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Volunteering as a childcare teacher in Cambodia!
Project A participant This is news shared through the Gap Year mission.
A gap year isn''t just for students.
It''s a time we all need. However, when that time is needed and how long it''s needed varies for each individual. After wrapping up work life, to move on to the next step, A story of a participant who took a short gap year. Through the Gap Year mission,This is a ''Thank You, Gap Year'' update from a participant who spent their gap year in Cambodia. :)“
Dear coordinator :)
I read the email you sent and was moved to tears.
The words that the situation then and now are different — they feel very comforting.
I think that''s exactly what I need right now.
I often found it easier to blame myself than to blame others or the situation,
and because that allowed me to stay more positive than blaming others, I tended to
push myself to change and improve rather than praise myself — it became a habit.
I think so. As a result, I felt I had to do well on my own.
I became exhausted and quit, but when trying to return, my past behaviors...
The hardships at work and the fear of tiring relationships were so
overwhelming ㅠ But hearing that the situation then and now are different has been comforting since this morning.
It''s been a comfort and strength to the point of tears.
I''ll reflect on your advice and try to take better care of myself. ㅠㅠ *sob* ㅠㅠ tears again ㅠㅠ
Have a nice day~! ^^
Volunteering as a childcare teacher in Cambodia!
Project A participant This is news shared through the Gap Year mission.
A gap year isn''t just for students.
It''s a time we all need. However, when that time is needed and how long it''s needed varies for each individual. After wrapping up work life, to move on to the next step, A story of a participant who took a short gap year. Through the Gap Year mission,This is a ''Thank You, Gap Year'' update from a participant who spent their gap year in Cambodia. :)“
Dear coordinator :)
I read the email you sent and was moved to tears.
The words that the situation then and now are different — they feel very comforting.
I think that''s exactly what I need right now.
I often found it easier to blame myself than to blame others or the situation,
and because that allowed me to stay more positive than blaming others, I tended to
push myself to change and improve rather than praise myself — it became a habit.
I think so. As a result, I felt I had to do well on my own.
I became exhausted and quit, but when trying to return, my past behaviors...
The hardships at work and the fear of tiring relationships were so
overwhelming ㅠ But hearing that the situation then and now are different has been comforting since this morning.
It''s been a comfort and strength to the point of tears.
I''ll reflect on your advice and try to take better care of myself. ㅠㅠ *sob* ㅠㅠ tears again ㅠㅠ
Have a nice day~! ^^
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