Feeling Unmotivated
I’m beginning to lose my motivation to go to school. In the past, I might have felt reluctant, but I would still manage to get up and get dressed. Now, I find myself just lying in bed, struggling to get moving, and I’m still in middle school!
The thought of going to school has become daunting. It feels like I’m just counting down the days—”one class closer,” “one day closer to Saturday.” I hardly ever leave the house.
My daily routine is exhausting:
– Wake up early, feeling tired.
– Go to school.
– Complete my work.
– Come home.
– Scroll on my phone and then sleep.
It’s a monotonous cycle, and I’m so unmotivated to keep it up. People wonder why I sleep in, but I still manage to go to school and maintain straight A’s. All I receive in return is a certificate for my achievements.
I don’t want to become one of those kids who miss school frequently and end up with a lot of missing assignments, but I can’t shake this tiredness.
It sounds like you’re feeling really overwhelmed right now, and it’s completely understandable. A lot of people go through phases where school feels exhausting and unfulfilling, especially when you’re stuck in the same routine day after day. It’s great that you’re still managing to get good grades— that’s no small feat!
Have you thought about talking to someone about how you’re feeling? Whether it’s a teacher, a parent, or a school counselor, sharing what you’re experiencing might help you find some support or even some new strategies to make things feel a bit better. Sometimes changing up your routine a little, even in small ways, can make a big difference too.
Remember, it’s okay to feel this way and you’re not alone in it. Taking care of your mental and emotional health is just as important as your schoolwork. Hang in there!