful for what you have! Get up at 18 and move to a place!
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poustopsaro999 answered · June 10, 2020
Healthy, it's like I'm writing those words... not you. I grew up in a two-bedroom apartment. We were five kids... you can present for yourself what it is. I also slept in the kitchen because there was no room, I was ashamed to invite anyone into us. I was ashamed of everyone. Believe me... I understand, and I know what's good for your soul... a hug from me... don't give up, but look for a way to a better life... I found it, although I went through a lot of difficulties.
Marsel
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fantastic_fawn answered · June 11, 2020
I started working at 17 and rented an apartment the second month after that :) since I was a kid, it's been my dream to be single, and I'm glad I started back then. With a complaint here, you will not achieve anything, you better get a job, not all parents have opportunities, my mother and I could barely get better, took 500 leva poor... and yet I'm grateful because you were doing everything you could to be well :)
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emma_a_ answered · June 11, 2020
I wish I had your problems... It sucks, I know. I've lived like this, and now even my own room is tight. But millions of people around the world don't. You're lucky you have a roof over your head. Life is ahead of you. You'il have a chance to change it