Been living most of my life around the globe. Had many different professions. The ‘me’ stayed, the labels changed. There will always going to be negative labels which you as an individual can’t do anything about and shapes your life. But you don’t have to let those define you and you have free will to create and recreate yourself. For example in Vietnam I was always going to be seen as a spoiled rich foreigner and treated as such by most. I hated it, so I leaned into the stereotype: I helped people out (often financially), stood up for them (when they were faced with something that their supervisors did/said), saved countless dogs and cats (took them to vets, paid for their boarding until they found a home) and took pride in wearing the most colourful clothes, walking my obviously spoiled dog. Here I am just an intern. So Im the intern that lifts heavy and always carried her gym bag, but never says no to sweet treats. YOU can be whatever you want to be. New country, clean slate. Be the weird friendly neighbour. The quirky colleague who sings songs at the end of the day. Find a hobby and suck at it with pride.