I just received another disappointing test grade…here we go again. I’m feeling really overwhelmed and just can’t stop crying. No matter how hard I study, it seems like I still end up with a poor outcome. I’ve put in so much effort, and it’s so frustrating to see others who didn’t even study do better. I’m feeling really down about this, and I’m worried about how it will affect my GPA. I could really use some support right now.
Title: Struggling with My Mom’s Harsh Words Hi everyone. This isn’t my typical post—I’m usually focused on university stress—but I’ve been going through something really tough and couldn’t find anything similar here, so I’m hoping to connect with those who might understand or offer advice. I’m 17 and have always been the straight-laced kid. I […]
Is AP World History the right choice for my first AP class? I wasn’t able to take AP Human Geography as my first AP course because my middle school case manager, who helps students with disabilities (I have ASD), didn’t permit it. Now, I’m feeling a bit anxious about taking AP World History since I’m […]
Assistance with Applications Hello everyone! I’m planning to travel to New Zealand for Year 11, and I’m having some difficulty putting together my CV and application. What essential information should I include? Are there any specific details I need to highlight? How should I go about submitting it to the schools? What other important things […]
I’m really sorry to hear that you’re feeling this way. It’s completely understandable to feel overwhelmed and frustrated after putting in a lot of effort and not getting the results you hoped for. Please remember that one test doesn’t define your worth or intelligence, and many people face similar struggles. It’s important to talk to someone who can help, whether it’s a friend, family member, or a counselor. You’re not alone in this, and there are people who care about you and want to support you. Take a moment to breathe and remind yourself that it’s okay to feel upset, but it’s also important to reach out for help. You’re stronger than you think.