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    mati gamboa
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    Lily , it sounds as you are such an amazing young woman , educated and know more about the world then many of us.. I invite you to read Louise hay,book “Gratitude” you can downloaded for free..I was feeling a bit sad and questioned why having done so much I did not have the life I wanted or a partner who love me. In fact I know realize I am so blessed to have everything I have.
    please know you are not the only one who feels the way you feel, many of us have gone through these roller coast of emotions. wishing you well and a beautiful life.

    take care,

    matitta

    #77422
    Anonymous
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    Dear lil.lily:
    As I read your post this morning I get the impression that you recite the things you do as if you are going through the motions of what could be amazing things, including the places you moved to and from as a child- as trivial, not exciting, boring. And you mention the changes, all these changes- not in a positive light. Seems to me that what you need is something meaningful that you are not getting, something meaningful that you did not get as a child: that feel good thing- love, perhaps? Something solid in your heart/ mind- the feeling of being loved, valued? Something that does not change? Something to make you feel anchored wherever you are???
    anita

    #77450
    vefire
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    Dear lil.lily,

    You are an amazing person and I know how it feels to struggle with what to do with your life and how things don’t seem to go your way. Take things one step at a time. I think going to Jamaica will be a good way to get away.

    I worked in international development in DC so I know it’s tough trying to land a job in this field, but try not to get discouraged. Keep feeling positive and keep looking for opportunities in the areas you want to go into – let me know if you need any help.

    Sorry to hear about your companion – I also went through a break up recently and it’s tough – time will help but I think the best thing is not to be too hard on yourself about it. I’m here to listen if you want.

    It’s hard to make new friends in a big city. I think one of the things that has helped me is to join a club or something you enjoy doing – I know it’s hard while you have to work but you can have a try. I randomly met a new friend by going to DC’s Fiesta Asia – you never know who you will meet!

    If you need someone to talk to, don’t hesitate to let me know.

    vefire

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