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Hello, my name is Susana. I'm 21 years old, trilingual, and still learning more languages—I’m a huge language enthusiast. This year, I’ve truly connected to God as part of my self-discovery journey. I’ve been praying before every meal with gratitude for everything, and having these mind-opening conversations with myself and God. I’ve never been happier... but I also struggle with understanding who I truly am. I feel I’m someone easily influenced, like a chameleon that changes with every connection. I consider myself a very empathetic person; to me, there’s no strict right or wrong, and I know human beings are naturally contradictory. But often, I change my own conceptions or ideas after listening to someone or even after watching videos online. It’s as though my own ideas aren’t strong or convincing enough for me. I don’t really like this idea of being “not authentic” or “not myself,” and I wonder if I’m people-pleasing—though it doesn’t entirely feel that way either. Does anyone understand what I’m trying to express? Is it wrong to be easily influenced? I’ve been writing a lot about my own ideas and trying to form a clearer concept of what I believe. But I still have this feeling that maybe the things that Im writing are not really myself.. maybe I’m not really myself. 🤔 (maybe iam overthinking)
1 like • Dec '25
@Erhard H. Thank you so much, Erhard. You're a very kind soul. I'm really grateful for the motivation, and I also feel that I'm on the right path (I will try not to doubt it 😄). My truth and happiness lie in God. God is the answer I don't want to doubt, and that, for me, is such a big step. I will do my best and find answers inside myself. God bless you.
1 like • Jan 1
@Mike S Thank you for sharing. Your text is so well written; I felt really inspired. Your take on how others influence you is very interesting. When I was a teenager (actually, not that long ago), I used to see and hear things in media or from the group of people I was around, and I would take those ideas as my own ideals without even questioning what they were actually about. Right now, studying in a different country and having conversations with many different people, I just thought about how I can now differentiate between their ideas, what are "my" ideas, and what are other ideas. For me, that is actually a huge enlightenment. Your point about languages is very interesting. I am learning something that was already created, and the ideas within a language are not my "own." I think learning a language really influences you because the grammatical structure of a phrase, the history of words, and the cultural meaning all represent a perception of reality. Learning them also changes my perception of reality. Maybe finding myself will be a never-ending path, and I will choose the frequencies I want to tune into, whatever and whanever they may be. Once again, thank you for sharing Mike. I wish you a happy new year.
All I want for Christmas is Enlightenment
But when you get it the box is empty because everything is empty and you've been enlightened the whole time
1 like • Dec '25
I fell the same about birthdays, a moment to be grateful for another year of life, knowing the next is already on its way. Some people see it as getting closer to death; others feel it doesn't change anything. In the end, our perception creates our reality.
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I think im a very understanding person, and a language enthusiast

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