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I am 23 years old I never had a gf before and never tried Until I entered university I noticed all around me have gfs constantly So I tried to get one but for the past 2 years all my efforts didn't work Which caused me to have doubts that I may have a flaw If anyone experienced this before what's your advice to me ?

I had a crush on a guy who studied with me at the same university. After a while, he followed me on Instagram and we started talking, and we were at the beginning of a relationship. After a month, we didn't talk anymore, and I didn't even ask him why. We used to meet outside by chance. He talked to me normally like nothing happened. After two years, he sent me again, but I couldn't talk to him as if we were friends. So I was talking to him coldly and started ignoring his messages, even though I loved him and I regretted it. That's why I decided to gather my strength and talk to him face to face. I made an appointment with him, but a few days before I met him, he died in a car accident. Once, 3 months after his death, I cannot forget him And I am very regretful.. He was the best person I've ever met

I am in my first year of university, I majored in Turkish language, even though I have no prior knowledge of it and no interest in it. I prefer everything Asian, like Chinese and Korean In the first semester, I wasn't good at Turkish at all, so I started thinking about changing my major. Although I could not study Chinese or Korean as a major, I could stop learning Turkish and enroll in another major, which is social sciences, because I love psychology.And I will study Korean and Chinese at a private school here, and the university is inexpensive. Should I give up Turkish?

I need friends, but I fail to find genuine, lasting, and sincere ones. Im a student in University et j'ai fait un transfert récemment ce qui a rendu les choses encore plus compliqué

There is a professor at my university . Over time, I started to develop an emotional attachment to him. It wasn’t something I planned or expected; it just happened gradually because I appreciated his personality, the way he teaches, and the intellectual connection I felt with him. For a while, I found myself thinking about him a lot and paying attention to small things related to him. Recently, I decided to step back and focus more on myself, my energy, and my studies. Since then, I noticed something interesting: when I stopped chasing the feeling or thinking about him too much, things related to him sometimes appear in my life unexpectedly, like hearing news about him or seeing something connected to him. Now I feel a bit confused about my emotions. Part of me wants to completely detach and move forward in a healthy way, but another part of me still feels curious and emotionally connected. I would really appreciate hearing your perspectives. How can I better understand this attachment and deal with it in a balanced and healthy way without letting it affect my peace of mind or my academic life?