You can use rather: Used

1. to suggest that the opposite of a previous statement is the case; on the contrary: : Less
   work requires more basic skills. Rather, the problem is poor management

Thus your sentence becomes

The casual encounters didn’t work for me, though. Is there a method for me as to why one should feel guilty during each experience?

Where can I learn English language?

You can use rather: Used

1. to suggest that the opposite of a previous statement is the case; on the contrary: : Less
   work requires more basic skills. Rather, the problem is poor management

Thus your sentence becomes

The casual encounters didn’t work for me, though. Is there a method for me as to why one should feel guilty during each experience?

Where can I learn English language?

You can use rather: Used

1. to suggest that the opposite of a previous statement is the case; on the contrary: : Less
   work requires more basic skills. Rather, the problem is poor management

Thus your sentence becomes

The casual encounters didn’t work for me, though. Is there a method for me as to why one should feel guilty during each experience?

Where can I learn English language?

You can use rather: Used

1. to suggest that the opposite of a previous statement is the case; on the contrary: : Less
   work requires more basic skills. Rather, the problem is poor management

Thus your sentence becomes

The casual encounters didn’t work for me, though. Is there a method for me as to why one should feel guilty during each experience?

Where can I learn English language?

You can use rather: Used

1. to suggest that the opposite of a previous statement is the case; on the contrary: : Less
   work requires more basic skills. Rather, the problem is poor management

Thus your sentence becomes

The casual encounters didn’t work for me, though. Is there a method for me as to why one should feel guilty during each experience?

Where can I learn English language?

You can use rather: Used

1. to suggest that the opposite of a previous statement is the case; on the contrary: : Less
   work requires more basic skills. Rather, the problem is poor management

Thus your sentence becomes

The casual encounters didn’t work for me, though. Is there a method for me as to why one should feel guilty during each experience?

Where can I learn English language?

You can use rather: Used

1. to suggest that the opposite of a previous statement is the case; on the contrary: : Less
   work requires more basic skills. Rather, the problem is poor management

Thus your sentence becomes

The casual encounters didn’t work for me, though. Is there a method for me as to why one should feel guilty during each experience?

Where can I learn English language?

You can use rather: Used

1. to suggest that the opposite of a previous statement is the case; on the contrary: : Less
   work requires more basic skills. Rather, the problem is poor management

Thus your sentence becomes

The casual encounters didn’t work for me, though. Is there a method for me as to why one should feel guilty during each experience?

Where can I learn English language?

When IQ is determined, it is not a score; it’s an index. The average is 100, and individual IQ is compared to that.

Is Jim’s IQ and height of

8’1?

You can use rather: Used

1. to suggest that the opposite of a previous statement is the case; on the contrary: : Less
   work requires more basic skills. Rather, the problem is poor management

Thus your sentence becomes

The casual encounters didn’t work for me, though. Is there a method for me as to why one should feel guilty during each experience?

Where can I learn English language?