Have you ever felt desperate about the city where you live?

I was once desperate about the city where I lived.

There is no love in this city where I live, and there is no high salary, so it makes my life difficult.

I hope that a city can make me have enough love and a rich life, but the city where I live has not given me anything. I was tortured and hurt in love, and in the end I was scarred, so I could only hide in the corner and lick my wounds silently! I once felt that life was desperate and I really didn't want to stay in this city.

The wages in this city are pitiful, and they can't support one's life at all. After a month's hard work, how much fatigue has been suffered, but in the end, there is only a little meager income, which really makes people feel sad! This city makes me feel desperate. Even if I work hard, I can't get a satisfactory salary. If I don't get a satisfactory salary, how can I stand in this city? How can I support my parents? Everything is empty talk, so I really feel desperate for this city. I really want to leave this city and go to other cities for development, but my parents won't let me go, so I gave up this idea. I think if I had gone to other cities earlier, I would be very rich now.

The city where I live has given me no hope, but endless sufferings and encounters. I feel like a person abandoned by this city. Why do others live happily and well-off, but I have been living a poor life in a sad world, which really makes me feel that this world is unfair!

later, I realized that everything is not the problem of this city, but my problem. I refuse to learn anything, and I only play with my mobile phone every day. What can I do? From then on, I went to learn all kinds of knowledge, no matter what I want to know a little. As a woman, it would be better to be proficient in everything, so I spent several years and learned a lot of knowledge, and finally got a foothold in that city. I feel a sense of accomplishment!

The city where I lived once made me feel desperate, but now it is full of hope. I love this city.