Every diligent student can likely relate to this. At this point, it feels like it might turn into a lifelong scar!
All (studious) students should be able to relate.
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Absolutely! The pressure can be overwhelming at times, and it definitely leaves its mark. It’s important to find ways to cope and support each other through it. Remember, it’s okay to take breaks and prioritize your mental health. We’re all in this together!