The phrase 'feel difficult to' is not correct in written English.
You could use the phrase 'find it difficult to' instead. For example: I find it difficult to comprehend the instructions.
As stated by Jack Kornfield, in The Wise Heart, "Initially, it can feel difficult to offer love to ourself: for many it can trigger feelings of shame and unworthiness..
He remains positive and sometimes it does feel difficult to remain hopeful for the future health of the planet and its wonderful abundance of life.
And it does feel difficult to split the characters from the actors – people presume that she and Hart have been a double act for years, says Hadland, when in fact they only met when she auditioned for Miranda.
It was starting to feel difficult to keep up when Eto'o headed in Leighton Baines's free-kick to make it 4-3 but Matic played in Ramires to fire in their fourth goal and then a poor backheel from Muhamed Besic left the home defence vulnerable again.
Whereas Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) often feel difficult to compete with large organisations due to having insufficient resources.
Rhino has an easy interface for users to use, but its various tools and functions may make novices feel difficult to get familiar with.
A quick glance into the boxes and it felt difficult to breathe.
From new technology to changing consumer behaviour and media fragmentation, no wonder it feels difficult to keep up, life has never been so fast.
The ardent Kees scholar Dana Gioia has edited a selection of forty-three tandsketchesetches, all of which give off a sour particularity that feels difficult to shake.
You've got to force yourself so that when you go to the next phase it feels difficult to understand at first.
It feels hopeless, it feels desperate, it feels difficult to breathe, to swallow, to think.
