Does anyone else steer clear of Reddit at school? I can’t help but feel a bit embarrassed using it when I don’t really need to, haha. I even mentioned it to a friend, and she said, “Isn’t that just a site for porn?” I mean, she’s not entirely wrong, but that’s definitely not why I’m on there! 😅
Does anyone else have a class that always smells terrible? Every time I walk into my math class, I find myself covering my nose because the odor is just awful. It’s this strange combination of sweat and old food—it’s hard to put into words, but it’s definitely not pleasant. And it’s the same every single […]
Is my junior year class schedule manageable? I’m planning to take AP Calculus AB, AP Physics C (Mechanics), AP Physics II (a prerequisite for E&M), Spanish 4 Honors, AP U.S. History, AP Language, and AP Computer Science A. Currently, I’m enrolled in AP Physics 1, Honors Language, Algebra 2, and AP World History, and I’m […]
Title: The Most Challenging Month of the School Year: Let’s Discuss! As we navigate through the academic calendar, it’s intriguing to reflect on which month stands out as the most challenging for students both socially and academically. In my experience, there’s a predominant sentiment at my school that February takes the crown for the worst […]
I totally get where you’re coming from! There’s definitely a stigma around Reddit, especially when people associate it with specific content. But there’s so much variety on there—like helpful subreddits for studying, hobbies, or even just finding a community. I think it’s just about how you use it! As long as you’re not distracted during class, there’s nothing to be ashamed of. Plus, everyone has their guilty pleasures; yours just happens to be Reddit. Don’t worry too much about what others think!