Is it difficult for me to explain myself?
Correct: “It is very difficult for me to explain myself.” However you’ll be safer saying “very difficult”. Using “so difficult” requires that you have already provided an example. If you have been trying to explain something for two minutes you can say “It is so difficult to explain myself”.
Which is correct expressing myself is difficult to me or expressing myself?
Another reference is Ngram Viewer, clicking the links pointed out by the red arrow, one would see the same pattern. In sentence 1, ‘It’ is a pronoun, and you need to say ‘Expressing myself is difficult to me.’ instead of ‘It’s difficult to me to express myself.’ Sentence 2 is grammatically wrong.
What do you mean by ” it’s so much difficult “?
“It’s so much difficult…” You appear to be caught between two ideas. On one hand, you were trying to keep it simple but chose the wrong synonym ( so much instead of very ). On the other hand, you were on the right path, but forgot to insert the adverb more, meaning “to a great extent.”
When to use myself instead of Me in a sentence?
Use myself instead of me when the object is the same person as the subject. In other words, use myself when you have already used I in a sentence, but you are still talking about yourself. Myself becomes the object. I bought myself a new car!
Correct: “It is very difficult for me to explain myself.” However you’ll be safer saying “very difficult”. Using “so difficult” requires that you have already provided an example. If you have been trying to explain something for two minutes you can say “It is so difficult to explain myself”.
Another reference is Ngram Viewer, clicking the links pointed out by the red arrow, one would see the same pattern. In sentence 1, ‘It’ is a pronoun, and you need to say ‘Expressing myself is difficult to me.’ instead of ‘It’s difficult to me to express myself.’ Sentence 2 is grammatically wrong.
“It’s so much difficult…” You appear to be caught between two ideas. On one hand, you were trying to keep it simple but chose the wrong synonym ( so much instead of very ). On the other hand, you were on the right path, but forgot to insert the adverb more, meaning “to a great extent.”
Is it hard to find your true self?
One step deeper than self-esteem is self-worth – or how fundamentally worthy as a human being you believe you are. If you’ve adopted the core wound that there’s something “wrong with you,” “you’re bad,” “you’re unlovable,” etc. it will be very difficult to find your true self.