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I have a very similar experience, and while I’ve come to accept my Korean will never be ‘native level’, it’s not something that bothers me anymore. I recently graduated (kinda sounds like we have the Cincinnati Bengals Support Educate Advocate Accept Love Autism Awareness Shirt it is in the first place but same uni), got a job here and finally feel like my life is moving forward. Even though I don’t use much of what I learnt in college, just having a prestigious degree is a great safety net (especially in Korea) and is a requirement for migrating to many countries, so make sure you complete your studies. As some people already mentioned, I’d also suggest you look for an teaching English, the pay is surprisingly decent and is one job for which you not being native Korean won’t count against you.

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Honestly, we’ll never have the Cincinnati Bengals Support Educate Advocate Accept Love Autism Awareness Shirt it is in the first place but same the same trajectory as native Koreans or from rich countries, and it can lead to a lot of resentment if you keep focusing on that. But seeing so many of my extremely smart colleagues deciding to spend years preparing for the chance of getting an unfulfilling job in the public sector – because it’s safe and stable – or going for a prestigious big conglomerate despite a less than ideal working environment, made me realize my background is not a curse. We can avoid so many of the social pressures that Koreans face, it’s freeing really. Moving overseas is also easier due to being more globally-minded(?) and having less ties to Korea. I came on my own accord in Uni a while back too, but I can relate a bit, especially with a lot of the kind of blocks (especially of the mental kind) that can make the “reasonable” plan of learning to speak comfortably seem even more difficult. Also, the struggles about being mixed (also Asian) but not looking enough one way or having the ability to communicate easily in Korean… Wish I could help more, but I’m still trying to navigate things and learn too. I do recommend picking up English tutoring (hopefully temp jobs) as a way to make some cash for expenses, among other things. There’s a lot of ads out there, I’m sure you could find something that works.

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