💬 Vent #5

Hey everyone! 😊A while ago, I transferred from ASTU to Unity University. And honestly… the transition wasn’t easy at all. The students there felt different a bit closed off, not very welcoming, and it was hard for me to blend in. I tried to connect, tried to socialize, but it always felt like there was a wall between us. 😔

At the same time, I was trying to figure out my path. I’ve always wanted to become a software developer, but I wasn’t sure if I was even learning the right way. While others had classmates and groups to study with, I was mostly learning alone.

My study routine?
Just me, the Python documentation, and Tutorialspoint. 📚🐍
Sometimes I’d wonder, “Is this enough? Am I even doing it right?”
It felt lonely and confusing like walking through a fog with no guide.

But here’s the thing I’ve started to realize: everyone learns differently. Some people thrive in groups, others learn quietly on their own. At first, I thought my way was wrong just because it didn’t look like everyone else’s. But slowly, I began to understand that self-learning is actually a powerful skill it builds discipline, patience, and independence.

Even though the environment wasn’t comfortable and the social side was tough, my dream of becoming a developer didn’t fade. In fact, it pushed me to work even harder. Every line of code I write reminds me that progress is progress no matter how small, no matter how slow.

So to anyone out there feeling the same way struggling to fit in, doubting your learning style, or walking this journey alone please know this: your path is valid. Keep going. Keep learning. Keep believing in yourself. Because growth doesn’t always happen in the loudest rooms… sometimes it happens quietly, inside you.

In the end, I’m grateful for that phase. It taught me confidence, patience, and the courage to trust my own way of learning.

💬 What’s your advice for me?
Do you think my perspective is right? Or what would you do in my situation? I’d love to hear your comments and thoughts.

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