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>I learnt how pray and everything "alone", for the nearest masjid is 2hours from where I live
Go there and meet people. Make friends and tell them about your situation, but don't act all down an depressed thinking you are cursed and your life is horrible.
>I had times where my iman was so strong, but all of sudden it would disappear, or it would in a decreasing, gradual manner
That is how it is with everyone, stop thinking that it is some kind of curse.
>Why everything has to be infinitely more difficult for me than it has to be for others?
Are you starving to death in a war zone in Syria or Yemen? Are you having to choose which child you want to feed and which you are going to have to let starve because you don't have enough food? Are you being thrown from your home and driven away in droves like in Palestine or Myanmar? Are you having any kind of problems that are of this magnitude? I sincerely doubt it. You are probably living in the west, and don't have to worry as much about finding work and living in poverty. Look to those below you to find contentment, not to those above you. The people that are undergoing unbearable hardships are not saying that God needs to ask them for forgiveness.
First start by praying 5 times a day, every day. That is the bear minimum for being a Muslim. Try to reach out to brothers from the Masjid. I live over 2 hours away from the nearest Masjid and was able to get all kinds of help from the Muslims there. Stop feeling sorry for yourself and keep trying to do things. If things go wrong, try again. Think about how much better off you are than the people I described above, and how you don't have to worry about being bombed or starving while you are doing what you are trying to do. Start working out or something, it will make you feel a lot better physically and psychologically.