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#Embarrassedtoadmit Reel by @rebuildingwithcher - I am 40 and I am embarrassed to admit this. 1. I just lost my job in the tech industry after 11 years in a 3-minute phone call. Eleven years of show
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I am 40 and I am embarrassed to admit this. 1. I just lost my job in the tech industry after 11 years in a 3-minute phone call. Eleven years of showing up and pushing through burnout, gone in one conversation. 2. I trusted someone. It did not work out. One decision, and the stability I thought I had vanished. 3. I did not walk the traditional marriage-and-children path. Love never seemed to land the way I hoped. While others were building families, I buried myself in work. 4. I grew up in a broken single-parent home where money was tight. Relationship was bad. I remember what it felt like to not have enough. 5. I was not the standout student. I did not have a circle cheering me on. Much of my journey has been quiet, learning things the hard way, picking myself up, and starting again. 6. Losing my job at 40 broke me in ways I did not expect. I spent months in a dark space, questioning everything. Now I am learning how to rebuild, how to believe in myself again, and how to define success on my own terms. It took me a long time to post this and show this side of myself because I have felt judged for most of my life. And I am scared. More scared than I would like to admit. But I am choosing to show up anyway. If you have ever felt behind, replaced, or quietly scared about your future, you are not alone. Thank you for reading till here. ❤️ Follow along if you want to see what rebuilding at 40 truly looks like. Not polished. Not perfect. Just real. #rebuilding #growth #inspiration #embarrassedtoadmit
#Embarrassedtoadmit Reel by @nikatin_canada - I am a 33 year old married woman and kinda embarrassed to admit that… 1- I dont have it all figured out like I thought I would when I was in my early
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I am a 33 year old married woman and kinda embarrassed to admit that… 1- I dont have it all figured out like I thought I would when I was in my early 20s. I have always been ambitious! When I was 20 something, I really thought that i’d have my life together by my 32-34. 2- I am still 23-25 in my head. It’s sometimes hard to believe that I have entered my 30s. And adulting is so so hard when you dont even feel that age! 3- I suffer from imposter syndrome every now & then. As an ambitious & competitive girl, I want to do so much but I compare myself with others and always end up doubting my capabilities. I am my biggest barrier. 4- I feel like I am behind. I have always had a timeline for myself. But looking at that now, makes me feel I am so behind in life. I feel like I am always racing against time. Be it professionally or personally. 5- I feel like I am incapable of taking a break. There is so much that needs to be done, that I am always rushing, always multi-tasking, which keeps me on the edge all the time. Taking breaks make me feel guilty. I feel like I should utilising every minute of the day which I know is not realistic. But I guess this is how life is. It does not go as planned. Maybe growing up means learning, unlearning & moving forward irrespective of where in life you stand. I am evolving and trying to appreciate the journey. If you related, just know you’re not behind. You’re just human❤️ #thirties #becoming #woman #life #unlearning
#Embarrassedtoadmit Reel by @ninatells (verified account) - I'm 35 and I'm embarrassed to admit: 1. I feel selfish for working instead of being home with my kids. And deeply torn about what I should be focusin
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I’m 35 and I’m embarrassed to admit: 1. I feel selfish for working instead of being home with my kids. And deeply torn about what I should be focusing on in life right now. Can I chase bigger goals - or is that selfish too - is a thought I have often. 2. I’m terrified something will happen to my parents while I’m living overseas and I’ll regret it for the rest of my life. 3. I keep myself busy 24/7 because I tie my worth to achievement. I was only ever praised for achievement growing up, never for trying, or taking care of myself and resting. As a result I have regular burnouts. 4. I still haven’t learned how to manage boundaries. I still say yes even when I’m exhausted beyond words. I feel like I’m letting people down otherwise, and I struggle with that discomfort. 5. I feel self conscious about my tummy every day after carrying twins to full term. I often say I don’t mind because I know it was their home for 9 months, but all the loose skin on my tummy really gets me down at times. 6. I let the online world make me feel like I wasn’t good enough, because everyone is so quick to share their wins and successes and I feel like I’m so far from where I thought I’d be at 35. 7. I’m scared beyond words of the digital age my kids will grow up in. There’s so much hate. And bullying. And I don’t know how to best prepare them for what’s to come. If you’re also making sense of life, work or what matters to you in your 30s, let’s go through it together 🫶 #embarrassed #embarrassedtoadmit #growth #inspiration
#Embarrassedtoadmit Reel by @haajrahali.autism - I'm 30 and I'm embarrassed to admit: 1) I studied for a Masters only to leave my career as a Radiochemist to be a full time stay at home mum because
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I’m 30 and I’m embarrassed to admit: 1) I studied for a Masters only to leave my career as a Radiochemist to be a full time stay at home mum because I couldn’t manage motherhood whilst working in a lab. 2) I had post-natal depression after both of my c-section pregnancies, I felt so low, cried many nights and constantly thought I could never be a good mum. I realised that I couldn’t navigate my mental health on my own but found it so hard to talk about how I felt. 3) I’ve spent the past 4 years trying to lose weight and be a healthier version of myself. I avoid wearing certain styles because it has affected my confidence. 4) Being a wife, daughter, eldest sibling I should carry more responsibility, but I get overwhelmed with being a send mum so I do the minimal amount. There are times I feel guilty for not doing enough. 5) I share autism advice but I also struggle daily being a send mum of two autistic children. Even though I know how I should support my children, I’m still figuring out the balance of caring for my children and myself. 6) I’ve filmed and deleted more videos than I’ve ever posted. Fear of judgement has stopped me more times than lack of ideas. 7) I love content creation and building a community, I want to build something meaningful on here yet sometimes I feel embarrassed admitting I want to grow on social media- like somehow it reflects badly on being a send mum. (it doesn’t but the guilt is real) 8) I can be very hard on myself- one small setback and I will spiral into self-doubt about my entire future and what I’m even doing online. I’m learning how to slow down while still being ambitious and that balance doesn’t come naturally to me. Posting this feel like im exposing myself in a way im not used to. Letting go of my insecurities and the need to appear confident isn’t easy, but feels necessary. Im choosing growth and honestly over perfection. This will be a real and safe space. If you read all of this, I really appreciate you Thank you for being here, truly🤍 If you’re navigating something similar, lets go through it together 🤍 #embarrassedtoadmit #growth #inspiration
#Embarrassedtoadmit Reel by @mattathia_ - I am 30 and I'm really embarrassed to admit that: 1. I feel like I'm running out of time because I don't have it all figured out yet and I am SCARED
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I am 30 and I’m really embarrassed to admit that: 1. I feel like I’m running out of time because I don’t have it all figured out yet and I am SCARED!! 2. No matter how hard I try, I don’t seem to be moving forward at the pace that I should. I’ve been laid off twice: first time via email while I was on PTO, second time after speaking with HR multiple times and waiting 6+ months to transition to full-time. 3. I still live with my mom (which I partially enjoy), but I’m past the age where I “should” have moved out. I’m nowhere close to financial freedom. 4. I’m finding it hard to navigate life because nothing is panning out the way I thought adulthood was supposed to look. 5. I’m still looking for my person, still single. Never thought it would take me this long. I’m not interested in situationships or casual dating, I just want to date my husband, not date around. Is that too much to ask? 6. I’m still figuring it all out while losing my mind or overthinking everything. And being this vulnerable online is something I am new to, very terrifying. If you’re also in the process of figuring it all out, let’s do it together 🤝🏾drop a 🤍 or comment which one hit home for you. #embarrassed #growthmindset #keeppushing #inspiration
#Embarrassedtoadmit Reel by @aurouya.k - I'm 23 and I'm a bit embarrassed to admit: 1. I am currently exactly 3832$ in debt. No savings, no stable income, nothing to my name but some Kpop ph
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I’m 23 and I’m a bit embarrassed to admit: 1. I am currently exactly 3832$ in debt. No savings, no stable income, nothing to my name but some Kpop photocards 2. I was never in a long term relationship, and the last closest thing to a boyfriend I had came out as gay. 3. At 21 I was diagnosed with endometriosis which finally explained my pain but also handed me new fears❤️ 4. I have been too self conscious of what other people think of me didn’t know myself at 20. 5. I love kpop. It’s such a big part of my life but talking about it still embarrasses me, a part of the reason why I opened this page is talking more openly. 6. I left a $50k annually job to become a content creator but it has been 13 months since & I constantly battle the fear that my dream is too big. 7. this is the 10th page I opened in the past 6 months, my friends only know of the first. 8. My dream is to become an influencer but i don’t dare to say it aloud, so I’m a waitress 9. Some days, I blame myself for not giving everything I had sooner. I keep reminding myself I was doing the best I could at the time. First day in and I make myself more vulnerable to strangers online than my friends and family will ever know. Opening this page tonight has been such a terrifying thing to do, but staying in my present is scarier. I am here to make a change, in my life & for my followers. I want to help you become better by the hard lessons I’ve learnt.🎀 If you’re reading till here, this means the world to me. Thank you so much. For more, join my journey🧸 this post is influenced by @jun_yuh but still 100% me. #startingover #learningselflove #diorgirl #kpopcontent
#Embarrassedtoadmit Reel by @byalyssa_y - I'm 23 and I'm a little embarrassed to admit: 1. I had to leave my country at the age of 19 and live independently without any financial support. 2.
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I’m 23 and I’m a little embarrassed to admit: 1. I had to leave my country at the age of 19 and live independently without any financial support. 2. The most difficult part was to leave behind my parents and siblings that I loved the most to build better future. 3. I was terminated from my first job abroad due to a toxic work environment that affected me mentally, emotionally and financially for almost a year. 4. I wasn’t confident in my English , which made it hard for me to adjust to a new life in a new country. Sometimes language barrier often made me feel like an outsider. 5. I feel like I’m too old to be someone’s first love or to start something new. 6. Working 9-5 job leaves me exhausted and with no time for myself and it feels like I’m just getting lost in life. 7. Being the eldest in my family , I had to sacrifice a lot so that my younger siblings could be happy. 8. I’m 23 and don’t have a stable carer, which made me feel discouraged , when others my age are already settled. 9. Being conservative, traditional, and emotional sometimes makes others see me as a weak, but I know I’m mentally strong inside to stand up for myself . Thank you @jun_yuh and @creatorcollege_ for your encouragement. With your support, I was able to share my story and express my thoughts I had kept inside for a long time. I was scared being judged but you helped me speak what was in my heart. #overcomingchallenges #realtalk #lifestory #fyp #explore
#Embarrassedtoadmit Reel by @angeli.kapoor - I'm 28 and I'm a bit embarrassed to admit: 1. I have currently exactly 133€ in my bank account. No savings, no income, nothing to my name. 2. Have n
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I’m 28 and I’m a bit embarrassed to admit: 1. I have currently exactly 133€ in my bank account. No savings, no income, nothing to my name. 2. Have no academic qualifications. I’ve only done a 200hr Yoga Teacher Training in 2021 and that’s only because I got pregnant unexpectedly at 24. 3. I almost aborted my first child out of fear of loosing my freedom and independence. Glad I didn’t ❤️ 4. I have been too self conscious of what others think of me if I started social media. I have written 100s posts since 2020 which have never been shared. 5. I can switch from being a normal, happy mom to a snappy, grumpy and a yelling mother very quickly. Work in progress. 6. I have been a very needy, co-dependant and anxious person which almost caused me to break up with the father of my children. 7. I feel like a 16 year old in a 28 year old body - I have the same thoughts sometimes from when I was younger. It almost feels like I haven’t grown up properly. 8. I am trying to become successful with posting on social media (dare I say social media influencer - instant cringe). 9. Some days, I wish I hadn’t decided to have children just to have more time to have figure out who I am without them, yet I still encourage others to have children asap. Wow, first post and already making myself naked. Literally feels like I am dying a slow death of my ego to admit this to the public. But hey, that’s what growth does and that’s what I am here for. No more pretentiousness and high energy highlight reels. More authenticity and realness. Thank you so much if you read this far. This means a lot ❤️ For more, follow my journey 🌿 • • • • I did it! My first post. Thank you to @jun_yuh & @creatorcollege_ to inspire me to do this after the first Free Live Event. Let’s go! #firstpost #embarrasedtoadmit #growth #inspiration honest
#Embarrassedtoadmit Reel by @batik_sayangsg - I'm 32 years old and I'm abit embarrassed to admit that… 1. Realising all of my academic achievements may be for NOTHING. I had just graduated with
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I’m 32 years old and I’m abit embarrassed to admit that… 1. Realising all of my academic achievements may be for NOTHING. I had just graduated with a Masters in Education when I left teaching to become an entrepreneur. And for the first time in years, it felt like my life just started. But at the same time, I had no clue what I was doing. I had to fall, and rise and learn to make decisions very quickly. And sometimes I wished I knew what I wanted to do when I was a lot younger so I don’t have to play catch up at 32. 2. Being 32 and NOT having a Stable job. Telling people my full time job is running a handmade Batik Accessories business is sometimes not a fun thing to do. Don’t get me wrong, I’m super proud of all things I’ve achieved so far. And Batik Sayang is my life line. But in this day and age, some people still give me the looks when I tell them I run my own small business as my full time job. So at times I wonder if I am contributing to the society and the world. 3. Not giving my BEST at Batik Sayang. I have so many plans for Batik Sayang. And I find myself procrastinating ALOT. I do work very hard on some days. I start my day at 10am and sometimes it only end at 2AM. But I find myself netflixing or doing the bare minimum on CERTAIN days. Days like this, it’s hard to find discipline and there is no one to make sure you do the work but yourself. But to be honest, I’m not super embarrassed about anything. They are just decisions I’ve made and I owned up to them. And I’m just grateful to be on this journey with you guys. 🌸💕 #batik #embarrassed #journey #life #accessories
#Embarrassedtoadmit Reel by @lodinotes - I'm 30 and I'm a bit embarrassed to admit: 1. I don't have a corporate job I quit 14 months ago and haven't gone back. Watching my friends climb the
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I’m 30 and I’m a bit embarrassed to admit: 1. I don’t have a corporate job I quit 14 months ago and haven’t gone back. Watching my friends climb the career ladder makes me anxious. Especially in Korea, taking an unconventional path isn’t common. Sometimes it feels scary and isolating. 2. I’m a victim of a major housing scam I lost $75k in a housing fraud, which is uniquely in Korean housing system🥲. The legal battle drags on, and it’s been a constant source of stress and financial anxiety. 3. I love new challenges but I’m terrified of them I crave trying new things, but the fear of failure keeps me up at night. That fear holds me back more than I’d like to admit. 4. I don’t have a “5-year plan” Everyone asks, “What’s your plan?” Honestly, I have no idea. In Korea, people expect you to know exactly where you’ll be. I’m just trying to figure out next month. 5. I compare myself to others constantly I can’t help but compare my life to everyone else’s highlight reels. Seeing others “ahead” makes me feel like I’m failing. 6. I’m not married At 30, family keeps asking when I’m getting married. In Korea, there’s an invisible timeline – marry by early 30s. The pressure makes me question if I’m behind. 7. I don’t have substantial savings Between living expenses and that housing scam, my savings are depressing. Not having a safety net makes me feel irresponsible. 8. I still don’t know what I’m truly passionate about At 30, I thought I’d have it figured out. I’m still searching, and it’s embarrassing to still be in the finding myself phase. 9. I care way too much about what others think I wish I could just live without worrying about opinions, but as a Korean, I’m constantly worried about judgment. 10. I’m still figuring out who I am I thought I’d have a solid sense of self by now, but I’m still changing my mind about who I want to be. At 30, I’m still figuring things out, and that’s okay. I’m learning to embrace the mess, grow from it, and build a life that feels right, not perfect. Follow along If you’re doing the same! Let’s do this together 🪐🪐 @lodinotes @lodinotes @lodinotes
#Embarrassedtoadmit Reel by @_susanchung (verified account) - Really, no longer embarrassed to admit… 1) I'm here at 50, not perfect, w/out a perfect life, not happy all the time, but as whole as I've been in a
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Really, no longer embarrassed to admit… 1) I’m here at 50, not perfect, w/out a perfect life, not happy all the time, but as whole as I’ve been in a very long time 2) I live in an apartment, & it’s pretty small. My husband & I made a life & financial decision to buy an apartment & not a house. It makes sense for us, & we both love living in the city (& now I have a she-shed so it’s def working out) 3) I don’t have a lot of close friends, even though I know & am friendly w/ a lot of people. I’m not great at keeping in touch w/ people, & I connect better in person. I’m an introvert, like my alone time, & am slow to let people in. 4) I’m a stepmom & didn’t have any biological kids. I used to be embarrassed by this, but I am proud & am happy to be a stepmom. I helped raise him & we’re close, & @ the end of the day, it’s my decision 5) In 50 yrs, I’ve been through depression, loneliness, broken family, feeling drained & unappreciated, & dealt w/ grief & guilt, but I’m here today, grateful, open, dealing w/ my issues & past, & doing my best to heal so that this next part of my life can be my best yet. Like, follow, save & comment if any of this resonates w/ you. #aging #life #healing #midlife #grateful
#Embarrassedtoadmit Reel by @momma.trades (verified account) - I'm a 41-year-old mom who trades, and I'm a bit embarrassed to admit this… I walked away from lucrative careers and a life that took me around the wo
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I’m a 41-year-old mom who trades, and I’m a bit embarrassed to admit this… I walked away from lucrative careers and a life that took me around the world to stay home and start over. Trading has been the hardest thing I’ve ever tried to learn. It’s also the thing that refined me the most— as a woman, wife, mother, and friend. I’m more patient now. More disciplined. More willing to persevere even when I don’t feel like it. I’m embarrassed by how long this journey took. Embarrassed that I started late. After bad choices. After getting sober in my late thirties. But I wouldn’t change how it all fell apart and slowly, beautifully came back together. My life today is full. Abundant. Rooted in purpose. And I’m proud of myself for not giving up. If this resonates, you’re not alone 🤍

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