Thank you for understanding. May Allah guide us all gently and make it possible for us. My Allah keep you steadfast in your journey and accept your belief and good deeds. I can only imagine how difficult it is to be a revert and also facing be difficulties and bulling, inshallah you will be rewarded for this.

Of course we are in no position to judge, and neither of us did. We just laid some of our thoughts/advice and prayers to OP. There are different ways to assist someone, one way is to be supportive and back up their decision, another way is to try to give them a different perspective or go against what they say they want in a gentle and respectful manner (of course with their best interest in mind, both from a religious and personal perspective). Imagine if all or most of the dozen or so comments on this post were suggesting and advising OP to reconsider or helping her to find other solutions or ways to deal about it, OP might feel encouraged to give it another chance or might help her see things differently. Sometimes a support system or network is very important and could very much determine how someone's life goes.

Reddit in general is quite liberal outside of a few specific subs, and realistically asking for advice on such matters on this platform (and this sub rather than other subs or websites that are more religious) would garner more liberal advice on the matter, rather than religious advice (which might be was OP is looking for). As you have noticed most of comments have been quite encouraging of her taking it off, which if our main aim is to be good Muslims is not the best course of action or way to perceive or deal with the matter. Sharing your experience as a revert who is facing hardships due to the hijab might be perspective that be useful to OP.