This is the worst country for changing your first name

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That is how i feel. I've been discriminated several times during my life because of my name, didn't get an explanation from my parents,rather mother for my name and i changed it in November of last year. Place where i've changed it said everything will change in the main system but they didn't provide a clear answer about my college diplomas. I changed my mind the first time and for a second time, i decided to change my name. In real life, old name is still following me. Going to a new doctor or dentist,to health insurance,it's there and they are mentioning the old name and i have to explain it all. College will charge me a lot of fees for my new name and i don't have enough money while other college refuses to make me a new diploma,saying i already passed the program. Nonsense but a real one. For applying on a job ad, i have to include an official decision of changing my name cause my college diplomas have my old name on it. According to law, i had to make a new id, a bank forced me to make a new bank card,which they charged me and i wonder, what did they do for me. This country and all. An electricity provider changed the name on my bills but while sending me a notice by post,they kept the old name and someone refuses to change it without me filling out the form. It's just the name, my face is the same but i'm having it harder with the new name. I really sometimes despise this country's policies, as an average person who really wants to live in peace,nothing else and wants to forget an old name and not be reminded about it. P.s. The latest update is an electricity provider said they will change my name.