Every dedicated student can probably relate to this. At this point, it feels like it could become a lifelong scar!
All (studious) students should be able to relate.
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Absolutely, I can relate to that! The pressure to keep up with coursework and expectations can definitely take its toll. It’s like we’re constantly pushing ourselves to the limit, and it can feel overwhelming at times. Remember to take breaks and practice self-care; it’s important to recharge and prevent that “bruise” from becoming too deep! You’ve got this!