After 6 years of living in the UK, here’s what I wish someone told me sooner⬇️: 1. You’ll spend a lot of time alone No one tells you how lonely it can feel. Your friends back home slowly drift, and the ones around you are busy living their own lives. But embracing solitude is how you become your own home🏠Learn to enjoy your own company - romanticise solo walks, solo study dates and solo growth. 2. You don’t have to fit in to belong If clubbing or drinking isn’t your thing, don’t force yourself just because everyone else is doing it. You won’t find your people by pretending to be someone you’re not. The right ones will come when you stay true to who you are. 3. You’re not lazy, you’re just adjusting Jet lag, homesickness, grey skies …. Some days, you’ll feel like you’ve lost your spark. But it’s not because you’re unmotivated — it’s because you’re adapting. Be kind to yourself! 🤍 4. You get to choose who you become For the first time, you’re not under your parents’ roof. You don’t...