So done with school participation

I’m really feeling overwhelmed with school participation right now. Waking up at 5:30 AM EST every day is such a struggle. Getting out of bed is a challenge, especially since the bus arrives at 6:44 AM EST.

I’m just feeling completely drained every morning, and this week has hit me hard—I’m feeling burnt out from going to school every single day. I know I need to keep my perfect attendance to look good for college, but it’s tough.

The hardest part is getting in the shower; I’m just too exhausted and would rather stay in bed and relax.

I really feel like I’m at my limit. I can’t keep going like this.

Does anyone have any tips or advice? What can I do to get through this?

One Reply to “So done with school participation”

  1. It sounds like you’re really feeling the weight of your daily routine, and it’s completely understandable to feel burnt out with such an early schedule. Here are a few tips that might help you manage this stress and regain some energy:

    1. Adjust Your Sleep Schedule: Try going to bed earlier, even by just 15-30 minutes each night. Establish a calming bedtime routine to help signal to your body that it’s time to wind down.

    2. Prepare the Night Before: Lay out your clothes, pack your bag, and even prepare breakfast or lunch the night before. This can make your mornings feel less rushed and overwhelming.

    3. Break Your Routine: On days when you have a lighter workload, try to treat yourself to a more relaxed morning. If you can, allow yourself some extra time in bed or skip a shower occasionally to just rest.

    4. Incorporate Quick Morning Rituals: Even if it’s just a few minutes, consider adding a quick stretching routine or some light exercise in the morning to help wake you up.

    5. Stay Hydrated and Snack Smartly: Keeping yourself hydrated and eating healthy snacks during the day can also help maintain your energy levels.

    6. Find Support: Talk to someone about how you’re feeling—whether it’s a friend, a family member, or a school counselor. Sometimes just sharing how you’re feeling can lighten the load.

    7. Focus on Small Wins: Instead of solely aiming for perfect attendance, celebrate the small achievements, like getting through a tough day or finding a moment of joy at school.

    8. Consider Your Obligations: Remember, while attendance matters, your mental health is just as important. If you need a day off to recharge, don’t hesitate to take it.

    You’re not alone in feeling this way, and it’s important to prioritize your well-being. Take care of yourself!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *


Related Post

what do we think of this…

What do you all think about this situation? The more opinions, the better! So, there’s this guy in my grade who recently started snapping me. He’s really good-looking and he knows it, which is fine by me. He’s been sending me lots of bicep pics and complimenting me after we exchanged Instagram handles. We seem […]

Is it just my high school english class or anyone else in the same boat?

Is it just me, or is anyone else feeling frustrated with their high school English class? I’m in 9th grade and currently taking English Honors, but honestly, it’s incredibly easy. I could count the number of assignments on both hands! I was definitely more challenged in 7th and 8th grade English back in middle school. […]