30, No Fiancé, No Job | Starting Over Alone in Japan

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• YU

  @yuri.startingover · 3 months ago · pinned

  Thank you for watching the beginning of my story.<br><br>My story continues in the next episode.<br><br>Next episode:<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9xfV6iwppY">https://youtu.be/B9xfV6iwppY</a><br><br>Watch the full playlist:<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLY4q4loN0yW5IhWQHV0GeXpQ0a3JzoAFi">https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLY4q4loN0yW5IhWQHV0GeXpQ0a3JzoAFi</a><br><br>Thank you for watching over my small steps.

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• YU

  @yuri.startingover · 3 months ago

  Thank you for finding this video.<br><br>This was my 7th day after moving from Tokyo to Nagoya.<br><br>I was still getting used to the room, the city, and the silence.<br><br>At that time, I did not know if I could really start over.<br>I only knew I needed a place where no one knew my name.<br><br>I’m still figuring things out, one quiet day at a time.<br><br>Thank you for being here.<br><br>YURI

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• NO

  @noahthedegen · 3 months ago

  You’ve got this! It seems you speak English well and also speak Japanese. Why not consider teaching people? Many people are eager to learn Japanese these days. I’m currently learning Japanese on a website called Preply, so who knows? Maybe you could start teaching Japanese and even get paid for it. I hope that helps! Just remember, there’s always a light at the end of the tunnel, even if it seems like a tiny speck right now. There’s something waiting for you on the other side.

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• J1

  @J153-g7l · 3 months ago

  Yuri, 30 is still young! Starting over takes courage, and you already have that. Don&apos;t lose hope—new opportunities, new friendships, and new blessings can come when least expected. Wishing you strength and happiness as you begin this new chapter. 🌸🙏

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• FA

  @fannylevy1625 · 3 months ago

  Bonjour de France, &nbsp;vous n&apos;êtes pas seule courage. &nbsp;Le bonheur reviendra

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• TI

  @TimothyGerhard · 3 months ago

  Life is a journey, good times and bad,things happen for a reason. Remember you are the most important person in your life.Take one day at a time,one step in front of another.In time things will work out.You have us to talk to and to support you,you are just on a new journey.God bless you and your soul

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• SC

  @scpecialist · 3 months ago

  Although stemming from different reasons, we share the same feelings. Trying to stand alone like a hero is very difficult. The only thing we can do is believe in ourselves, look forward, and never give up.

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• RO

  @ronvanstaden8784 · 3 months ago

  I&apos;m 70 now, been alone for fifteen years. I&apos;m often deeply sad, but I&apos;m used to it now, I find great joy in solitude

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• MA

  @maraic3216 · 3 months ago

  &quot;Today wasn&apos;t a special day&quot; Yes, very special, you are young, healthy, have a roof and meal. &nbsp;This phase will soon be over and there will be better times ahead. &nbsp;日本語: 気をつけてね

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• TI

  @TitaLee-b4e · 3 months ago

  Tengo 59 años; &nbsp;hace 4 años me divorcié, tuve que empezar désde cero. <br><br>Tú con 30 puedes con mayor razón, tienes muchos más años por delante, ánimo.

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• OT

  @otterpoet · 3 months ago

  It never gets easy, but it always gets better. Turning 56, widower, trying to figure out life. I try to return to Japan each year, as each time I discover something of myself there. <br>Greatest success and find serenity in the small things. And trust me, getting out of the house, even a small walk, is one of the best things you can do for yourself.

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• TI

  @timholland2892 · 3 months ago

  You seem so sad. I am too for different reasons. &nbsp;My heart goes out to you. Best wishes.

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