Tired of school

Crimsonstained7
Sun, 29 Mar 2015 21:02:22 +0000

First of all, remember that you’re comparing yourself to what other people show outwardly. People tend to not show all of their struggles, so it’s quite possible that other people struggle just like you.

Second of all, research is boring if you’re an assistant sometimes. You don’t get to do the crazy fun stuff, but it’s good experience and you get to see what happens in real research.

Lots of people don’t get a ton of sleep and it sucks, but you might be able to work on your time management and get some more time for sleep.

If your professors are constantly grading incorrectly, you might want to talk to your advisor or something. That might be an issue?

I’m gonna guess you’re a freshman, although you can ignore a bit of what I’m saying if you aren’t. It takes people a while to find friends. Join some clubs, go to events, etc. and eventually you’ll find someone. If you can’t find a single person you want to be friends with though, maybe you’re being too picky?

I assure you that not your whole school is that competitive. There are other people like you around. They might be rarer than elsewhere, but they’re around.

Hygiene issues are kind of understandable with someone who’s having some trouble. Motivation can be low, but you should start slow and try to increase your hygiene a bit. Organize your room and it might actually make you feel better!

As for sitting and staring at your to-do list, I do that sometimes too, but the thing to do instead is just take a break. Watch an episode on Netflix, go outside and enjoy the weather (if it’s nice where you are, do something you like. Then you might be refreshed enough to try and get something done.

Hopefully some of that helps at least a bit. If you’ve been diagnosed with depression, then you might want to find a better treatment system. If you haven’t, you might want to get a different therapist anyway. if they’re not helping, then they’re not helping.