Hey everyone,
I’ve got to say, I’ve seen this kind of comment way too often. Honestly, saying things like you’re “cooked” and calling yourselves the “next epic generation” just sounds a bit immature to me.
Seriously, it seems like some of you aren’t quite prepared for the challenges of real life. Wishing you all the best as you figure things out!
I cheated on my math test, and it’s weighing on me. This year, I’m in Algebra 2 and usually perform well in school, but I’ve always struggled with math. For our latest test, I used AI to help me cheat, and when we received our grades today, I ended up with a hundred. While that […]
Feeling anxious about the future I’m really worried about what lies ahead as a junior, soon to be a senior, with a 1.6 GPA. I’m starting to lose hope for my future and feel uncertain about my path forward. I genuinely care about my education, but it often feels like I’m falling behind my peers. […]
I’m struggling to find the motivation to catch up on my many missing assignments before mid-March. I know I need to get them done, but the sheer number of tasks feels overwhelming. Every time I attempt to tackle them, I just end up feeling paralyzed and procrastinating until the last possible minute. I also have […]
It sounds like you’re frustrated with what you see as a lack of toughness or resilience in the younger generation. Many people feel that way when they see others overly reacting to criticism or challenges. But keep in mind, everyone deals with difficulties in their own way, and sometimes what might seem soft to one person is actually a different approach to coping or expressing emotions. It could be worth considering that different generations face unique challenges that shape their perspectives. Engaging in constructive conversations might be more beneficial than just labeling them as “soft.” After all, we all have something to learn from each other, right?