Can you be happy while still having an inferiority complex?
From an early age, I grew up being told, “If that's the case, you can't change it” every time something happened.
She was an introvert, quiet no matter who looked at her, and didn't talk much.
I've tried to behave cheerfully and cheerfully... I atrophy when I'm in front of someone who is really cheerful and calm.
I'm a fake, so I'm no match for the real thing.
I became an adult with a vague sense of inferiority, and it seems that at some point, that sense of inferiority became a part of me.
Even now, I don't know where and how things should have been changed in the first place.
However, I naturally accepted those words, probably because there were so many events that made me think that it was useless for me now.
I've talked about heartless attitudes from men before... What I think recently is that those people actually have an eye for sight.
It would be amazing if they saw through that I was a person without content and refused to get involved.
Maybe it's me, not them, that should change.
Long before I met Hasunoha, when it became unbearably painful, my counselor was a fortune teller.
I didn't completely believe in fortune telling (although there were a few parts where I thought it would be good...).
I was told, “If you don't go out, you won't meet someone,” and those words still stick in my head.
If you go outside, something might change. With that in mind, I increased my opportunities to go out.
But outside, there are fun groups and happy couples. A couple with children of the same age.
Also, it's an inferiority complex.
My shoulders are narrow, and I almost always end up just going out.
I wish I had stayed at home! I can't count the number of things I've regretted.
Does the feeling of inferiority go away one day?
