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immigration challenges (making friends (what is the problem? people are…

- - - - how could it affect an imigrant in their daily life? this person could feel extremeley confused as well as lonley. it could make them have very dark thoughts and beliefs without a friend to cheer them up. they would find it hard if there was a language barier
        
        How would it make a person feel in this situation?
        this person might feel lonley or sad even very confused with their new life style. i know that in spain for example they go to school at 6am and finish at 12pm sleep and then party at night. this is not the case in australia so they might feelvery diffrnt and left out.
        
        How does it make you feel to know there are people with this problem in your school / home city / country? it makes me feel quite upsset knowing that im always asking my mum if I can have plays with my friends. when there is some people who wouldnt have friends to do it with.
- - - - How does it make you feel to know there are people with this problem in your school / home city / country? it makes me feel really empathetic and appreciative that I have a group of supportive people and friends if I ever felt alone. This makes me think how lucky we are to have someone like a school councillor Amy who helps people in difficult times or other situations and causes
        
        how could it affect an imigrant in their daily life? it might make them feel unwanted and unloved that feeling of loneliness can sometimes cause things like depression. it might affect their ever day activities. there hip hop routine might now be a lot slower or something like that. something like that, it could even affect the language they use or learning a language in the area and community they live or shelter in.
        
        How would it make a person feel in this situation? in this situation the person might feel lonely in a sense that they might be asking them selves really negative questions like Will I ever have friends? will I ever be happy? why am I alive? what does happiness feel like? etc. they can feel sad, furious, distracted, might find it hard to focus, isolated, empty and the list goes on as I said these feelings may lead to serious events like drug addiction, alcoholic, swearing to much or even rarely suicidal attempts.
- - - - How does it make you feel to know there are people with this problem in your school / home city / country? it makes me feel quite empathetic to know people are having problems with the food that their entitled to and have a right to eat .
        
        how could it affect an immigrant in their daily life? it makes me feel quite lucky that I have the language education to be able to go to the shops order bread what ever I need too without having to translate or just not get it at all. though it makes me feel like I need to fix it when I hear people are having trouble with everyday needs.
        
        How would it make a person feel in this situation? it might make them feel like an outsider and like their unwanted and discriminated against they might feel lost and lonely like I was talking about before. the things they need to put up with with a language barrier might make them feel alone and scared.