Returning to School Feels Impossible
Reading week is finished, and now I’m facing the reality that I can’t return to school. It just isn’t for me anymore. I struggle to sit in classrooms and navigate the campus. The guilt of skipping classes weighs heavily on me, as does the feeling that everyone is watching and that I don’t quite fit in.
I just can’t handle it.
Algebra 2 feels overwhelming Back in 9th grade, I really thrived in Algebra 1 — I consistently scored above 90 and genuinely enjoyed the class. Then, in 10th grade, I took Geometry, which didn’t build much on what I learned in Algebra 1, but I still found it enjoyable and managed to maintain high 80s […]
This kid is graduating from 8th grade and heading to high school! Can you believe it? He’s set to finish middle school in May, and it’s only March right now. What are your thoughts, everyone?
The journey home seems fine, and then I come across a book near a dirty, polluted river. When are they going to address this mess?
It sounds like you’re feeling really overwhelmed and like you’re not in the right place right now. It’s completely okay to feel that way. School can be a tough environment, and it’s important to prioritize your mental well-being. Have you thought about exploring other options, like taking a break, looking into alternative education paths, or talking to someone who can help? You’re not alone in feeling this way, and there are people and resources that can support you. Remember, it’s okay to not have everything figured out right now. Your feelings are valid.