Demo Forex VS Real Forex

yes I agree, Demo accounts make you prepared for live trading also their is good way of bridging the gap between demo and live trading is to copy the mental state of emotionless trading that you practiced on demo.

Try to do everything that comes to your mind before trading for real. Learn about the symbols and if you are serious chat with the brokers customer support. Demo accounts are great for training.

you may not be able to get the same feeling like when something goes wrong but still it is a good way.

The difference between a forex demo and real accounts is that forex demo accounts are training accounts that traders can practice trading without using real money, without the risk involved.

I would like to know your method and methodology. Am also starting with 50,000 in my demo account i have lost 30k now am at 21,000 but i want to trade again today.

Sometimes trading on a demo account is very harmful to beginners.
Giving them false confidence.

Harmful in what way?

I think the demo is lack the emotional side, that's why so many are god at demo but not live.

Instead of demo, just trade like with very small amount

Demo accounts in Forex trading are often used as a tool to practice and test out trading strategies before applying them in a live market. The prices and conditions in a demo account may be based on real-time market data, but they are not exactly the same as the live market.
There may be some differences between a demo account and a live account, such as the execution speed of trades, the presence of slippage, and the availability of certain assets. In a demo account, trades are usually executed immediately, but in a live account, there may be delays in execution due to factors such as liquidity and market conditions.
Additionally, the behavior of the market in a demo account may not always be the same as in a live account. For example, in a demo account, you may be able to execute trades without any slippage, but in a live account, you may experience slippage, which is the difference between the price you expect to receive and the price at which the order is actually executed.
It is important to note that there is a difference between a demo account and a live account. Therefore, it is recommended to test your strategy on a demo account and then gradually transition to a live account with a small amount of money you can afford to lose.

Demo prices and conditions are not 100% the same, but close. The biggest difference is that trading real money your emotions will kick in, which will cause you to make bad decisions if you do not control them. Better to start with min lot sizes and not risk alot.

In demo forex, no real money is involved. Whereas, in the real forex market, real money is at stake.

There are Micro accounts for beginners, so beginners just learn how to trade on 1:500 leverage.

The biggest difference is of course the presence of financial risk and as practice shows many newbie traders fail to adequately estimate or react to it as we tend to avoid or reduce uncertainty. Hence it is not uncommon to see how traders cut their profitable positions early or enter in a position with a lag, trying to get as many confirmations as possible that their decision was right