My coworker said she likes to travel, but felt not happy. So she went to a clinic for help and wanted to solve her problem because she didn’t know herself well and couldn’t get happiness. When the therapist said her problem was her self-deceit, she felt surprised. So she realized she used her self-deceit, fake image and impression to give her a competitive edge and she stopped being a fake girl anymore.

My neighbor said her friend suffered a lot with her partner, felt she wasted her time, got nothing back, so she decided to go back to her hometown. She said her hometown is a small place, where only has one restaurant, one café, but she feels calm; she’s not struggling, has no misery, and she even finds a boyfriend.

My friend said she tried to avoid being perceived as tricky, difficult, and arrogant in the workplace; so she never raised her voice because it runs the risk of being labeled, but she still had some heated moments and intimidating situation where she didn’t know if she should stand up for herself.

A guy said he’s a people person, lived in foreign countries, which let him be good at dealing with different people, customers, and sourcing providers. When he goes to travel again, this time he not just gets the job done, but also finds his lover in life.