The author discusses different types of struggles they experienced throughout their life. As a child, they struggled with gender norms and expectations placed on them. They then struggled with increased household responsibilities expected of them as a girl. Later struggles included not being able to pursue their dream of engineering school and feeling alone and hopeless while living abroad in New Zealand without work. The author emphasizes that internal struggles can be the most dangerous if one is unable to express their feelings, and advises not to struggle internally but to express struggles to loved ones for support.
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The author discusses different types of struggles they experienced throughout their life. As a child, they struggled with gender norms and expectations placed on them. They then struggled with increased household responsibilities expected of them as a girl. Later struggles included not being able to pursue their dream of engineering school and feeling alone and hopeless while living abroad in New Zealand without work. The author emphasizes that internal struggles can be the most dangerous if one is unable to express their feelings, and advises not to struggle internally but to express struggles to loved ones for support.
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The Real life- Razia
Blog https://rairazia.wordpress.com/2017/07/03/types-of-struggles/
The author discusses different types of struggles they experienced throughout their life. As a child, they struggled with gender norms and expectations placed on them. They then struggled with increased household responsibilities expected of them as a girl. Later struggles included not being able to pursue their dream of engineering school and feeling alone and hopeless while living abroad in New Zealand without work. The author emphasizes that internal struggles can be the most dangerous if one is unable to express their feelings, and advises not to struggle internally but to express struggles to loved ones for support.
The author discusses different types of struggles they experienced throughout their life. As a child, they struggled with gender norms and expectations placed on them. They then struggled with increased household responsibilities expected of them as a girl. Later struggles included not being able to pursue their dream of engineering school and feeling alone and hopeless while living abroad in New Zealand without work. The author emphasizes that internal struggles can be the most dangerous if one is unable to express their feelings, and advises not to struggle internally but to express struggles to loved ones for support.
Hi this is me again, with a new interest, Type of struggles.
This is the another
part of Girl who born to learn. It is true ! Struggles teach us a lot but some time, your own struggles teach you to quit… just to quit everything but I did not do that. I started my struggle when I was a kid. I lived like a boy. My papa was willing me to live like a boy and I did. My first struggle started from here. every one used to ask me that why I am so but I liked myself as I was. I studied well. I participated in almost every curricular activities. I stood first, struggle starts here. Suddenly my sister got married and Now my mum was doing all the works alone. Now as being a girl, I was the only person who can do household works on regular basis. (As an typical Indian mentality) I had seen the days when my brother was not doing any work at home but I was doing because I am a girl. Yes! I am a girl but the things differentiate. Here struggle starts. I started comparing the things like he is a boy and he is not doing these things and I am a girl and I have to do such things. It was my internal struggle. I was not talking to others for this. Yes! I was in depression for the same. I was losing my interest in most interested things of life as student. I did my senior secondary with Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics. I was willing to do Engineering after that. I had given entrance test for Engineering but could not do. Again! another struggle starts here. I have joined Bachelor’s in Science. I tries to quit everything in between but struggle made me to run again. I tried to quit but I couldn’t. I get frustrated but I ran. Again! struggle starts here. After breaking my dreams with a big hammer, I reunite again and moved to NZ. I was home sick, alone and losing hope there. I was jobless, lack of money, no work. I frustrated. Again! Struggle starts here. I worked hard met some beautiful Kiwis, I learnt how to be only strong if nothing else. I worked with inspirational people. I learned new things. then studies completed, again in search of better opportunity. Again! struggle starts here. The Struggles always are different at different situations. Some time, we are unable to express what we did and what we want to do and inner struggle starts which is most dangerous. We are unable to control our brain and heart at same time. So try to opt only one among both otherwise internal struggle will never quit. We took some serious steps in pressure or to avoid those struggles but nothing changes because your early step dig a well to fall in. Struggles are the part of bright future ! BUT if you are still struggling internally then please don’t. Express it your near ones to protect your self ,to live your dreams alive. So in nutshell, Struggle for your will, struggle for your dreams but do not struggle internally. Always remember, “Where there is the SUN there is the SHINE.” Bright Shine.
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